As a service plumber, may all the crawlspace I ever find be as beautiful as that one.

@vitodunmire6415

4 ай бұрын

Doesn't he need a vent close to the connection? I want to do the same to my house

@byronsteez8253

4 ай бұрын

@vitodunmire6415 all plumbing fixture drains require vents and there are requirements for how long a "trap arm" can be based on drain size

@vitodunmire6415

4 ай бұрын

So how long can it be and how do you add vent?

@byronsteez8253

4 ай бұрын

@@vitodunmire6415 to be honest, in this situation, if legal at all in your jurisdiction, probably wouldn't require a vent. But I think the trap arm length for 3" pipe is 6'.

@vitodunmire6415

4 ай бұрын

@byronsteez8253 how would i connect a sewer to my main 3" which is about 35 feet away?

Great video. Showed me just what I need to do!! 👍

General rule when pitching waste pipe, it should pitch a 1/4 inch per foot. On a level, that is the line past the level line. The edge of bubble should just touch that. They make levels to show the correct pitch. If you pitch the pipe too much, the water will leave the paper and waste behind, causing a blockage over time. I admire your bravery in getting the job done and for the most part you got it done right. On a good note, you had the forethought to prevent getting flush in your face!🤣😂🙂

My husband added a clean out but had to dig to locate the 4 inch pipe. Cut the pipe with a saber saw and used the same fittings you used. Pretty easy. Works great!

We are going to figure out how to use our Pod as guest quarters too if need be. This is a great idea about attaching the sewer line! Thanks!

Exactly what I was looking for!!! Thank you for sharing this.

Thank you for this free information! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽✨ We need a guest room soon so this will work perfectly! 😎👍🏽

Perfect! Just the video I’m looking for. Thanks!

Good thing I have a basement that will make it much easier to hook up to the sewer. Tanks so much.

Perfect video, thanks for sharing!! See you on the open road!

Great video Greg ,very professional

Great video, very helpful, thanks.

Greg, This is an excellent video! I'm thinking about doing the same thing.

Great information. Thanks for sharing.

Very helpful, thank you.

This is brilliant dude!

Thanks for this. I am thinking about doing the same thing.

Planning to buy an RV someday and this is definitely a must have for me at home. But for now, saving money for a house and rv.lol

@jdh023

2 жыл бұрын

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great video Greg

So practical and concise. Thanks so much for sharing! My issue is our RV septic attachment is on the driver's side and the house is on the passenger side. We would need to go under the driveway to set up. When at home it is use the house facilities or chamber pot if necessary.

Thanks 🙏 I’m thinking 🤔 I just may have to look at this option for my Rv dump instead of digging up the inlet pipe to my septic tank.

Good video overall. You should have mentioned proper slope / pitch for best drainage. Well done

Do you mind considering videos about the shelf above the bed if in fact you made it. Also, I would like to know where you bought the reading light and how you attached. Would you consider making a video showing how to put the sealant around the windows and on the roof as well? I noticed you turned your dinette into a work station table top. Would you consider showing a video on how you did that? Thank you if you can do any of these instructional videos. I love your videos. My 180 is a 2017 and I would like to modify some things and you have great ideas and explain things exceptionally well! Thanks again,

Why didn’t you put a trap in the line so you don’t get fumes out of the dump station?

@robertsupino4266

Ай бұрын

I believe he had screw in cover, that is better because all you will have in the trap is paper and poop which will eventually will dry up and plug your trap. I believe that will stink just as bad. A ball valve will be best if you are concerned about gas or easily access without unscrewing cover. Still need to cover the opening to keep bugs out.

You need to hold the connections together for a minute or they could move and separate, for future users to read.

that awesome.

Respect

What attachment are you using to connect to the opening in the pvc?

Hi, excelente vídeo. Do you need any kind of permit from the county to do that type of work? And do you need any type of permit for parking your RV in your property and have guests staying there? Thank you.

@gregoutandabout

3 ай бұрын

I would check the laws in your area.

Some states don’t let you. I am curious about Georgia if anyone knows!

@Eastbaypisces

Жыл бұрын

What u do when u wanna go somewhere tho

Do any of you know if someone could be hired to this for my parents? If so who?

What u do when u wanna go somewhere tho

If you are using chemicals in your black RV tank, you're not supposed to dump into a residential sewer system. It destroys the natural bacteria that the system needs to function properly.

@LilyWillow22

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure that would be a concern if the house was on septic and normally your RV does not have chemicals added to the black/gray tanks that are not biodegradable and septic safe

@josephvanas6352

8 ай бұрын

@@LilyWillow22 Well basically wastewater treatment plants do the same thing but due to dilution it isnt a big problem unless the chemical is really toxic and those are usually illegal to dump either way. Just think of all the people using draino or dumping bleach and water down drains when cleaning things. Public sewer systems are designed with that in mind and the waste water plant is too.