A macerating toilet
This would make life easier in a Class B. I think the low profile runs about $1000. Not that much if your buying a new $100,000 + Class B. Maybe it's not too late for Davydd to upgrade his new Advanc...
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Bumpyroad wrote:1775 wrote:
It is an interesting idea - but then why not just have a gravity system that is easily accessible with the ability to add an add on macerator - this resolves all problems except false sensor readings.
isn't that what I have on my TT, a removeable macerator hooked onto the dump outlet? if something goes haywire, just pull off the macerator and drag out the stinky slinky. much harder to do I would think on a macerator built into a toilet?
bumpy
I can't pull the macerator out of my Roadtrek if it fails. It is an installed part of the plumbing under the van with both tanks and tank valves connecting to it. There is a "clean out" that can be opened but that results in everything in the tanks just pouring directly out to the ground immediately below. (Look out if you are under there getting the clean out open.) There is no connection for a hose. So there is no option to pull out the macerator and dragging out a hose. So what I stated related to permanently installed macerators with no option for a gravity dump.
