I need to replace the inline water filter cartridge but the current one has no information on it nor does the housing? Does anyone have any information regarding the replacement?
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The Wirt's, Nelson, Annette, and Hank(our mini-pin)! 2013 36RE, 2010 F350 Power Stroke Dually.
I need to replace the inline water filter cartridge but the current one has no information on it nor does the housing? Does anyone have any information regarding the replacement?
They are a standard type filter available at home depot, Lowes or Walmart. There are different quality of filters depending on the type of water you are using but you should be able to find them. Just take out the old one and measure it so you get the same size. Have fun getting to it, you have to be able to stretch and contort your arms to do it. Many have relocated there filter housings. Another miscalculation on Redwoods part!!
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Retired
2013 Redwood 31SL, 2011 Ford F350 SRW, 6.7, Crew Cab with Firestone Bags, Titan Disc Brakes
In our Redwood which is the 31 SL the in-line filter is a standard 10 inch filter we are always trying to get out the smell a sulfur and so we always use a carbon filter
They are a standard "whole house" filter. You can spend as little as $6 up to $30 depending on how much and what type of "stuff" you want to filter out. Read the label on the filter packaging...it will tell exactly what the filter will filter. We full-time and usually replace ours every six months. I also installed a drinking/cooking water filtration system that use three filters...the filters are pretty expensive; however, the system is on par with the reverse osmosis system we had in our "traditional" house.
Bob
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Bob and Debbie (both retired) with Senior FurBabies Grizz (a German Shepherd mix) and Bailey (a Lab mix)...and sometimes a Grandkiddo or 2! Full Time RVers since July 2013 Redwood: 2012 36FL with sliding patio doors
Tow Vehicle: 2011 Chevy Silverado 3500 HD with 6.6 DuraMax Dually
They are a standard "whole house" filter. You can spend as little as $6 up to $30 depending on how much and what type of "stuff" you want to filter out. Read the label on the filter packaging...it will tell exactly what the filter will filter. We full-time and usually replace ours every six months. I also installed a drinking/cooking water filtration system that use three filters...the filters are pretty expensive; however, the system is on par with the reverse osmosis system we had in our "traditional" house.
Bob
Yup...the filter that came with our unit is $35!
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2012 F350 KR CC DRW w/ some stuff
2013 36FL Cindy and Tom, Toby and Kasey (our Berner and Newfie)
Oh...I forgot the five kids.
Rick and Mindy
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