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General Boards => Technical Support => Topic started by: Dick Simonis on August 10, 2011, 02:17:23 PM
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A pratical soution to the low dump connection.
http://www.sewersolution.com/
My neighbor has one and showed me the use. I'm sold.
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Dick
That looks pretty cool. Do you have one?
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Dick
That looks pretty cool. Do you have one?
No but I'm going to order one shortly. After seeing it in operation I was very impressed and it's not that pricey....which I like.
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It looks like a macerator without the grinding mechanism; I was interested in macerators until I read some user reviews.
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I bought a Sewer Solution about 10 years ago, to dump into a sewer clean-out about one foot above the driveway at my house. I sold it when we moved this year.
Three thoughts: You need to have a pressure water source for it to work. Do not use your fresh water fill hose for that purpose. Have a lot of patience and water, fast it is not.
Larry
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I bought a Sewer Solution about 10 years ago, to dump into a sewer clean-out about one foot above the driveway at my house. I sold it when we moved this year.
Three thoughts: You need to have a pressure water source for it to work. Do not use your fresh water fill hose for that purpose. Have a lot of patience and water, fast it is not.
Larry
I had the same experience about 10 years ago. I used it on a small fifth wheel with small tanks. It worked very well slowly. It would be a real disaster to try to use it if you didn't have an unlimited supply of fresh high pressure city water.
The design uses water pressure and a venturi to both suck the tank dry and break up the waste to where it fits in the supplied 1 inch hose. The hose you get with it is not very long. I had to buy two extra hoses. It looses effectiveness real fast if there is any uphill pumping to do.
The whole assembly will take up a lot of storage space.
I don't think I could attach one to my Beaver due to lack of room at the waste valve.
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In the past I would use a Flojet macerator but it took forever and was a hassle so I had a plumber friend install a sewer dump hidden in a landscaping box w/cover (sold at Home Depot) by my curb that is deep enough to conceal a 20' sewer hose. When I get home I just pull up and dump using my city water supply to flush. Takes 5 minutes and for local and shorter trips I dont even bother to hook up. I cant believe how convenient it has made my life.