Questions and doubts about Flojet
We have a sewer cleanout next to our house, about 40 feet from the trailer's black water valve. The cleanout is essentially level with the trailer -- maybe a little downhill from the trailer, but not...
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SoundGuy wrote:wa8yxm wrote:
I first give the drive shaft a twist (Seems it always sizes up and you need to give it a twist to free it) the shaft extends all the way through the motor. you can use any flat tool (Quarter) to give it a twist..
As is detailed in the FloJet operating instructions. ;)
When done with mine I also give it a good soaking of WD40 straight into the impellers.
Think I've had the unit for at least ten years, blown one fuse for the same reason and even use it in the winter to empty the tanks when no dump stations are available at Provincial Parks. Been bullet proof.
