newbie needs manual

[Henrysimonds]

Hi! I am a new member, having recently purchased a 1990
sunline 2362 trailer. Unfortunately, it needs a repair to the
outlet area of the gray-black water holding tanks. I have been
looking for an owner's manual, so far without any success.

Can anyone suggest where I might be able to find a manual?
I would be grateful for any assistance.
Thanks much
Henry

[Steve Collins]

Originally Posted by Henrysimonds

Hi! I am a new member, having recently purchased a 1990
sunline 2362 trailer. Unfortunately, it needs a repair to the
outlet area of the gray-black water holding tanks. I have been
looking for an owner's manual, so far without any success.

Can anyone suggest where I might be able to find a manual?
I would be grateful for any assistance.
Thanks much
Henry

Welcome to the club.

Please read the first "sticky" in the Sunline Club FAQ's subforum entitled: http://www.sunlineclub.com/forums/f1...ual-12805.html

It contains all the information regarding Sunline manuals that is available.

[Jim-Bev-2363]

Henry, You might also take pictures of your "broken" parts and someone may give a simpler solution. I don't think you will find much in a manual, if you can find one, that has help with repairs. We love pictures.

[Steve Collins]

Originally Posted by Henrysimonds

Hi! I am a new member, having recently purchased a 1990 sunline 2362 trailer. Unfortunately, it needs a repair to the outlet area of the gray-black water holding tanks.

The plumbing of the gray and black water tanks is common to nearly every rv made. The parts used are pretty much identical, regardless of brand of trailer. Replacements like new valves and other fittings are readily available at any RV parts desk.

There is nothing Sunline specific in these systems except the precise shape of the tanks themselves which were ordered by Sunline to fit in their various models.

There are already a number of threads here covering repairs to the tanks themselves and to the drain plumbing and valves as well. These items have not changed much over the years so even the very old threads are still 100% applicable today.