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No more stinky slinky - Jack Houpe - 10-04-2023

We changed out our toilet to a macerator toilet last winter and love it no more air leaks or stuck valves so since all the waste is macerated might as well pump it though a 1" flat hose, flush it with fresh water and stow the 1" line and quick connect in the bay with the jacks and cribbing.

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I took off the old air operated 3" valve and put a 12V macerator pump in its place to move the black water through the flat line with quick connects, also while I had the panel off I repaired the tank level board and got the gauges to work. Corrosion had eaten the printed circuits off the board so I soldered small wires to make the connection, would have been easier to buy a new board but I like the challenge and doubt they make them anymore.

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RE: No more stinky slinky - BusNit - 10-04-2023

Nice looking work! I put one of those portable macerator pumps onto the 3" sewer outlet. From the macerator it goes into a 1" hose. Macerator pump also has a cleanout. Very similar system but not permanent. I also wired in an on/off switch in the bay for the pump. If you remember, my plumbing bay looked amazing from the front side but was leaking everywhere on the backside. I rebuilt all the valves and fixed some botched plumbing work done in the past. The floor underneath the fiberglass was corroded to dust. Had to weld in new steel on both sides. I like what you did with yours. The quick fitting is really neat.

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RE: No more stinky slinky - Jack Houpe - 10-04-2023

I remember you doing that work sort of followed your lead on this one. We had a system just like this on our class B and it was wonderful so easy to dump and very clean, I wanted to put a real with regular hose but couldn't fine the space for it.

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RE: No more stinky slinky - Jonestead - 10-04-2023

Tnow that's a clean job
I just love all the practice you and Simon are getting and really looking forward to the two of you doing all these great ideas on our coach.

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RE: No more stinky slinky - Latitude 28 - 10-04-2023

Jack,
Nice work.....love the macerating idea! Like you all we put in two new toilets last year. One in the back is a Sani-Flush macerating house hold basement toilet and the mid bath is a Dometic 320 gravity flow. If one takes a.......well you get the idea, then you have a backup

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RE: No more stinky slinky - arcticdude - 10-04-2023

Jack,

How big are your waste tanks and if they’re both full how long does it take to empty them with this setup?

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RE: No more stinky slinky - Jack Houpe - 10-05-2023

Pumps 15 gallons per minute, Black and grey are same tank and is 250 gallons I think so please correct me if I'm wrong so it would take roughly 17 minutes if it was full. I always dump the tanks when they get half full or less or every time we move.

Arch its a poopy job but someone has to do it.

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RE: No more stinky slinky - Jack Houpe - 10-05-2023

Steve I hope we can spend some time together this winter, there is a lot I'd like to pick your brain over.

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RE: No more stinky slinky - Jonestead - 10-05-2023

Do you not have blueprints for your coach!?!
It will have your tank sizes listed on it.
If not, the mothership can probably email it to you and give you a hard copy if you're in Miami. 
I have pdf, small printed and full size printed for ours and attached a picture of our tanks for your viewing pleasure

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RE: No more stinky slinky - arcticdude - 10-05-2023

Jack,

Good info! Thanks!

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