Electric Valves

[Pirate-DUTCH]

You can use a Valterra electric valve on the kitchen gray water tank. Valterra makes and sells an adapter for the valve.

Here's a link:

Tank Adapters Archives - Valterra.com | Valterra.com

Pirate

 

[Voltage Traveler]

Thanks Pirate

 

[Ross31]

Where are you located, and would you consider modifying my 2016 toy hauler 3914? PLEASE?

 

[Pirate-DUTCH]

Ross,

We're in San Diego for 9 more days, then planning to make our way to Sedona and spend a couple of nights to learn more about the OHV trails, get some maps and perhaps make reservations for a couple of weeks this Winter.

Pirate

 

[Ross31]

Pirate,

Since we live in Sedona, we might be of assistance when you get here. PM us at
c.rossmorgan42@Gmail

 

[Pirate-DUTCH]

Ross,

I will do that...just gotta put it on my To Do list.

In return I can give you some help on planning the electric valve change out.

Pirate

 

[Fanboy]

Gonna start tackling this job today. Such a great reference here Pirate. I've been putting this off all winter and now have a good weather outlook ahead. Here we go

 

[wahoonc]

Take a look at the Barker valves, they make them in both sizes AND sell repair parts! Made in Battle Creek, MI USA :-amer-:

Aaron

 

[Fanboy]

I have had the Valterra ones for months. I have been waiting on the weather. Don't mind the wires. I know you all looks the same. They will be dealt with at the end.

 

[Pirate-DUTCH]

Really not a difficult job at all...and worth every penny!!!

Now, I still have the Valterra "twist on" valve right at the end of the drain piping...just to make sure. Probably don't need it...but for $25...cheap insurance. Consider if you just bump one of the electric valve switches...there ya go...

Just sayin'

Pirate

 

[Fanboy]

Really not a difficult job at all...and worth every penny!!!

Now, I still have the Valterra "twist on" valve right at the end of the drain piping...just to make sure. Probably don't need it...but for $25...cheap insurance. Consider if you just bump one of the electric valve switches...there ya go...

Just sayin'

Pirate

No. It hasn't been bad at all. While both tanks been full of water I've been messing around with the switches and having a beverage or two. No leaks thus far. And yes. Gonna invest it the twist on. I see more uses for that too, depending on how I set up at the camp ground