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• How to Replace Spigot Adapter on RV
  If you need to replace the Valterra RV Sewer Termination Adapter # T1029-1, or a similar connector, then you should be able to cut off your current adapter and then install a new adapter using a coupler like part # D50-2935. Be sure to use Valterra ABS Solvent Cement # A05-0303 to make the connection after cleaning the pipes really well so that you get the best connection possible. If you are uncomfortable with this then I recommend checking in with a local trusted shop to have them do...
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• How To Choose The Correct Toilet Flange Replacement For Your Trailer
  To find the correct replacement flange for your trailer you'll first need to remove your current flange to see exactly how it was attached. Your current flange could be screwed onto the pipe or glued to it so you'll need to find out which style you currently have and find the matching style. If your flange is glued to the pipe then you would need to cut it off and will most likely just have a 3" pipe sticking up to connect to. In this scenario you would use part # 344633633, which has...
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• Will a 3" Drainage Pipe Fit The Valterra Bladex Waste Valve # T40A?
  The Valterra Bladex Waste Valve # T40A flanges have an internal diameter of 3" and external diameter of 3-1/2". So if your Haviland pipe has a 3-1/2" outer diameter it will fit by using the Coupling # D50-2935 to attach to the flanges on the waste valve.
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• Dimensions Of The LaSalle Bristol Long Sweep Elbow Fitting # 344632276
  The LaSalle Bristol Long Sweep Elbow Fitting for RV Sewer System # 344632276 is 3.5" from the center of the hub to the center line of the other hub. Since yours broke off you'll have to cut of the chunk of the hub left on the pipe before you can install anything else. I recommend using part # 344633001 and some straight pipe to get back out to where you want the valve to sit. As for the valves, I recommend the Bristol Double RV Waste Valves # 34466ND15AAR. You'll need to cut off the old...
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• How To Install The LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve
  The abs cement isn't going to come loose and will require you to cut the pipe a bit further back and using a coupling # D50-2935 and more straight pipe to get back to where it originally sat for the valve. That being said, you can also just unbolt the valve from the flanges and do the same with the # 34466N4AB36GM you were looking at, swap it in, and bolt it in place with the old flanges. I've attached a video below where I did this with a double waste valve to help walk you through the...
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• Does Double RV Waste Valves - 3" and 1-1/2" Hubs Come with Hub Outlet Instead of Spigot
  I think you might be asking for a hub fitting on the outlet side of the Double RV Waste Valves part # T81 instead of a spigot? If that's the case, all you would need to do is use a coupler like the Valterra DWV Coupling for RV Sewer System part # D50-2935. In order to attach them you'd need the Valterra ABS Solvent Cement part # A05-0303. If this wasn't what you were looking for please let me know. Unfortunately, the Double RV Waste Valves aren't offered with a hub outlet.
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• Recommended Solution When RV Waste Valve Handles Are Hard To Reach
  The flanges typically have a gasket between them and the gate valve with a groove in the valve holding them in place. Putting two flanges together with just the gaskets touching each other instead of having an actual groove in the plastic to sit against will most likely leak over time. The safest bet is to cut off the flanges and use some couplings (3" # D50-2935 or 1-1/2" # D50-2933) along with some straight pipe to fill in the gap. You could also check out the cable actuated gate valves...
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• Installation of LaSalle Bristol 34466N4AB36GM Cable Actuated RV Waste Valve On RV
  If the current valve you're using can be disassembled so that the flanges can be removed from the valve body, you'll have a pretty easy install. Remove the 4 bolts holding the existing flanges to he valve body you're wanting to replace then slide out the valve body. Remove the flanges from the new valve and slide in the new valve. Then bolt hole spacing is an industry standard, so as long as the old valve has the 4 bolts that allow you to remove the flanges, you should be good to go. If...
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• Is There a Coupling Adapter to Slide Over Straight and Elbow Sewage Coupling?
  Hey Charley, thanks for reaching out! I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but with where your break is at, you're looking at replacing both sides of that coupling. You can try applying some heat to the elbow to see if you can remove the piece stuck in there and salvage the elbow, but that isn't a guarantee. Start by trying to remove the piece from the elbow and then whether or not you can do that will determine if you need a new elbow and extension, or just a new extension piece. You...
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• Availability of Coupler for Attaching Pipe From Toilet to Black Tank Pipe
  It sounds like you are looking for a coupler for your sewer piping on your camper. For that we have the # D50-2935 for if you have a 3 inch pipe or part # D50-2933 for if you have a 1-1/2 inch.
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