Does the Valterra Hydroflush Reverse Flush Adapter # F02-4100 Have a Quick Disconnect
Published 02/15/2018
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Question:
Does this have a quick disconnect fitting?
asked by: Aaron J
Expert Reply:
The Valterra Hydroflush Reverse Flush Adapter # F02-4100 itself does not have a quick disconnect fitting for your hose but one can simply be added.
We have the Camco Quick Hose Connect # CAM20135 that you can install on the reverse flush adapter to quickly connect and disconnect your water hose. This features an automatic shut off when it is disconnected which prevents you from getting sprayed with water as the fittings are disconnected.
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Valterra Hydroflush Reverse Flush Adapter for RV Holding Tanks and Sewer Hoses - 45-Degree
- RV Waste Valves
- Flush Valves
- 3 Inch Bayonet
- Stationary Valve
- Valterra
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