How do you connect the white fitting to the RV Park screw on sewer connection?
203021
The Clean Dump comes with two caps. One 4 inch and one 3 inch that will screw into the sewer hole with the fixture at the end of the hose routed through a hole in the center of the cap. I rarely use them due to the fact that the Clean Dump is so much less messy than the normal RV sewer hose. I only put the end of the hose in when I need to; otherwise it lays coiled under the camper and the park's cap stays on the sewer hole.
203022
The photo shown is incorrect. Clean Dump has replaced the red adapter shown and ships a 3" and a 4" white threaded adapter that screws into the sewer connection. They also supply a rubber donut in cast the adapters don't fit. The two supplied adapters are fairly easy to swap out.
1845748
All modern RV sewer fittings to my knowledge are the same size. Check with an Airstream dealer.
1864284
It a Screw type fitting. I pull out the fish finderr and lift into the craft.
910843
There was a brass connection suggested by Amazon when I placed the order. It worked fine and prevented hose leaking. I can't be anymore specific as the unit is currently at our vacation home.
1957328
no, all you need to do is connect one end of the double female to your outside hose, then connect the other piece to the end of the hose. Now all you is slide them together & you have your quick connect connection.
187814
Male Outlet thread is standard hose thread. Problem is the female end will only thread onto an Arrowhead freeze spigot on the house.
75916
This sewer fitting is for attaching a 3 inch bayonets style hose. That said, it should screw into all standard Every park drains. If the drain you are trying to drain into is smaller than the small end below the threaded end of the fitting then it as n' a standard 3 inch drain.
1163563
Already had one in my rv sewer line, I just pulled the old one out and replaced it. As far as connecting it to a 3"pvc pipe, you will need to connect it to a hub, see link, good luck. http://valterra.com/product-category/rv-products/aftermarket/sewer-sanitation/flanged-valve-fittings/
1412670
I have white connector and that gets inserted into the pump. This connector comes attached to the pump. Best way is to remove the connector from the pump, insert the return tube to the connector, and then push the connector to the pump to get a tight fit.
2101022
There should be a white pipe with a cap on it. sticking out of the ground in your yard between the house and main sewer line on your street. Mine is in a shrub bed near the house in the front yard.
1076653
Use the "Upper Drain Port" in the middle of the back of the unit. See my review dated 7/22/2014 for list of inexpensive parts to hook up a drain hose.
1857912
One side of the housing slides off, revealing the female threaded water inlet. There is an adapter in the box that screws the female, er, screws into the female and provides a barb type fitting that looks like it is the size of a standard garden hose.
1341333
I did the same thing, filling race tires with a standard hose and quick connect. It's been some time, but I recall having to put the regulator in to my vise, gently/carefully, but it did break free eventually. I looked at adapters, I seem to recall some issue with those.
828897
the hose goes over the non threaded fitting and you use a screw clamp to tighten it down. Hope this helps
2204025
Our old 1978 RV had an odd sewer connector; a Thetford. So we got an adapter to make it a standard bayonet fitting. Then you just twist it on to the end of the sewer pipe. We then connected this valve to a clear cconnector with a water hose connecter. No more smelly holding tank. The best thing I ever bought for our old "Dega" RV.
2224646
Either. Just remove the plug from the side you want to hook up. My unit came with a 3-way PVC "T" connector with a spring loaded gasketed cap to use as the utility port. Have to assemble yourself but slips right on. No PVC cement necessary. I'm pretty happy with my unit. Stronger, cleaner, and quieter than the one I replaced.
1482580
I just flush my own hose and the RV parks lines before I hook up. Then pass a small amount of water through my filter before hooking up to the RV. This way I limit any stagnant water or dirt from getting into my own machine.