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Rollin101 · 09-18-2019, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by buddy110

Do you have a parts list handy? I'd like to order this stuff.

I don’t really have a parts list, but all you need is about 6 ft of 11/2 in pvc a 2 in adapter where the pvc goes into the rubber boot of the small shutoff valve, two 11/2 elbows, one 11/2 45 degree and a 2 in adapter to go to the Camelot fitting on the end.
I think some have put another valve at the end, but I didn’t. I close the big valves first and raise the macerate hose to drain some then close the small valve and never get anything out of the line.
Just make sure where you put the 45 degree at the end to turn it down some to make hooking the hose easier. I turned mine down a little, but next time I’ll turn it a little more.

Chief55m · 09-18-2019, 05:02 PM

Well, NIRVC Atlanta charged me 3 hours labor (@149 / hour) = $447 + parts/freight of $145.74 all in almost $600. Seems a tad high, but I am not talented when it comes to plumbing -- so pay I did. I am very happy with the work, excellent.

Matt D · 09-18-2019, 05:56 PM

Nice Steve, congratulations on a worthwhile mod. I don’t think you will regret it.

-Matt

Nowabeachbum · 09-18-2019, 07:53 PM

This is one of those things that is a personal preference. My 18 came with the outlet of the macerator out the bottom like many have converted to. I had National Indoor plumb it back into the compartment where they now plumb it. I much prefer only touching one end of the hose connection. What is left in my macerator doesn’t bother me in the least. Different strokes...

buddy110 · 09-19-2019, 05:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Nowabeachbum

This is one of those things that is a personal preference. My 18 came with the outlet of the macerator out the bottom like many have converted to. I had National Indoor plumb it back into the compartment where they now plumb it. I much prefer only touching one end of the hose connection. What is left in my macerator doesn’t bother me in the least. Different strokes...

The reason I want to do it is because the gray tank won't drain unless I activate the impeller. The way the wife uses water.......Well, let's just say dry camping is not on the menu

buddy110 · 09-19-2019, 05:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Rollin101

I don’t really have a parts list, but all you need is about 6 ft of 11/2 in pvc a 2 in adapter where the pvc goes into the rubber boot of the small shutoff valve, two 11/2 elbows, one 11/2 45 degree and a 2 in adapter to go to the Camelot fitting on the end.
I think some have put another valve at the end, but I didn’t. I close the big valves first and raise the macerate hose to drain some then close the small valve and never get anything out of the line.
Just make sure where you put the 45 degree at the end to turn it down some to make hooking the hose easier. I turned mine down a little, but next time I’ll turn it a little more.

Awesome, thanks!