Availability of LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve With 125" Cable
Updated 06/16/2026 | Published 06/12/2026
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Question:
I need a LaSalle Bristol gate valve with a 125 cable. How can I get this custom length?
asked by: APRIL H
Expert Reply:
Hey April! LaSalle Bristol doesn't offer a 125" cable length, and the cables can't be shortened to create a custom length. The closest option is the 120" model # 34466N4AB120GM which is only 5" shorter than what you're looking for. I would see if you can route it in a way to make up that 5".
If that won't work with your routing, you'd need to step up to a 190" cable # LSB37BR and secure the extra cable length out of the way. Both have a 3" Spigot to Hub connection.
What kind of trailer are you working on?
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LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve for Black Water Tank - Spigot to Hub - 120" Cable
- RV Waste Valve
- Straight Valve
- Single Waste Valve
- 3 Inch Valve Body
- 120 Inch Cable
- Cable-Actuated
- 3 Inch Hub
- 3 Inch Spigot
- Stationary Valve
- LaSalle Bristol
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Keith B.
6/16/2026
April, I had the same problem and it’s just a matter of shortening the route for the cable. In my case the shorter route I took actually seem to work out better than the original route. The gate valve move a lot smoother than it did before.