Waste Pump Out
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Waste Pump Out
What is the thread size for the waste pump out receptacle on the rear of the transom of the boat. I need to have my tank pumped out, and the local port a let guy said he would do it for free, but he only has a hose with a 2" male cam lock fitting.
What do I need to buy to adapt from 2" male camlock to the threads on the waste plug port.
I tried to pump out with mascerator, but I could not get it to work. Don't know what the problem is. I could hear it making noise, but no discharge. I double checked the valves in the engine hatch, but sitll nothing. The light in the bathroom says it is full.
If the masc is out, what a ****ty job to change!
What do I need to buy to adapt from 2" male camlock to the threads on the waste plug port.
I tried to pump out with mascerator, but I could not get it to work. Don't know what the problem is. I could hear it making noise, but no discharge. I double checked the valves in the engine hatch, but sitll nothing. The light in the bathroom says it is full.
If the masc is out, what a ****ty job to change!
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His hose does not have a rubber end. It has a 2" aluminum cam lock.
I would like to stay clean during this procedure. Especially being that the waste in the tank has been there for almost a year, and was deposited by the previous owner.
I would like to stay clean during this procedure. Especially being that the waste in the tank has been there for almost a year, and was deposited by the previous owner.
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You need a Noz-All. I have one, and it works PERFECTLY for both tapered-rubber and CamLoc hoses. You probably want the 1-1/2" thread size. Almost every boat store has them.
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The Wye valve needs to be in the overboard position for the macerator to work. The macerator pumps do not last forever. 2 years was about it on my commercial boat in salt. The pumper guy ca just hold the camlock against the open pumpout hole and it will empty the tank. I would have a hose in the toilet while he is pumping to flush tank completly.
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I went to a local supply house, and brought over the plug to the waste receptacle on the rear of the boat. I wanted to match the threads on the waste plug.
The plugs are 1 1/2 o ring threads. I got an adapter that goes from 1 1/2 o ring to 1 1/2 male npt threads. I then got a 2" cam lock female fitting that will accept my local port a let truck's vac hose.
Tomorrow is the day to pump out a year old, someone else's rotten, festering waste. With my adapter, and a little teflon, shouldn't spill a drop.
I plan to run a fire hose in the toilet, and fill the tank several times, to clean it out, and kill the smell.
What a nightmare. Not looking forward to changing the macerator. I opened the valve to overboard discharge, and the pump would not prime. I guess it has a big log stuck in it.
I will have to tackle it on a good day, or just use my adapter.
The plugs are 1 1/2 o ring threads. I got an adapter that goes from 1 1/2 o ring to 1 1/2 male npt threads. I then got a 2" cam lock female fitting that will accept my local port a let truck's vac hose.
Tomorrow is the day to pump out a year old, someone else's rotten, festering waste. With my adapter, and a little teflon, shouldn't spill a drop.
I plan to run a fire hose in the toilet, and fill the tank several times, to clean it out, and kill the smell.
What a nightmare. Not looking forward to changing the macerator. I opened the valve to overboard discharge, and the pump would not prime. I guess it has a big log stuck in it.
I will have to tackle it on a good day, or just use my adapter.