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Old 07-07-2020, 05:10 PM   #1
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Dump Valve Handle

Was dumping mt tanks this past weekend, one of the plastic handles on the rod was gone. Was able to get one from another valve and move it to where it was needed.



There is no a Keystone dealer in town. Where can I find a handle on line. It was a plastic handle that had a screw holding it to the rod.
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Old 07-07-2020, 05:16 PM   #2
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Any RV parts store will have what your looking for. Walmart may even have them.
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Old 07-07-2020, 05:18 PM   #3
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The pull handles on the dump valves are not Keystone specific. Any RV parts dept would have it. Some WalMarts may have it depending on the size of the Sept as they vary by location.
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You can also go to any hardware store and buy a "2 prong faucet handle" (think old fashioned garden faucet). Those handles will fit the extension rod and a screw in the end will hold it in place.
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Old 07-07-2020, 06:20 PM   #6
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Skip the plastic and get an aluminum Handel and put some blue lock tight on it.
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That style handle works on Valterra valves. Bristol valves use a T handle with a machine screw that holds it on. Common for the screws to fall out.
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Old 07-07-2020, 06:59 PM   #8
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That style handle works on Valterra valves. Bristol valves use a T handle with a machine screw that holds it on. Common for the screws to fall out.
Yup had that happen on my first outing. Dealer told me we can’t warranty it because you lost it. If it wasn’t lost on the road someplace I wouldn’t have need a new one.
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I have one handle with a big feeder washer it’s a lot easier to pull out slam it back in .
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I had the 5th at the RV shop last year. When I got it back home I noticed the dump valve handles were damaged and the sewer hose storage tube ends were missing. Called the shop. "Sounds like the watchdogs struck again". They replaced all of it.
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That style handle works on Valterra valves. Bristol valves use a T handle with a machine screw that holds it on. Common for the screws to fall out.
This had a screw that held the handle on
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