Put 3/4 grey water line in with sewer line

[336]

Sorry, canes, canesfan not coltsfan

[canesfan]

Originally Posted by 336

Lol, yes coltsfan. That would except the flush fittings are "jetted" or nozzled to increase flow. Like holding your thumb over the hose. So reducing flow/catching bits of whatever. I'm gonna get one like you linked and drill it out to open it up. That is exact ally what I envision. I thought someone would have seen one somewhere that wasn't a flush elbow with the "jetting" but just a regular thruput type. Very confusing to explain I guess.

Yes, they are jetted, but I neglected to mention drilling it out. I haven't seen one without the jetting, only clear elbows without a garden hose connection, which wouldn't help you. Not hard to explain, I think we're on the same page now.

Btw, here's a straight one http://www.amazon.com/Camco-39072-Fl...ar+sewer+elbow

and a 45* http://www.amazon.com/Valterra-F02-4...3Y9H7V13D5K5DK

[B&T]

Originally Posted by 336

How can I put a 3/4 hose grey water line and pipe it in to the hookup with my sewer line. I was thinking maybe I could use one of those washer elbow fittings but they all seem to be a tight jet design to get more water pressure. Not sure this would work. Isn't there just a regular garden hose to sewer hose connection?

This Work?


http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...r-adapter/5684

[336]

Thanks guys. B&T that's pretty good but wanted bayonet fittings. I think a little drill work on the ones canesfan had up and I'll be all set. Amazon prime!!!

[gearhead]

OK, now that we have figured that out, tell us what your signature means:
16' nights 5
15' nights 32
14' nights 21

As someone previously said, "I've read it 3 times and.......

[canesfan]

Originally Posted by gearhead

OK, now that we have figured that out, tell us what your signature means:
16' nights 5
15' nights 32
14' nights 21

As someone previously said, "I've read it 3 times and.......

Lol, I read it several times before I think I figured out what it means. The numbers on the left are years, 2016, 2015, 2014 and the numbers on the right are the number of nights he camped those years? Do I win the prize?

[gearhead]

Originally Posted by canesfan

Lol, I read it several times before I think I figured out what it means. The numbers on the left are years, 2016, 2015, 2014 and the numbers on the right are the number of nights he camped those years? Do I win the prize?

Yes sir you win the door prize!

[jkohler70]

The grammar Nazi would like to point out that the apostrophe is on the wrong end. It replaces the missing numbers ('14, '15, '16). Sorry....I need help.