Broke Swivel Stik end in black tank. Oops.
Little background; we're going full time in July and just bought our first fifth wheel. Never really been in one before, except the one we bought so we're complete novices. We'll we got it home an...
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Thanks for the replies guys. Well, I don't think it'll make it's way out. Here's a link to the stick. Lost the end connected to the flexible hose. It's pretty long.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-Flexible-Swivel-Stik/14504324
DutchmanSport, now as far as reaching in and trying to see if I can grab it, I'd go for that.
covettekent, you're right, I don't think it'll make it's way out by itself, in fact I'm pretty sure it won't since the part that fell off was pretty long. Leaving it in there, humm... maybe you're right. Maybe it'll just jostle around and clear up the stuck deposits? Wouldn't that be nice?
Not knowing how the piping or drain valves line up with the tank, do you think it would make it's way into an elbow and restrict solid waste removal? Anyone knows or has a picture of the Raptor 3612 black tank plumbing?
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-Flexible-Swivel-Stik/14504324
DutchmanSport, now as far as reaching in and trying to see if I can grab it, I'd go for that.
covettekent, you're right, I don't think it'll make it's way out by itself, in fact I'm pretty sure it won't since the part that fell off was pretty long. Leaving it in there, humm... maybe you're right. Maybe it'll just jostle around and clear up the stuck deposits? Wouldn't that be nice?
Not knowing how the piping or drain valves line up with the tank, do you think it would make it's way into an elbow and restrict solid waste removal? Anyone knows or has a picture of the Raptor 3612 black tank plumbing?
