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johnny b good 05-16-2006 07:45 PM

vac-u-flush toilet
 
Hi all,does any one know the holding tank capacity of a 97 avenger with a vac-flush toilet? Also how can you tell when its time for a pump out besides having it overflow? My boat has no gauge or monitor for the holding tank level. This boat is new to me this year, so i am trying to learn what i can about her. I just sold my 98 29 enticer. I don't intend on using the toilet much, just some late night / early morning pees no turds! Thanks.

enticer 05-16-2006 09:12 PM

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Look back in the archive of past post....in this group. There was a couple nice postings ... and I am thinking 2 years back. If no lucking going back that far.... I will email the one person who I know has a good idea and grip on this subject.....he did some major overhauling of his system

Mine has the new VHT12 system...not as good as the old system


Here ya go, found it: http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...hlight=holding


You can also email Goomba...he can answer the question. But there is a part for telling hte level in the tank.

BillR 05-17-2006 06:28 AM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 
7 gal I think.

powerquest 380 05-17-2006 08:07 AM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 
not trying to hijack your thread but..........
My head would not pump fresh water at the end of last year, I thought it pulled fresh water from the lake but now Im wondering if it pulles water from the water tank on board. Does anyone know which it is? I do have a masseraitor (sorry spelling) too. Dont know if that changes thins or knot....

And it does need a guage to tell ya how full the dam thing is!! I get it pumped every time I get gas just in case!!

BillR 05-17-2006 09:57 AM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 
A vacuflush gets water from water tank via presurized fresh water system.
Therefore the fresh water pump must be on.

powerquest 380 05-17-2006 06:14 PM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 

Originally Posted by BillR
A vacuflush gets water from water tank via presurized fresh water system.
Therefore the fresh water pump must be on.


Hey Bill, my head is a "pump" style, not a vac-u-flush. Will that also draw water from the holding tank?

migpilot 05-18-2006 06:15 AM

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Pump styles usually draw raw water and if that is the case you will have a raw water valve and shutoff usually just forward of the engine. You may have two valves if you have water cycle A/C.

Macklin 05-18-2006 11:34 AM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 

Originally Posted by johnny b good
Hi all,does any one know the holding tank capacity of a 97 avenger with a vac-flush toilet? Also how can you tell when its time for a pump out besides having it overflow? My boat has no gauge or monitor for the holding tank level. This boat is new to me this year, so i am trying to learn what i can about her. I just sold my 98 29 enticer. I don't intend on using the toilet much, just some late night / early morning pees no turds! Thanks.

Mine has a red light mounted in the head with a note that says 'when light is on tank is full'. And when it comes on the vacuflush goes off, so keep that in mind.

I thought the holding tank was 6 gallons, but it takes a LOT of pee flushes to fill it up that's for sure.

enticer 05-18-2006 11:37 AM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 
What year is your boat...because it sounds like you are explain the VHT-12 system which is an All-in One system.

Macklin 05-19-2006 06:05 AM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 

Originally Posted by enticer
What year is your boat...because it sounds like you are explain the VHT-12 system which is an All-in One system.

mine is an '02

enticer 05-19-2006 06:06 AM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 
And is the Vac system on the starboard side under the throttles?

Macklin 05-19-2006 11:41 AM

Re: vac-u-flush toilet
 
I have the same system that BillR described in the old thread you posted a link to. Probably the same as yours.

Vyper340 05-26-2006 06:03 AM

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Vac and holding tank located under the throttles. Water is supplied by the fresh water tank/pump so be careful when using bleach in your water tank.

bigvander 06-26-2013 06:31 AM

I have a 03 legend that I just bought and I'm trying to figure out the plumbing in the cabin. The small area where the sanipottie goes is currently being used to store a fender but that little compartment smells awful. There is a 2" ribbed hose that leads up to the bow - I'm assuming this is the flush port. There is also garden hose with a female end. Is this a vent hose? How do I get the smell gone? No weekender package, just setup for portapottie. Thanks.

bigvander 06-26-2013 08:08 AM

I have a 03 legend that I just bought and I'm trying to figure out the plumbing in the cabin. The small area where the sanipottie goes is currently being used to store a fender but that little compartment smells awful. There is a 2" ribbed hose that leads up to the bow - I'm assuming this is the flush port. There is also garden hose with a female end. Is this a vent hose? How do I get the smell gone? No weekender package, just setup for portapottie. Thanks.

boatnt 06-26-2013 09:36 AM

yep the small hose is the vent which vents out in the front kind of where the docking lights would be..

you sure you dont have any old water sitting in any of the storage compartments?without a porta pottie there I dont know why it would smell


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