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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Bumpyroad wrote:
I think if I was taking a macerator on and off frequently, I would do as I would do with a sewer solution that kept breaking off the tabs. I would get a short 6 inch clear pipe and silicone seal or goop it to the tabbed ends of the macerator so that the continual pressure would be put on the cheap connector, not the macerator.
bumpy
ditto. For some reason my Flojet twist tabs were hard to twist on the sewer outlet and they broke before I ever had a chance to use it. They sent a replacement connector housing, then I did what bumby suggests - put a clear adapter on it. I used a 45 which worked out best for my setup. I also put in a "set screw" to keep it firmly attached to the macerator so it would not break the seal when I would remove the whole thing from the RV.
