How Are Old RV Waste Valves Removed
Updated 07/19/2022 | Published 07/18/2022
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Question:
how do I remove old valve system???
asked by: Michael L
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Expert Reply:
You have to cut off the old valves when replacing them like with the Double RV Waste Valves - Sanitation Tee - Rotating # T18A since the solvent used to install the valves creates a permanent connection. For solvent to install the new valves we have the Valterra ABS Solvent Cement # A05-0303.
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Jameson C
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Double RV Waste Valves - Sanitation Tee - Rotating - 3" Spigot and 1-1/2" Hub
- RV Waste Valves
- Sanitation Tee
- Double Waste Valve
- 1-1/2 Inch Valve Body
- 3 Inch Valve Body
- Manual
- 1-1/2 Inch Hub
- 3 Inch Bayonet
- 3 Inch Spigot
- Rotating Valve
- Valterra
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