UPDATE:
ok, took the time to search for the hole.
Found it, chiseled out plywood.
I could feel the spot in the plastic where the hole is, but had a hard time seeing it, so Ken drilled it out for me to put the well nut in.
tested it, no leaks : )
Going to leave the plywood hole, it is only ~ 1in x 1in big.
This is on the underside of the camper and will be against the bed of the truck.
(The pic below is after tank was full for 24 hrs)
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I messed up and put a screw into the bottom of the camper.
As soon as I screwed it in, I realized it was too long of a screw.I removed the screw, and the camper started to pee my fresh water out the bottom. : (
I was thinking I needed to take the bottom plywood off the camper to fix it.
Then about 2 years later I had an idea
cut a hole in the plywood with a hole saw, and
fix it with a well nut.
Not sure if that is the proper term, but is what I have decided to call it.
There is a nut at the end of the rubber piece.
Had to buy the bolt and washer separate.
Set me back a whole $1.07
Below is what happens when you tighten the bolt.
Ok, I waited too long to come up with this plan.
I put water in the tank, so I could find the hole, and it did not pee for me. : (
Instead I just wicked out a crack on the bottom edge of the camper.
I looked all over the bottom of the camper and am at a loss as to where it is at. : (
There are about a hundred screws in the bottom of the camper.
Guess I will put it off for another day... again
