2 or three pumps should be enough, depending on the size of the job you're dealing with. Thetford say this toilet has about 27 flushes worth of capacity. ~ Ben
No he hagut de canviar mai aquest botó, ho sento, no estic del tot segur de com fer-ho, però sembla que hi pot haver alguns vídeos en línia que mostren com fer-ho. Ho sento, no he pogut ser de gran ajuda. ~ Ben
Having a hard time figuring out the difference between the 135 and 335. I understand the 335 has a Level Indicator and Piston closure, and the 135 has No Indicator and a Bellows closure. Anyone have any idea which of those closures work best in a travel trailer?
Hi Chris, the main differences between all these toilets is one of three things - the type of pump, the volume of the tanks and the inclusion of a level indicator. As for which pump works best, they both do the same thing but a piston pump is going to last longer and is easier to use. However, as @Richard Lee mentioned in his comment, you're still going to get plenty of life out of a bellows pump and you can pick up replacements when it does reach the end of its life. ~ Ben
Wonder if this would work in the bed of a truck with a topper? Im sure maybe? Couldn't stand up to wipe the ole butt but seems better then public toilet's. Anyone ask where my restroom is ill say the back of the truck!
Nice video, you definitely have a great way of explaining things simply!
Thanks for the compliments, Dave. ~ Ben
Great video thanks for sharing...
You're welcome, Mick. ~ Ben
well done
Cheers
~ Ben
Its good to give a little squirt of flusher liquid before you use it to stop anything sticking to the plastic pan
Seems this is pretty common practice, Marts, makes it easy to keep your toilet clean. ~ Ben
Intèressant
I'm glad you found it interesting, bourdon845. ~ Ben
Do you mean the 145? The bellows pump is likely the item to go first but that won't be for maybe 10 yrs. Thetford sell replacments.
Does anyone know how many times you need to pump in order to flush, and how many flushes will fill the holding tank?
2 or three pumps should be enough, depending on the size of the job you're dealing with. Thetford say this toilet has about 27 flushes worth of capacity. ~ Ben
Como cambiar BOTÓN POTTI VENTILACIÓ ?
No he hagut de canviar mai aquest botó, ho sento, no estic del tot segur de com fer-ho, però sembla que hi pot haver alguns vídeos en línia que mostren com fer-ho. Ho sento, no he pogut ser de gran ajuda. ~ Ben
Having a hard time figuring out the difference between the 135 and 335. I understand the 335 has a Level Indicator and Piston closure, and the 135 has No Indicator and a Bellows closure. Anyone have any idea which of those closures work best in a travel trailer?
Hi Chris, the main differences between all these toilets is one of three things - the type of pump, the volume of the tanks and the inclusion of a level indicator.
As for which pump works best, they both do the same thing but a piston pump is going to last longer and is easier to use. However, as @Richard Lee mentioned in his comment, you're still going to get plenty of life out of a bellows pump and you can pick up replacements when it does reach the end of its life.
~ Ben
Wonder if this would work in the bed of a truck with a topper? Im sure maybe? Couldn't stand up to wipe the ole butt but seems better then public toilet's. Anyone ask where my restroom is ill say the back of the truck!
Haha, I'm sure it could work, as long as you can store it securely. Certainly better than most public toilets. ~ Ben