My Jamboree Build
For a long time I have wanted to buy a small Class C motorhome that I could use throughout Colorado for riding events as well as outings with my 2 kids. As time went by, I decided to buy a used veh...
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ronfisherman wrote:
If the picture you have posted is the actual one you have. The plastic hose connector on the Tornado has a high failure rate. Latest ones have a brass hose connector. See IAMICHABOD's first picture above.
That is why I went with the Quickie Flush. I have seen 2 failures on the Tornado. One was my Son-In-Laws that failed on the plastic connector as ronfisherman has said.
The other was his friend that camps with us, his failed at the Tornado part. It broke loose and all he had left was a straight stream coming out doing no good at all. He watched it go down the drain thru his clear connector. They both replaced it with a Quickie Flush.
With my luck and Murphy's Law, Anything that can go wrong — will go wrong.:) I opted to go with the Quickie Flush,No moving parts to break. so I didn't have to do it twice.
Who knows they may have fixed all those problems by now. When I installed mine the Tornado didn't come with the metal hose connector.
