Seasonal camping thread

[crunchman12001]

Each time you use the commode use plenty of water to flush. Since you can flush out any time, why not be sure to add extra water each time you flush so that the solids don't build up on the floor of the tank

X2, 2 full bowls of water for #2, 1 full bowl for #1

 

[Schvarak]

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5yA9OoW_XgJLTg3MTVwWTlidHlwemNWZDFQVE1YVWNKUG5B/view?usp=sharing
So am I correct that based on the above pic I would get a 45 degree adapter?

Are the sewage lines a standard width? (I know, I need to measure it when I go back down!). I want to make sure the adapter I buy fits the current hose, although as has been pointed out, sounds like I should consider replacing that as well.

I was looking at this one. It has a hose connector. Wondering if anyone has used an adapter like this.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002UHVAA/ref=nav_timeline_asin?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

Thanks,
Joe

I use one that is similar but much better! Look for a camco flush valve. It flushes in both directions tank and hose. I'll see if i can find a picture of it. I got both of mine, 8 years apart from Wal-Mart.

Also, I'd recommend a flexible sewer hose 25' Should be sufficient. Get a screw in adapter to connect to the sewer port- many campgrounds require that screw in adapter.
Youy can also get a clear adapter to hook up to the dump port. But with the flush i recommend, there's no need for one unless you need to extend beyond the underside of the rv.

 

[Iwritecode]

Fixed your picture for ya.

 

[Schvarak]

Thank ya

 

[asquared]

Ok guys. The site team has managed to get a long overdue sub-forum for seasonal/long-term and working camping posts. You can find it here. We are closing this cluttered thread so you can now start individual threads for your needs/discussions. Enjoy and happy camping to all.