grey water holding tank valve
Hey all, on the weekend I went to take off the cap for sewage and it poured all over.i turned the kitchen sink on to find out that the grey water shut off,doesn't seem to work causing an embarrassing...
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Rebuilding or replacing a valve is fairly easy. It's only 4 bolts and the old one is off. You could probably pull the old one, spot whatever is keeping it from sealing, clean it, and put it back together inside of 30 minutes.
Oh here's a link to the twist on valve mentioned above. Link
You could put one of those valves on the end of the pipe and just not worry about the other valve at all.
If you have an enclosed underbelly you might have to either remove the screws around the perimeter and drop it, or cut a hole to get to the valve.
Good luck with it.
Oh here's a link to the twist on valve mentioned above. Link
You could put one of those valves on the end of the pipe and just not worry about the other valve at all.
If you have an enclosed underbelly you might have to either remove the screws around the perimeter and drop it, or cut a hole to get to the valve.
Good luck with it.
