Anyone recognize this plastic pipe?

DurangoTaB

we took the T@B out for a quick overnighter last week and everything worked fine.  I put her away, overed her up, and a couple days later found this on the ground near the back of the T@B.  Could just be trash (but it's an odd place for it), or it could be something that fell off the T@B.  Anyone recognize it?

BBchBum

Is there any evidence of pvc solvent or that it was joined with another pipe?  If not then it may be left over from the construction process and just now worked its way out.

Normfun

Could it be part of the AC fan vent?

DurangoTaB

Thanks...I'll double check the roof vents (fan, black tank) and A/C.  My method for the cover is to accordian fold it on the propane/battery cover, attach a long rope at the rear "PahaQue" decal, throw the line over the roof and pull it front to back over the top.  I can do this in less than 5 minutes, but I have to be careful of those roof vents.

jkjenn

DurangoTaB said:

Thanks...I'll double check the roof vents (fan, black tank) and A/C.  My method for the cover is to accordian fold it on the propane/battery cover, attach a long rope at the rear "PahaQue" decal, throw the line over the roof and pull it front to back over the top.  I can do this in less than 5 minutes, but I have to be careful of those roof vents.

This sounds rather brilliant.  I might have to give this a try!

Allie

Is it the tailpipe?  lol

Rad

DurangoTaB said:

Thanks...I'll double check the roof vents (fan, black tank) and A/C.  My method for the cover is to accordian fold it on the propane/battery cover, attach a long rope at the rear "PahaQue" decal, throw the line over the roof and pull it front to back over the top.  I can do this in less than 5 minutes, but I have to be careful of those roof vents.

My method, that I perfected on my first attempt, should only be attempted by a trained professional like myself.  I will skip to the best part, wait until the cover snags on the small roof vent, then tug on the cover until the top of the vent breaks off.  Now, spend the next hour repairing said vent.

like I said, this should only be attempted by skilled cover puter oners.  

Nomad

And only by someone with a supply of black pvc and glue.

Rad

PXLated said:

And only by someone with a supply of black pic and glue.

I was lucky, the cap on top snaps into place and has one square head screw recessed inside to keep it in place.   The repair was simple and like many repairs the fix is stronger than the original.  

ChanW

It does look like that vent pipe... Lacking the little cap.