Black tank Rinser

I went with the old style quickee flush on my old trailer; was leery of things that spin inside the tank like the Tornado

markchengr wrote:
We nearly always dump at rest stops in Washington state. The rinse hoses have no threaded connections on the end probably so people won't connect to them and take extra time. I think this is a GOOD thing as there is usually a waiting line.

that's why they sell water thiefs, I think they are called. but I stay every third night at a FHU site and dump, etc. at my leisure.
bumpy

I tossed the vinyl hose and installed my Quicky Flush with 5/8" PEX.
I had trouble keeping the hose connected and sealed to the Tornado.
Did I mention more water flow?

I installed a Quickie Flush in my Class C and it was one of the best Mods I have done, and pretty simple.

I picked the Quickie Flush over the Tornado because of the high failure rate of the swivel part. A few of my friends had them fail and it leaves it useless in the tank. Freezing around here is not a problem just a poor design.

The only thing that I changed is where the hose connects up with the flusher I put a 90 Degree Elbow in it to reduce the strain on the hose and make it closer to the tank.


It looks like this when finished, with a quick disconnect on the end.


Don't get discouraged if it leaks at the hose connections at first they are sometimes hard to get tight. Tightened mine up and have had no leaks anywhere.
Another suggestion is to make a test hole in a piece of wood or something and test fit the device to the hole. I found that the hole size suggested was much larger than needed.
Good Luck.

We nearly always dump at rest stops in Washington state. The rinse hoses have no threaded connections on the end probably so people won't connect to them and take extra time. I think this is a GOOD thing as there is usually a waiting line.

I full time so Winter is not the problem. I have to keep my wet bay above freezing. It's just a poorly built unit.

I am wondering if the ones that broke some how froze during the winter, If I see we will be getting some freezing temps out here I will Blow some air thru mine so water is not in the short section of hose from the bumper to the rinser. Mine did develop a water leak during use at the connection on the tank, looked like the plastic collar on the hose cracked. Since then I blow it out before winter.

And i am just a courteous as the next guy, but in all honesty,, it doesn't add that much more time to the dumping process. Maybe we a re just a little bit more Relaxed or Laid Back as you say.. Gotta say I have never dumped in the south,,maybe you guys need to hand out some Midol??

time2roll wrote:
I had two break. Third try was quickie flush with custom spray pattern.
Works better, more water flow and no moving parts.

yep, that's the way to go.
bumpy

I had 2 break as well. Not sure why I even gave the 2nd one a try as the No-fuss flush works every bit as well and has no moving parts. That's what is installed now.

Of course, we are born and raised in the South, where we were were made very aware of courtesy to others, the lack of courtesy being emphasized by a firm smack to the side of the head. I have no problem using the flush at a dump station, or taking all the time we need, UNLESS there are others in line and waiting for me to finish. In that case, we try to finish and get out of the way as quickly as we can. I can always do a good flush later. We do realize, and see quite often, that many of our ways are strange, and that others do not see things as we do To each his or her own. .