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TRAILERKING


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I just purchased a brand new replacement 510+ for my DP. I had prices as high as $600.00 then I found www.envirolet.ca

They are selling them for $299.00 plus frt.

I had prices from the listed Sealand Dealers as high as $300.00+ for seals and valves to rebuild mine.

Very good supply and service from www.sancor.ca/index www.envirolet.ca

Packaged and shipped very well. Good place to do business with for Sealand Toilets.



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Save your decent parts from your old toilet, if the same model. We replaced our 511+ a few years ago and I was happy to have a spare spring assembly when it broke.

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That's a great idea too but it is actually all in good working condition and nice shape. The hand sprayer was dripping the odd time and the base flange gasket was leaking. So I figured treat the motor home to a brand new one(seeing I found a good deal on one). The old one may be of interest to someone upgrading from a plastic bowl. If they care for used.

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