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07-08-2010, 09:10 AM
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have a 93 Cobra Passport C Class 29 foot and it has the toilet mounted on a platform short thetford top controles and we would like to get rid of the platform and put in a thetford floor model with foot controls has any one attemted this why a platform and am I looking at a disaster in the making or shouild it be a simple (Ha Ha ) swap
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07-08-2010, 09:24 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mbass777
... am I looking at a disaster in the making or should it be a simple (Ha Ha ) swap
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I'm going for the simple swap but that said I remember a while back the base of the toilet had some operational stuff in there so it couldn't be done but that was 25-30 years ago on a FAN trailer.
On short toilet sometimes folks will add a spacer on the bottom to raise the unit. It's held in place with bolts. Good luck!
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07-08-2010, 09:43 AM
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Welcome mbass777 to irv2.
What you have maybe a offset because the black tank may not be directly below toilet. The drain pipe is at an angle in raised box.
If you can see a straight short into tank you maybe OK and the box was installed to gain height for toilet seating.
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07-08-2010, 10:11 AM
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Workhorse Chassis Owner Solo Rvers Club
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I wish I knew more about how black tanks and RV toilets are set up before I did my bathrom mod. One of my main objectives was to re-set the toilet just a little bit farter away from the side wall (shoulder and backside room).
1) Some tanks use a rubber grommet thing that the ABS pipes *slip* into. Some don't. These others use a fixed fitting that the ABS is glued into.
The grommet fitting type are a whole lot easier to allow modifications and changes. Learn which type you have asap as EVERYTHING subsequent stems from that.
2) Mounting bolts and flanges. 99% of toilets in the US and current RV types use the standard "9&3" bolt pattern. Older RV toilets use a "5&11" bolt pattern.
3) Thetford makes a nice toilet (Bravura, about $200) that can go onto the older style 5/11 bolts... AND will set higher than the older unit.
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