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Sewer Line Vacuum Break

Yahoo Message Number: 74131
Does anyone know where to purchase the vacuum breaks installed in the drain lines? We think at least one is getting tired (we get tank odors in the coach while on the road). Just went to Lowes and at least the plumbing area clerk had no idea.

Jim Brown

2002 Allure 30778

Re: Sewer Line Vacuum Break

Reply #1 –
Yahoo Message Number: 74133
Home depot has them, get a spare .
Mar INT 11314

Re: Sewer Line Vacuum Break

Reply #3 –
Yahoo Message Number: 74141
I got some at restless wheels in Manassas VA. A couple of dollars each.

Jon Baum

Magna 2K 5923

Re: Sewer Line Vacuum Break

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Yahoo Message Number: 74143
I replaced the 2 in our coach a few weeks ago and found them in my local Do-It in Yuma. I would try a well stocked Ace or True Value.

Don Krahling

'01 Intrigue #11238

Re: Sewer Line Vacuum Break

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Yahoo Message Number: 74148
Ok, I'll ask my naive question. Where are these Vacuum Breaks installed in a tank drain line? Why are they needed if the tanks are vented to the air?

Dean

95 Magna 5280

Re: Sewer Line Vacuum Break

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Yahoo Message Number: 74149
Dean,

The breakers are installed on a "sink" drain line, not a "tank" drain line.

George

'04 Inspire 51061

Re: Sewer Line Vacuum Break

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Yahoo Message Number: 74150
These are installed in place of an actual roof vent for a drain in a slide. For example, my coach has one for the kitchen sink. It is under the counter top.

Tom R

2004 Allure 31026

From: DEAN

To: Country-Coach-Owners@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, September 2, 2011 11:18 AM Subject: [Country-Coach-Owners] Re: Sewer Line Vacuum Break

Ok, I'll ask my naive question. Where are these Vacuum Breaks installed in a tank drain line? Why are they needed if the tanks are vented to the air?

Dean

95 Magna 5280