Trouble with Poop Chute
2007 Keystone Raptor. Old but well maintained. Was camping in Flagstaff so my kids could play in the show and as luck would have it we encountered an epic 3-day snow storm. It was cold outside but ...
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dougrainer wrote:
Really? You are an expert on just a weekend? There is usually very little water flushed when toilet is dumped. The S**t goes straight down and hits the bottom of the tank. Now, you are the expert. HOW MANY people used this on the weekend? YOU DON'T KNOW. THE TANKS HAVE VERY LITTLE SLOPE. So, everytime you dump the toilet the debris plops down on top the previous and without adequate water(GONE because the valve is open) the debris just stacks up. Sorry, after 43 years as a Tech I make good money getting rid of the Pyramids. Doug
Yes, done it often when weather is really cold and on a sewer site...never had an issue but then it gets lots of use under normal conditions between the really cold weekends.
On sewer, you should be using lots of water anyway but if it's only an occasional weekend, any start of a pyramid will break down before then next time.
The Pyramids are mostly folks who just leave the valve open all the time...often at permanent sites...there I agree, you are setting yourself up.
