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RV Winterizing Blow Out Adapter, 3/4 GHT Brass Schrader Valve | Schrader Valve to 3/4 Garden Hose, Water Line Blow Out Adapter Fitting with Tire Inflation Valve for Camper Travel Trailer

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RV Winterizing Blow Out Adapter, 3/4 GHT Brass Schrader Valve

Key Features

  • Connects a standard 3/4-inch GHT garden-hose connection to a Schrader tire-inflation valve for blowing residual water from plumbing lines.
  • Made from lead-free brass for corrosion and oxidation resistance.
  • Compatible with a household tire inflator, bicycle pump, or air compressor hose with a 1/4-inch quick-connect fitting.
  • Includes sealing washers, PTFE thread seal tape, and valve-core dust caps for threaded connections and valve protection.
  • Package includes one male 3/4-inch GHT adapter and one female 3/4-inch GHT adapter.
  • Covered by the stated lifetime protection for product defects or issues.

Replaces

This kit serves as a 3/4-inch GHT winterizing blow-out connection for clearing water lines with compressed air. No replacement part number is specified.

Cross-Reference Part Numbers

No cross-reference or OEM part numbers are provided. The item model is RV Blow Out Winterizing Adapter.

Compatibility & Fitment

Fits standard 3/4-inch GHT connections used on RVs, travel trailers, campers, motorhomes, boats, watercraft, cabins, outdoor faucets, spigots, sillcocks, garden hoses, soaker hoses, underground sprinkler irrigation systems, and underground drip irrigation systems. Verify that the connection uses standard 3/4-inch GHT threading before ordering.

The Schrader valve ends match standard car tire valves. The adapter can connect to a tire inflator, bicycle pump, or 1/4-inch quick-connect air compressor hose.

When to Replace

Replace the adapter if the brass body is cracked, the threads are damaged, the valve no longer holds or accepts air, or a sealing washer can no longer prevent leaks. Use it before freezing weather to remove residual water from RV and outdoor plumbing lines. Clearing the lines helps reduce the risk of freeze damage and cracked fittings without using liquid antifreeze.

Installation Tips

  1. Turn off the water supply and the RV water pump.
  2. Open the water heater pressure relief valve.
  3. Confirm the water inlet has standard 3/4-inch GHT threads, then install the appropriate male or female adapter with a rubber sealing washer. Apply the included PTFE thread seal tape where needed.
  4. Connect the air compressor or bicycle pump to the Schrader valve end.
  5. Open all faucets and drain valves so air can expel water from the lines.
  6. Remove the air source after the lines have been cleared and install the included valve-core dust caps.
  7. No special tools are required; the setup can be completed in minutes.

Package contents: one male 3/4-inch GHT winterizing blow-out adapter, one female 3/4-inch GHT winterizing blow-out adapter, one PTFE thread seal tape roll, two rubber sealing washers, and two valve-core dust caps.

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FAQ

It connects an air compressor to an RV or travel trailer water system so the lines can be cleared of water before winter storage. The Schrader valve accepts a standard tire-inflation chuck, while the 3/4-inch garden hose connection attaches to the RV water inlet or hose fitting.
The water-side connection is a 3/4-inch GHT garden hose thread, and the air-side connection is a Schrader tire valve. Confirm that your RV water inlet uses a compatible 3/4-inch garden hose thread before ordering.
It is intended for RVs, campers, and travel trailers with a 3/4-inch garden hose water connection. It is suitable for winterizing water lines by blowing them out with compressed air.
Turn off the RV water supply, relieve line pressure, and drain the water system first. Thread the adapter onto the water connection by hand, attach a tire chuck to the Schrader valve, and use regulated, low-pressure air while opening each faucet and water outlet one at a time. Do not force the threads or apply unregulated compressor pressure.
Verify that the garden hose threads and sealing washer are clean and undamaged, and make sure the RV water heater, pump, holding tanks, and low-point drains are handled according to the vehicle manufacturer’s winterizing procedure. Blowing out the lines alone may not protect every component from freezing.
The adapter body is made of brass and incorporates a Schrader tire inflation valve for connection to a standard air-compressor chuck.