This is where the supply lines come into the compartment. One is tank water the other is for city hook up.
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The pump manual recommended flexible hose for running to and from the pump. It should help reduce noise from the pump.
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Next, I plumbed in the water heater
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The T stub outs at the bottom left of the picture will provide a water source for the out door shower that I still have to install.
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To get the plumbing to the other side of the bus I had to drill two holes down through the plywood and metal to the underside of the bus.
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The I had to get under the bus and run the lines over to the other side.
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This is the only place where water lines will run under the bus. It is a distance of about 3 feet. I hope this will limit the chances of the water lines freezing in cold weather.
This of course is a huge school bus with lots of room underneath. Somehow I picked the only spot under the bus to run the water lines that has almost no room to maneuver around in. In the end I got it.
This is where the lines come up on the other side:
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More soon!
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