Black waste tank connection question...
Glue the plumbing to the waste tank, or use a removable rubber coupling?? Recently, I had an issue that caused my black waste tank on my 2015 Majestic 28a to be partly disassembled (the piping fr...
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There was a video a while back with a couple that had a bad experience with their Cruise America rental,one of the problems they had was a leak from the black tank,he crawled under the RV and found that the pipe had pulled out of the tank,there was a rubber coupling with hose clamps on each end that had come loose. She called Cruise America and was told just to tighten it up as best they could and bring it to the nearest dealer and they would fix it.
When they got there they wanted a new unit which I think they got,it was explained to them that it happened sometimes and reason for the rubber coupling was if it was damaged in any way it could be replaced quickly and the unit would be back on the road with little down time,thus still making money.
Maybe one of the other members could slide under and look,It may have not been replaced when it was refurbed.
When they got there they wanted a new unit which I think they got,it was explained to them that it happened sometimes and reason for the rubber coupling was if it was damaged in any way it could be replaced quickly and the unit would be back on the road with little down time,thus still making money.
Maybe one of the other members could slide under and look,It may have not been replaced when it was refurbed.
