Installing the PLUMBING SYSTEM in our Bus (PART 2)

Plumbing Cappella Bus - Part 2.
This is the second video of the plumbing series for Cappella Bus, and we start with the kitchen drain pipe, also connecting fittings to our gray water tank, building a manifold system for the individual appliances, and testing the whole system for leaks.
We still have 2 more videos for this series so stay tuned for the next episodes.
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[@tableshaper4076]

Great job!

[@trivia.history]

Great job

[@hondapreludeba5]

Loving your videos. I chose to go with a gillig low floor as well. So watching your videos have given good insight to eat to keep an eye out for on mine.

[@CappellaBus]

Glad you like them! Do you have any social media that we can follow?

[@reutzelfred]

Bus is coming along great. Are you able to start it from time to time? Keep up the great work.

[@CappellaBus]

I start it at least once a week, it sounds great every time!

[@tableshaper4076]

I'm still researching my bus so I was curious about your choice with plumbing. I stumbled upon this video about Upinor type A pex... I hope thats not what you are using. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJSrlH6sj5h0kKc I think I will stick with braided flexible line at this point.

[@CappellaBus]

Hi there, thanks for sharing the video! We’re using PEX-A but our pipes are not from the uponor brand, it’s actually a generic brand from amazon that had good reviews. In my research I found that the safest connections long term are from the PEX-A connectors and the only downside is the price of the tool you need to expand the pipes, there is a manual version but I can’t even imagine the pain of making several connections with it. Good luck with your bus search!

[@trivia.history]

I don’t understand what the electronic valves are for??