Sewer Flush which one?

poppin_fresh wrote:
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Once you have it full-ish, pull the valve and watch how much more "stuff" comes out from the second or third dump. Yes, you could bring a hose through the trailer and stick it down the commode to do the same, but these are far easier IMO.

or you could use a swirilizer to do both jobs, fill tank and flush it out.
bumpy

Either one should be fine and while probably not a good as an in tank swirlerizer, I've been happy with the Camco for the last 3 years. You wont find the spray action does a whole lot, but the key is being able to shut the valve and back fill the black tank, just make sure you don't OVERFILL!

Once you have it full-ish, pull the valve and watch how much more "stuff" comes out from the second or third dump. Yes, you could bring a hose through the trailer and stick it down the commode to do the same, but these are far easier IMO.

LakeN wrote:
I have been using Flush King for years.....totally satisfied....easily gets the job done!! Recently had a friend get one, then he discovered we already had one. He said, "Why didn't you tell me about that thing??"

Thanks. Getting mine from Amazon next week, can't say I can't wait to try it out as sewer dumping isn't all that exciting hahahaha

I have been using Flush King for years.....totally satisfied....easily gets the job done!! Recently had a friend get one, then he discovered we already had one. He said, "Why didn't you tell me about that thing??"

thanks for the replies. When this break or wears out I'll take another look at the 'spray nozzle' methods.

Quickie Flush with custom spray pattern for me. Works well.

Bumpyroad wrote:
I'd install a spray nozzle in the end of the tank opposite the drain. makes more sense than "pushing a chain'.
bumpy

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I installed one of the in tank units, push it out not hope it floats out on the next tide. I also have two 90 degree bends in the line.

Thanks just ordered the Valterra.

I would probably go with the cheaper one.

I'd install a spray nozzle in the end of the tank opposite the drain. makes more sense than "pushing a chain'.
bumpy