Will the Valterra Waste Valve Body w/ Flexible Cable # TC372 Fit a 2014 Keystone Avalanche 361TG
Updated 08/21/2018 | Published 08/20/2018 >
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Waste valve kit TC372. Will this fit a 2014 Keystone Avalanche 361tg?
asked by: Ray
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The Valterra Waste Valve Body w/ Flexible Cable # TC372 has a 3" diameter passage that is compatible with standard 3" sewage lines on RVs like your 2014 Keystone Avalanche 361TG.
This part is a replacement so if you don't already have a Valterra waste valve system then you would need to install install something like the Valterra Bladex Waste Valve # T40B which has 3" hub connectors on either end. If you needed one end to have a hub and the other end a spigot then we also have part # T40 that you can utilize.
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Valterra Waste Valve Body w/ Flexible Cable for RV Black Water Tank - 72"
- RV Waste Valve
- Straight Valve
- Single Waste Valve
- 3 Inch Valve Body
- 72 Inch Cable
- Cable-Actuated
- 3 Inch Spigot
- Stationary Valve
- Valterra
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