โMar-24-2015 11:07 AM
โMar-26-2015 06:16 PM
wincrasher65 wrote:
I did a black tank flush this evening.
The nice thing about the SeeLevel gauge is you can set it to stay on for 5 minutes. So I could watch the tank fill while the hose was connected to the flush connector.
I drained the tank, and then I filled it to 80% via the black tank flush and then opened the drain valve. What a difference! There was still alot of yuk in the tank and drain pipe after I dumped.
โMar-26-2015 03:00 PM
โMar-26-2015 10:44 AM
CavemanCharlie wrote:wincrasher65 wrote:CavemanCharlie wrote:
Thanks for the update. It is weird that they did not label the breakers of fuses. That was probably a oversight on there part.
I , personally , would not like the long tube between the toilet and the black tank. That sounds like a place for a clog. I would be most worried about that.
Sorry I wasn't clear. The black tank is directly below the toilet. The drain pipe runs from the tank about 2 feet to the valve, and then about 15 feet to the discharge port in the bumper of the trailer. It is a large diameter pipe - either 3 or 4 inches. I'm not worried it would clog, but it could leave some stinky debris in that long run if you don't flush properly.
I see. If your not able to use the built in flush a 3-4 gallon (15L) bucket of water dumped quickly down the toilet might do the trick in a pinch.
โMar-26-2015 10:42 AM
Doug33 wrote:
What is the weight and length of the Oliver? My brother may be looking into buying a small light TT that he can tow with his Toyota Highlander.
on edit - after watching your YouTube video, I can't imagine the Oliver is a light weight trailer...
โMar-26-2015 08:45 AM
โMar-25-2015 09:26 AM
โMar-25-2015 09:02 AM
wincrasher65 wrote:CavemanCharlie wrote:
Thanks for the update. It is weird that they did not label the breakers of fuses. That was probably a oversight on there part.
I , personally , would not like the long tube between the toilet and the black tank. That sounds like a place for a clog. I would be most worried about that.
Sorry I wasn't clear. The black tank is directly below the toilet. The drain pipe runs from the tank about 2 feet to the valve, and then about 15 feet to the discharge port in the bumper of the trailer. It is a large diameter pipe - either 3 or 4 inches. I'm not worried it would clog, but it could leave some stinky debris in that long run if you don't flush properly.
โMar-24-2015 04:49 PM
CavemanCharlie wrote:
Thanks for the update. It is weird that they did not label the breakers of fuses. That was probably a oversight on there part.
I , personally , would not like the long tube between the toilet and the black tank. That sounds like a place for a clog. I would be most worried about that.
โMar-24-2015 04:44 PM
โMar-24-2015 04:29 PM