is this one gasket or two. do i need both for a sealand traveler toilet?
351302
It's a rubber gasket and Teflon gasket for most marine toilets. Pay attention to your old one if it has the little water hole on the back or not. Most newer do
351303
Sorry, it's been years since I replaced mine and I don't remember. All I can tell you is; I didn't need anything but the kit to replace the seal(s). I wish I could be of more assistance. Looking at the picture, I believe it is showing two seals
1197414
You just use one, the second is a spare. It goes inside the silver top, all the way against the top. It's a gasket to prevent leaking.
1950875
I bought 2 gaskets for my pressure cooker and neither on fit. Hope you have better luck.
155607
I could several years ago, I ordered a spare gasket (for the large hole between the two sections) and spare lids (for the bottom secton's screw-on lid, and the top section's freshwater fill opening.) I believe the potty came with literature that allowed me to hunt down ordering the parts.
29470
The neoprene seal is not included. We bought a neoprene but it was useless and didn't seal the toilet to the wall. We ended up just using a regular wax ring and have had no problems.
1838367
All repair parts like the valve and flush ball seal include a new flange seal because when the toilet is removed for repairs, a new flange seal is needed to ensure toilet seats on seal properly. The 33239 closet flange seal will work..
197778
Amazon should update this listing. The one you get is yellow and made of a stiffer material. I have 2 toilets that now have the yellow gaskets and they work fine.
2045796
Is it the membrane housing for sure (5th stage)? I'm going to say you can probably take that piece in to your local hardware store and find a replacement. We had leaks from stages one through three and found that the gasket seal had shifted when we screwed them in. So we just had to resituate the seals. We also had to buy a replacement tank valve as the one that came with it was pretty cheap. Not sure if that helps any...but my 2 cents. Bought the system may of 2013 and so far so good after the initial installation.
472573
It has a sealed bearing. It doesn't need a gasket. If your trying to get away cheap you can order them from eBay I think it was 2 for around 70$.
473970
No need. The seal between the Fernco and the bottom of the toilet is very secure, and the fit of the lower part into the drain is very tight. I installed three of these in our new house and have had absolutely no problems for over two years now. Just make sure that you prep the bottom of the toilet according to the directions and be careful centering the Fernco on the toilet horn. Once it's on, it's on!
2279220
Hi Margy the gasket is the grey piece that is I between top n bottom of canister. The seal is attached to bottom canister. The two separate for easy cleaning.
1981194
Each kit includes a nut, connector,and gasket. Looks to me like you will need two kits.
85754
RV toilet has a foam seal and not wax. Foam seal comes with the toilet. If replacing an existing toilet you should already have the connector. Otherwise, purchase from an RV supply store.
345222
I am not sure, but think not without a 4-bolt to 2-bolt adapter, or check the bolt patter to see of 2 bolts can be omitted. I replaced the lower smaller OEM toilet in a 2007 Arctic Fox 29V TT, and am very happy with the new one. I'm sure Dometic has their installation manual online with the bolt pattern
2227200
There are two different versions one round and one elongated. But beware the bowl to tank gaskets are not sold in stores so in 5-10 years when yours need replacing you will have to order them. So compare this unit with others that may be more standard in their parts.
1227570
Yes you need a longer water line, get one from your RV dealer. The toilet comes with a new seal.
813184
My frugal installer eschewed the fancy newer ones in favor of 'Fluidmaster 7513 Extra Thick Wax Toilet Bowl Gasket with Flange'. Cheap and effective.