Bailey Autograph

Page 40 of the bailey manual deals with this and says to drain freshwater tank open the inspection lid (which should unscrew) and access the drain plug. The waste water drain tap Is behind the rear wheel.

On underslung tanks it is as Apperley says. I remember with our Approach the first time I tried to pull the bung out with the chain it broke!!! So be prepared to get your arm into the tank! I now have a Bailey Alliance which has an inboard tank which has a drain valve, although not as effective as removing the bung!!!

David

Can't get to my autograph at the moment but there is a drain plug inside the tank as already stated, lift the carpet by the door and then the door in the floor to access the tank, unscrew the lid.

There is also a drain from part way up the tank which is not easily accessed. if you look underneath the van on the offside infront of the rear wheel you should see the tank and the pipe coming out of it, the tap on the end is several feet in from the side of the van. I don't know what Bailey were thinking when they put this here, I had to lay on the floor and stretch under the van to reach it. NOT a good idea!!

 access the fresh water tank by lifting the hatch in the floor unscrew the tank cap and just inside you will see a orange bung on a chain hold the bung and pull out (not the chain,it will snap) the water will empty dont forget to replace the bung when empty.Hope this helps.