Can You Use a Toilet Floor Flange Adapter Kit on a 4-bolt Toilet with a Raised Platform Box  

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Hi Michael! You are right to double check, RV toilets can be all over the board depending on how the dealer decided to install them. When your toilet is mounted on a raised platform or "box" like in your 2001 Holiday Rambler Endeavor, the fit can be a little different compared to standard floor mounts but that's ok you can still use the Dometic RV Toilet Floor Flange Adapter Kit part # DOM73FR with a little measuring.

It doesn't surprise me you can't find a 4-bolt replacement toilet because 2-bolt is the most common nowadays. All you need to do is make sure the footprint of the adapter kit base will sit evenly on the platform. The base measures 13-3/4" long x 13-1/2" wide. You also want to make sure the platform has space and is sturdy enough to withstand drilling new holes. As long as the base of the adapter covers the footprint of the old one and you have room to drill the new holes into the platform you are good to go. I am attaching the instructions for reference.

You can also seal or plug the old 4-bolt holes if needed—they won’t affect function, but sealing them helps prevent any odors or leaks. With a little prep, you'll be the king of the throne in no time haha.. feel free to comment below if you have anymore questions.

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Michel

4/29/2025

Hi Heather, Thank you for the info, I thought this would work but I also have another question. The only reason I am replacing the toilet is because it doesn't hold water anymore, which from what I understand is a common issue that happens over time. From what I have discovered online is that the seal needs to be replaced, which would be much cheaper than a new toilet! But I am not sure which seal to purchase, my toilet is 25 years old and they do not make them anymore, as with the 4 bolt issue. Can you lead me to the right part? I don't have a model number but it is a "Traveler" low profile, made by SeaLand Technology in Big Prairie Ohio Any help would be appreciated and thank you for the previous response!

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Heather A.

4/30/2025

@Michel Good morning and thanks for writing me back, Yes, if the bowl is not holding water, it is probably the seal especially since it's 25 years old. Over time those seals can harden and crack. I did some digging around and the 500 series of Sealand toilets were the "traveler" series. They were very common in the 1990s. The good news is the seals are still around. If you have overflow holes near the rim of the bowl you need seal 385316140. If you do not have overflow holes you need seal 385311462. We currently do not carry these seals but I was able to find them online with a quick google search. If you replace the seal and it's not holding water you may need to replace the whole ball valve and shaft. I was able to find a part number for that which is 385318162, however at this point it's cheaper to get a new toilet! Let me know how it goes :) I'm here.

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