TJHUB wrote:

I purchased my Puma 27FQ new this summer. So far things have been just perfect with it. However, one thing that I miss from my pop-up is an outside shower. I used it a lot to wash my hands, feet, kids, dog, etc. Now that I don't have an outside shower, I really miss it a lot.

It's not a huge deal with out one, but the real advantage is that not every ounce of waste water goes into my grey tank. There are so many times I'd like to use one, I thought I'd ask if I can add one and has anyone installed one themselves?

Thanks.

mobeewan wrote:

You could add connections to your low point drains in order to be able to make quick connections for outside water. I added Flair-it adapters that connected to the tubing and had male pipe threads on the other end. I added brass female pipe thd x female garden hose adapters. I added plastic garden hose quick connectors with built in ball valves to use to turn the water on and off outside after opening the lowpoint drains under the kitchen sink. I can now use a garden hose with matching plastic male quick connectors and connect as needed to the hot or cold water drain lines.

I plan on getting a plastic laundry sink. I can remove the quick connectors from the brass fittings and connect washing machine hoses and then connect to the laundry sink to use for outside washing and cleaning. The sink drain can be routed with a hose to the camp site sewer connection. The legs can be removed from the sink and the sink used as an outside shower to stand in with a shower tent over it.

mowermech wrote:

Just remember the primary rule of modification work:
MEASURE TWICE, CUT ONCE.
Come to think of it, that applies to all phases of carpentry, metalwork, etc.