Waste Hoses
Spacelord
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Do hoses get old and stiff enough that they just don't seal well with hose clamps any more?
I am thinking that is the case and that its time to buy a new hose tomorrow, and learn how fun/challenging it is to run the hose from under the sink back to the tank. I would just feel better knowing that the $$ spent on the hose and time will pay off.
So... changing the joker valve on my electric Jabsco turned from what I thought would be a 10 minute job into nearly 8 hours and still not done.
The boat is a 2003. The problem is when I reconnect hoses, even with 2 hoseclamps, I can't seem to get it to seal. It keeps dripping every 6 seconds. Not cool.
This is the connection under the sink, where the 1" hose (approx 3' long)from the toilet connects to a fitting to convert it to the 1 1/2" hose which runs the rest of the way to the holding tank.
I am thinking that is the case and that its time to buy a new hose tomorrow, and learn how fun/challenging it is to run the hose from under the sink back to the tank. I would just feel better knowing that the $$ spent on the hose and time will pay off.
So... changing the joker valve on my electric Jabsco turned from what I thought would be a 10 minute job into nearly 8 hours and still not done.
The boat is a 2003. The problem is when I reconnect hoses, even with 2 hoseclamps, I can't seem to get it to seal. It keeps dripping every 6 seconds. Not cool.
This is the connection under the sink, where the 1" hose (approx 3' long)from the toilet connects to a fitting to convert it to the 1 1/2" hose which runs the rest of the way to the holding tank.
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