scrappy 73

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Have wondered about the use of Blue Boys to dump in home sewage system.Rather than using the macerater type system,is there anything on the market which would pump from a blue boy to the commode ? Would this be more cost effective. My rig is about 25' from my commode!
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hershey

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You really should perhaps rethink bringing in your sewage into you house and commode. Really not a good idea from a health standpoint and just plain housekeeping standpoint.
Surly you must have a cleanout that is accessable. If its no more than 2 feet above your dump valve a Sewer Solution will pump a hundred feet and that much lift and is really a much cleaner operation than trying to use a blueboy and cost is about the same. Even if you use the blueboy to dump outside to the sewer cleanout would be a better idea. YMMV
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2oldman

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Heck, just pour it in the commode. Very carefully.
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skipnchar

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Surely you have a clean-out somewhere outside you could just pull up next to and avoid carrying that stuff around. Very few folks have the guts to use a portable for hauling black tank contents but maybe you're a lot braver than most. Must be if you're considering taking it inside the house. Good luck / Skip
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ozhoo

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moving all that poo through the toilet is going to run you out of the house. Find your sewer cleanout and use a macerator to move the poo. I have a 25' 1" hose on mine that I refer to as the "target radius".
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08f450psd

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Ask your DW (assuming you're a guy) what she thinks about your possible solution and post the results here to amuse us. I assume you're a guy, cause I can't imagine a woman thinking about dumping all that in the commode from a blue-boy.
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Pete D

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I've tried once or twice just emptying a relatively full porta-potty into flush toilets and it's still messy. Find or install a clean-out and do your emptying outside where you can hose it down.
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2oldman

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08f450psd wrote: Ask your DW (assuming you're a guy) what she thinks No way..!! lol. Definitely WAIT until she's gone for a few hours before doing this. And be prepared to air the place out real good before she gets home.
And heaven help you if you spill anything.
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Bumpyroad

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why would you go thru this hassle instead of just buying a macerator pump or sewer solution?
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RJsfishin

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scrappy 73 wrote: Rather than using the macerater type system,is there anything on the market which would pump from a blue boy to the commode ? My rig is about 25' from my commode!
Lets see,..you're down on macerator pumping,
the RV is only 25ft from the commode,
And you're thinking of transferring to a blueboy first,
then lugging the blueboy into the house, and pumping it into the commode.
Something is wrong here. But I'll decipher it a little more before I comment
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