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Old 04-05-2021, 08:55 PM   #1
TessieGracie22
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Replace Toilet in a Springdale 229FDLS 2003/2004

Hello! Y'all were so much help with the couch question! I'd like to know if any of you have ever replaced the mini toilet in an older trailer like our Springdale with a taller toilet...something that must be easier on one's knees!

Thanks so much!
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Old 04-06-2021, 04:44 AM   #2
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Hello! Y'all were so much help with the couch question! I'd like to know if any of you have ever replaced the mini toilet in an older trailer like our Springdale with a taller toilet...something that must be easier on one's knees!

Thanks so much!

I replaced the toilet in our 2002 Cougar with a tall Dometic 320. The original toilet was a Thetford Aquamagic which had a very round shape and wasn't comfortable for the human (especially male) anatomy and was kind of low. It also had a flush mechanism that was a little gray thing up near the toilet seat and you had to bend over and peer into the toilet to flush.



The Dometic 320 requires a little more room in the rear but it was do-able in our camper. I also added an inline shut off valve. The 320 is elongated and about 2-3 inches higher than the original (guessing as I don't recall the numbers). It is porcelain as well. I had a 3xx Dometic in a previous camper and had issues with the plastic supply valve in the rear so I now carry a spare but have never had problems with this one. I think Dometic had a manufacturing issue with the valve for awhile and it affected my particular valve... otherwise, that toilet worked well also. The supply valve is the reason I put in a water cut off valve in this trailer in the event the valve needed to be replaced it could be without disrupting water to the kitchen or bathroom sinks.
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