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Old 03-29-2022, 02:02 PM   #1
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Is the Headhunter Royal Flush the best toilet?

I was watching "AZ Expert" on YouTube, where he did a tour of a Prevost conversion, and when he got to the bathroom area he commented that the Headhunter Royal Flush toilet installed was the best RV toilet made.

I never heard of this brand before (maybe because I don't spend any time in the Prevost/Bus Conversion section of this forum).

Does anyone have first hand experience with this brand?
Is this the "go to" toilet when I need to replace my current toilet?
Maybe it's too expensive for anyone with less than a Prevost budget....

https://www.headhunterinc.com/produc...flush-toilets/

Just curious
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Old 03-29-2022, 02:19 PM   #2
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I have the headhunter hydrovac and have never had any problems with it
it is amazing as it destroys everything that goes down it with a water jet but it takes 2.5 -3 litres of water per flush and the toilet is 22 years old


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Also takes a 1 inch inlet line.
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Had one in my Liberty. The water pump costs over a grand. Give me a mechanical direct dump any day
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Honestly we're very happy with our Techma toilets. They do an excellent job of grinding up all the crap, and in the water saver mode don't use a lot of water either.
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Those are pretty expensive pots to do your business in. I'll take my plain mechanical gravity drop any day.

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