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Just wanted some input cause I know there are so many knowledgeable folks out there.
I want to install a Rotary Tank rinser in my black tank, someone told me I should reconsider and not drill into my tank because of its age (on a 1998 Fleetwood).
Any thoughts?
BTW, they have no knowledge of RVing.
Thanks.
-- Edited by rgrrmg on Monday 18th of August 2014 07:19:33 PM
doubt there would be an issue with it. I installed one in my toy hauler several years ago and they work pretty well. The toy hauler was about 8 years old when I installed mine.
Phil
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