Old-style gray water valve - parts source?
So I was closing my gray water valve and suddenly it got really easy to turn. Something obviously broke inside it. It's mostly closed, with a little bit of water running out, and will now neither clos...
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This is what I need. The threaded rod that moves the "knife" up and down snapped. I can't see the top of the valve, but running my fingers over it I can tell there's writing on it. The black water valve is a Thetford 01447. I couldn't find a Thetford valve that resembles my gray water valve. Maybe I can get up there with a mirror to see the brand.
Looking at it harder, I have plenty of room to splice in a new valve. The gray and black water valves are not integrated like I thought. There's enough of a run of pipe before and after the valve to splice in a new valve and slip joints.
Looking at it harder, I have plenty of room to splice in a new valve. The gray and black water valves are not integrated like I thought. There's enough of a run of pipe before and after the valve to splice in a new valve and slip joints.
