Black Tank Rinse for Forest River Travel Trailer
Updated 06/19/2019 | Published 06/18/2019
Question:
I have a 2011 Forest River Sabre Travel trailer that came equipped with a black tank rinse kit, so that I can attach a hose outside the rv to rinse the inside of the black tank. It worked well for 7 years, but now is evidently clogged the first time I tried to use it this year. It could be the unit or maybe a check valve inside? Do you have the check valve that would go inside, and it that is not the problem, would you have a new black tank rinse that I could easily replace from the outside?
asked by: Myron
Expert Reply:
We do have a new black water tank rinse that is easy to use, and I highly recommend the Swivel Stik RV Black-Water Tank Rinser w/ Flexible Extension # CAM40074 because like your current kit, you only need to attach a hose to it and you're set!
It is extremely simple to use and has a pressure-sealed valve so you can control the flow of water to the rinser.
I have added a link to a video review of this kit for you to check out so you can see exactly how it works.
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Swivel Stik RV Black-Water Tank Rinser w/ Flexible Extension
- RV Black Tank Cleaner
- Black Water Tanks
- Tank Rinsers
- Camco
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