Macerators: SaniCon vs Others
Will be parked on a private site that is about 50' away from the sewer inlet and slightly upgrade, therefore we will need to add a macerator more for it's pumping ability than anything else. After res...
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Agree totally with both dump at the same time versus a grey water drip and Amazon is at the top of my list. Did read the reviews before first posting: several mentioned the plastic connectors break easily on the Flojet, which I'd feel would be the same with the twist on SaniCon if left on while not in use and traveling. For that reason, the SaniCon permanent box mount made some sense to avoid mounting and unmounting. Many reviews stated motor burned outs which seems more like a lack of maintenance or running dry. And as you say…replacement motors are not inexpensive. Thanks.
Big Katuna wrote:
Go on Amazon and read hundreds of reviews.
They both use the ATT/Jabsco pump so not sure why the difference in price.
They both have grey water bypass but that isn't important to me as I only connect mine when I am going to dump.
I dump at home often; 80 away 2 feet uphill.
These DO require periodic servicing; take it apart, inspect/replace the impeller, clean hair off of shaft.
I made my own bought the bare pump and mated it to a clear 3" fitting but the pumps have gone up I would watch for the Flojet go on sale.
Its $200 free shipping on Amazon.
