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On Fri, 05 Dec 2003 15:35:39 +0000, Bruce Richards wrote:
I am looking for advise on the pros and cons of locating the waste holding tank at an elevation slightly above the toilet (aproximately 16") verses the same or lower elevation. A higher elevation would enable gravity flow to empty the holding tank in legal waters but I am concerned about any problems it may create in toilet function or other unforeseen issues. I would rather ask than create a stink! I'm not sure there's any great advantage to "gravity flow to empty the tank" - there's much to be said for a macerating pump! Also, there are many advantages to having both inlet and outlets on the TOP of the tank (with a pipe going down to the bottom for the outlet), including little or no sewage sitting in the hoses and stinking. With this setup, you would still need a pump to empty it. There's also the consideration that, if the tank is any decent size, it's pretty heavy when full - better have that weight low! Lloyd Sumpter "Far Cove" Catalina 36 - just installed 135L tank last fall. |
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