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DutchmenSport
Jun 13, 2017Explorer
llowllms wrote:
I presume this is a new rig. If that's the case let the dealer make the repair. If the tank was replaced and this is an older model then, yes, get a whole saw and drill through the tank. Make sure you glue a pipe of equal size to the floor flange so that all waste enters the tank and not elsewhere. You will also have to seal around the pipe so if the tank reaches the full mark there is no seepage.
Before the OP removed his posts, he'd posted the dealer did work on the tank, and it still was not right, thus the photos. And there was a dispute between the manufacturer and the dealer, and he was caught in the middle. Sounded like the dealer did attempt to fix it, but even then, it still wasn't correct, and the manufacturer was saying there was nothing wrong at all. It was a sad case all the way aorund to say the least.
It's also sad the OP hasn't come back, and checking his history posts, he's not posted anything else either. Hope he comes back to these forums. He's got friends here, and yes, we do care.
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