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Posted By: jimh406
on 04/17/17 09:27pm
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Bedlam wrote: And something else is coming together:
Cool, not long now!
'10 Ford F-450, 6.4, 4.30, 4x4, 14,500 GVWR, '06 Host Rainer 950 DS, Torklift Talon tiedowns, Glow Steps, and Fastguns. Bilstein 4600s, Firestone Bags, Toyo M655 Gs, Curt front hitch, Energy Suspension bump stops.
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Posted By: mike/kellie
on 04/17/17 10:44pm
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Nice to see pictures during construction. Now I know what the chase is covering on the passenger side hall. Tick tock
2015 Host Mammoth triple slide w/ TorkLift Fastguns
2015 Ram 5500 SLT cab & chassis with Douglass 9' utility body
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Posted By: zb39
on 04/18/17 08:19am
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Thats cool you got pics during construction. I like those. It's going to happen soon. The excitement builds!!!
We will be heading out again in June for a few days...........
2017 Host mammoth, sold
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2019 2 door Rubicon 6 spd.
2019 Berkshire XLT 45B
2022 Host Cascade
2021 Ram 5500 Air ride
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Posted By: sullylog
on 04/18/17 08:31am
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Bedlam you almost posted a picture that I'm looking for. You don't happen to have a construction photo that shows the black tank under the coach/dinette? I use a nature's head composting toilet. I would like to remove the platform, the existing toilet sits on, to lower the height. I would then look at re-purposing the black tank as a auxiliary water tank.
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Posted By: Bedlam
on 04/18/17 08:38am
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The black tank runs from the sink to about a half way under the couch or dinette. Both the bathroom sink and toilet fill the same tank. Removing that platform reduces the tank size and would require the sink drain run somehow back to the gray tank that is currently fed by the shower and kitchen sink.
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Posted By: Bedlam
on 04/18/17 09:42am
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If I am remembering the camper layout properly, the fresh tank is against the front camper wall and the gray tank is behind it. The false wall at the forward end of the storage compartment is up against the gray tank. The lines you see at the foot of the bed close to the fridge is the fresh water fill and overflow/breather. The kitchen sink has a flex pipe into the basement where it mates with rigid pipe attached to the top right of the storage compartment running the rest of the way to the gray tank. The gray tank drain runs along the left bottom edge of the storage compartment and dumps close to the battery compartment.
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Posted By: zb39
on 04/18/17 10:44am
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I think you remembered it spot on
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Posted By: sullylog
on 04/18/17 11:24am
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Just to clarify a bit. Does the black tank run completely under the sink cabinet or under the toilet butting into the sink cabinet? Thanks
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Posted By: Bedlam
on 04/18/17 11:45am
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I know the sink cabinet door does not go lower than the step for the black tank. I do not know how far the black tank extends forward but assumed that it, the dump valve and the heater took up the full length of this 11' slide out base.
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Posted By: zb39
on 04/18/17 07:21pm
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It looks like mine runs under the sink also. The bottom of the cabinet is even with the floor that the toilet is on
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