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Quote: Originally posted by Jerry+Tina on 21/3/2010

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Have I missed something here, I understood the waste pipe was to be fitted at the "waste outlets", if so why the needfor a jubilee clip to hold it on? I have never had any bother with the waste pipe coming of!!  

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I can't see where on the outside you could get a jubilee clip to fit

The pipe just pushes in

I use domestic 32mm plastic waste on the current caravan outlets and that just pushes in

Quote: Originally posted by JohnG on 21/3/2010

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I can't see where on the outside you could get a jubilee clip to fit

The pipe just pushes in

I use domestic 32mm plastic waste on the current caravan outlets and that just pushes in

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Very funny relpy RC, and the green face on the Emoticon just fits too.

Have to say John G thats a nice simple waste solution, very impressed.

Dave

I've had that aquaroll since it was a raw molding from the factory in 1979 as I knew someone who tested drums

The tyres are high pressure piping and at 31 years old ready for a retread

It is the old type with the smaller neck so no danger of getting a modern pump inside and mixing the fresh water up

I only need to carry one handle and do an emptying and filling trip in one go with the handle swapped over to the fresh water container for the return

you could make one of these too,its easy.

Hi Michael

I had mine like that at first but found the 32mm pipe is a push fit into the van socket

The long length is useful on a sloping pitch

If you notice on the pic I have a spare socket and this is piped to the rear of the van in 32mm pipe so that I can connect the side outlet to the rear one when the canopy(shed) is up on long holidays or if a grid is available to the van rear