Black Tank Replacement - Complete Assembly

[CKRegus]

I have a 2015 Keystone Cougar 336BHS that I keep permanently in my campground. I am, unfortunately, unable to tow it.

I need to replace my black tank as I have a major issue with it leaking. This has been going on for almost a year. I have had some of the maintenance people at my campground try to repair it to no avail. At this point, I just want to completely replace it.

I was able to crawl under the camper and found the black tank number is "HT516". The mobile RV repair company in my area needs the parts for the full black tank assembly, however. This includes all elbows, valves, handle, etc. All of the Keystone dealers in my area are unable to help me locate these part numbers. They claim to have called Keystone and told me they are "worthless" when it comes to helping in these kinds of situations. If any of you have the part numbers or any other ideas I'd appreciate the help as I need this fixed asap. Thank you.

[Hblick48]

All of the pipes and fittings are standard abs, available at any big box or online. Valves are also available online. 2ith the tank number, you should be able to find one online.

[Carrottop]

The other option is to just remove the black tank and connect the ABS pipe directly to the toilet connection below the trailer. If the trailer is not going to move in its lifetime this would be a more cost effective way to solve your problem. You would need to check the municipality for regulations as they may consider this a permanent home if it can no longer travel. Just an alternate suggestion.

John

[CKRegus]

Unfortunately, my site is not connected to the sewer lines. They pump me out each week. Other sites are on sewer. Would be much more convenient.