Macerator pumps--how to spot one?
I plan to start looking for a used RV sometime next year. I do not need and do not want a macerator pump. They have too many problems, pull too much power, and I have a sewer cleanout at home downhi...
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Trackrig wrote:
I think the reason you see so few for sale adds mentioning macerator pumps is because they're not very common. I personally never met any one using one. I don't think you have to worry about it too much, but if a MH you bought did come with one, just remove it.
Bill
I'm with Bill... if you find a coach you like and it happens to have a macerator...just remove the darn thing. No big deal and you shouldn't base your choice on whether or not the coach has one.
But just look in the wet bay, if it has a small drain hose (1 inch or so), it has a macerator.
Ron
