u/LunaticHound

Is there an easyish fix for something like this? Seems the dealer and myself both missed this. Investigated myself… thin particle board like divider…I would prefer NOT to tow this two hours back to the dealer if possible. It doesn’t need to be a 100% perfect fix. I looked online and found some match and patch tape that matches the color. Gonna see how close it is once it comes in. If ya’ll have been following my start to rv life… its been back to the dealer twice already. Please be kind… I’m new to this and with the rough start I’ve already had I am feeling discouraged.

*** First two pics are mine, third pic is pulled from a youtube vid I watched during my paranoid state after the break.

Hi ya’ll kinda a double tap on my last post. So apologies in advance for that. Tow police are also welcome… I have taken your advice and will NOT tow again without a WDH. Also since then have gotten Timbrens installed on my rear. Towed a smaller trailer and noticed the difference immediately. ANYWAY. My question to ya’ll as a rookie is… and this is loaded… is there anything inherently wrong with the way this freshwater drain is setup on my new camper? I have heard several people tell me this is the standard on alot of campers and then others say…. wtf thats low. I guess the paranoia has set in since I broke it…. shoutout to my last post sharing my rough start to rving. Thank you guys for reading and please have a fantastic weekend!