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Who's #1 in the #2 business? [message #164901] Sun, 01 April 2012 13:50 Go to previous message
Galen is currently offline  Galen   United States
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I'm getting ready to drop the waste tank. I've waited all winter since I got the Palm Beach last fall, to fill it up and test the pump, water lines, and waste. Wouldn't you know all the easy stuff works fine, but there's a nice slow drip coming out between the dump valve and the tank. Here's some pics: http://www.gmcmhphotos.com/photos/showphoto.php?photo=43581&title=waste-outlet&cat=all

It looks like it has a nice bead of door and window caulk all around it, and the caulking cracked, and that's where the leak is coming from. I can see the sending unit looks on the verge to crumble, too.

The good thing, is that this coach hasn't had fresh waste in it in a few years, so getting dreaded shower won't be a problem. I put a few gallons of fresh water in it to test.

I've read a couple threads on the valve and this problem before. I also have a macerator that came with the coach, along with a variety of hoses that looks like the PO was using the macerator with a twist lock adapter pump out tank through the normal dump line. That's a too "hands on" for me, Shocked , so I'll use this opportunity to do a dual outlet.

Any advice or lessons learned are welcome. Thanks.

Galen






Galen Briggs New Virginia, Iowa 1978 Palm Beach
 
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