💦 Valterra 45 Degree Hydroflush Attachment with Removable Anti-Siphon Valve for RV, Camper, Trailer -F02-4100: Efficient Water Flush Solution Review

If you have a motorhome with tanks this is a must have. This device easily attaches to the van dump valve with hoses attached to the other end. I attach it so that the water inlet is facing up. Without the use of a water inlet, this valve makes it easy to see when the tank is no longer emptying. However, connect a hose to the inlet valve and you can use this device to flush tanks. I have a built in black water flush in my RV, but I have found that this unit cleans in combination with a black…

I built a chopper station to clean our gray and black RV tanks and used this as the first part to connect to the RV sewer flush lines. Next came a check valve, then a 5'3" flexible hose that connected to a macerator pump. Once the mass was emptied, I closed the valve, filled the sewer lines and tanks with fresh water, and pumped several times until the tanks ran clear The hydroflush nozzle uses a ball valve so you can safely flush and close it, at first I wasn't sure if this would help but it's

Purchased for use with grinder pump. The angle is easy to install. In fact, it's =too= easy to mount on the end of a trailer. Either the tabs that connect the plugs to the tube are not properly formed, or the gasket is too thin. In any case, it's a loose fit, which is why it keeps dripping when you reset it. Yes, the weight of the pump hangs on the elbow, but even if I put a stand under the pump, it still flows. Don't even consider using a backflush port. I almost took a bath when it splashed…