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 Izablue2 |
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Posts: 122 12/29/05 20:09:33 |
I would like to increase the size of the orginal stock holding tank under the forward berth.
Has anyone done this, what size, brand, and vendor? thanks Mark "Izablue", #835/3 |
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pdrimmer |
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Posts: 156 12/30/05 06:29:50 |
The holding tank is built into a fiberglass enclosure. You will not be able to get a bigger tank into that space. Think about adding more tanks, although I have not heard of any good spaces and easy plumbing.
It is probably easier to pump the tanks more ofter, |
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peterw |
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Posts: 105 12/30/05 10:34:25 |
Hi
I tried to increase the holding tanks situation but there were too many plumbing challenges - I finally gave up and had the "electrosan" system installed. So both heads are now converted - it really has reduced the hassle and worry about overflowing waste tanks especially when there are guests aboard. Now all I need to be concerned with that I have enough of the proper toilet paper and train my guests not to dispose anything other than what they have eaten or drank. Peter Hull 746 C'est la Vie |
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Izablue2 |
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Posts: 122 12/31/05 16:56:54 |
thanks for the great info...a Happy New Year to all
Mark "Izablue/ #835 |
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