How many floors/levels does my black tank have?

[Henry Claeys]

1) I suspect that my black tank has a problem because I discovered,
after 3 weeks of use, that the drain valve was not closing completely.
(2) What confuses me is, even after apparently emptying the black
system, I still see water when I look down the hole through the
commode. Why is there water in the tank below the commode even after
emptying the black tank? I never used to notice the water until I
discovered the above described drain problem. Thanks.
Henry@... 1979 FC 35, McAllen, Tx

[Jim March]

Henry Claeys wrote:

> 1) I suspect that my black tank has a problem because I discovered,
> after 3 weeks of use, that the drain valve was not closing completely.
> (2) What confuses me is, even after apparently emptying the black
> system, I still see water when I look down the hole through the
> commode. Why is there water in the tank below the commode even after
> emptying the black tank? I never used to notice the water until I
> discovered the above described drain problem. Thanks.
> Henry@... 1979 FC 35, McAllen, Tx


You've got something seriously funky going on in there. Somebody's been
eating at Taco Bell too much and it's formed a "clump" of yucko.

I'd hit it with a high-pressure garden hose spray down the toilet, try
and blast it out.

Jim
(no rig yet but SOON!)

[randydupree]

the tank is one level (two story outhouse?) and it has no baffles.sounds like
all the liquid ran out leaving you a paper mache pie in the bottom.you may have
to run a hose up the drain outlet to balst it free,wear a raincoat and wear
gloves!! then,lets figure out the valve not closing deal! randydupree93wb
http://www.dupreeproducts.com
----- Original Message -----
From: Henry Claeys
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 2:19 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] How many floors/levels does my black tank have?


1) I suspect that my black tank has a problem because I discovered,
after 3 weeks of use, that the drain valve was not closing completely.
(2) What confuses me is, even after apparently emptying the black
system, I still see water when I look down the hole through the
commode. Why is there water in the tank below the commode even after
emptying the black tank? I never used to notice the water until I
discovered the above described drain problem. Thanks.
Henry@... 1979 FC 35, McAllen, Tx



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[Scott]

Paper Mache Pie...Randy you "crack" me up!! He probably has some
paper in the groove where the paddle goes..I am sure you will get it
worked out. After all at the MB rally didnt I hear you humming "I
just wanna be king" lol
Scott
86FC35
SC
--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, randydupree
wrote:
> the tank is one level (two story outhouse?) and it has no
baffles.sounds like all the liquid ran out leaving you a paper mache
pie in the bottom.you may have to run a hose up the drain outlet to
balst it free,wear a raincoat and wear gloves!! then,lets figure out
the valve not closing deal! randydupree93wb http://www.dupreeproducts.com
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Henry Claeys
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 2:19 PM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] How many floors/levels does my black
tank have?
>
>
> 1) I suspect that my black tank has a problem because I
discovered,
> after 3 weeks of use, that the drain valve was not closing
completely.
> (2) What confuses me is, even after apparently emptying the black
> system, I still see water when I look down the hole through the
> commode. Why is there water in the tank below the commode even
after
> emptying the black tank? I never used to notice the water until I
> discovered the above described drain problem. Thanks.
> Henry@H... 1979 FC 35, McAllen, Tx
>
>
>
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