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Waste Tank Vent line size?
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Godspeed
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I just put a holding tank vent filter in last weekend. I have a piece of the hose that I cut off. If you don’t get an answer by Sunday I can let you know.
Brian
Brian
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Thanks I believe it is 5/8". I installed the Big Orange this past weekend and I purchased 3/4" per their instructions that came with the filter. Was struggling to get the 3/4" to clamp on tight enough to my liking. Long story short I sent them an email as I now see on their website it says 5/8"
"This is a typo that wasn't caught during the English/French translation process on the last production run. Should be 5/8".
Sorry for any confusion"
Good thing I didn't screw the microwave back in place yet!
"This is a typo that wasn't caught during the English/French translation process on the last production run. Should be 5/8".
Sorry for any confusion"
Good thing I didn't screw the microwave back in place yet!
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Installed this a few months ago:
https://www.searussales.com/products/ma ... servicable
5/8" (standard). And it solved the stank problems.
https://www.searussales.com/products/ma ... servicable
5/8" (standard). And it solved the stank problems.
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