Sediment does collect in the bottom of the fresh water tank over the years. You can install a cleanup on the top of the tank. What I have used in the past is a deck Plate.
https://www.westmarine.com/buy/west-marine--6-screw-in-deck-plate--11743036?recordNum=3
They are available at most marine supply stores or you can order it from West Marine. Easy to install and allow you to get inside the tank to clean it our.
Cut Hole, set plate on hole and drill for screws and use a very good grade of silicone sealant.
https://www.lowes.com/pd/GE-Silicone-2-2-8-oz-Clear-Silicone-Caulk/1043637
Not a hard mod to do.
J.R. Wright
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> I dont think so Jim, not a bad idea for lots of setups but ours is behind the propane compartment door. I think this is just 40 yeard of use and ....
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>> Better put a key lock on the water fill access
>> I think someone dropped in something.
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>>> Hi guys, any suggestions on how to clean up sediment in a fresh water
>>> tank? I'm thinking this is the original tank to the coach and it seems to
>>> block
>>> the output to the pump on occasion.
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>>> The tank is one of the semi flexible kind so not sure, as someone
>>> suggested, adding an access port in the top of it would work.
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