Hello All, With my fifth wheel now permanently setup in the mountains of western NC I'm starting to consider removing the black tank and putting in a flush toilet. Has anyone done this that can advise me on what's involved? Is it a huge job? If I wer...
Hello again everyone, I have another question. My Montana has a Suburban water heater and I’m wanting to replace the anode rod with one that has a drain made on it. It’s cold here in the NC mountains so I have to winterize every time we come for a we...
Hello Everyone, I have a rather unusual question. My 06 Montana 336rlt has been parked on a permanent site for about six months. But now due to repeated problems with leaks around some of the slides I’ve decided to put one of those metal carport styl...
Hello all, After looking and debating for a while my wife and I have secured a permanent site at Hide Away Campground in Bryson City NC. At 60 years old and with arthritis and bad back trouble it was just getting to be too much trouble setting up and...
Hello Guys, I have a couple of issues I could use some help with. First, a few years ago I did the exterior restoration process using the ZEP floor coating. Unfortunately I haven't re-applied it like I should and now it looks terrible and I need to r...
valhalla360 wrote:As long as the tank isn't sealed up in the underbelly (Ie, you can get to the tank without disassembling a lot of stuff), it shouldn't be a major project.I think that's probably the biggest issue I'll face. This is one of those 4 se...
MrWizard wrote:When i step on the toilet and it burps, I know it's time to go dumpThe water gauge works, and i can open a compartment door and visibly check the fresh waterThat's what I do. Never been wrong.
If it's the same pedestal plug I agree with Flute and cavie. I've seen the same thing with automotive headlamp plugs. You notice the terminals on the headlamp bulb are burned so you get a new bulb. But the female part that the terminal goes into is b...
Another concern I have about this is that the toilet in the rv doesn't have a tank on it and I'm afraid the hole through the floor is too close to the wall behind it for a residential toilet to match up with it. I'd hate to have to figure a way to mo...
garyp4951 wrote:I wonder if there is room between the toilet, and black tank to install a bypass that could be undone if you decided to sell later.A very good point. I'm gonna check into that and see if it can be done. I'm thinking it may be possibl...
