Grey water outlets

White line fever
White line fever Forum Participant Posts: 24
edited October 2016 in Caravan & Motorhome Chat #1

Hi

I have a quaser 524 2008

Any one know what size pipe to fit please

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  • White line fever
    White line fever Forum Participant Posts: 24
    edited October 2016 #2

     

     

  • triky auto
    triky auto Forum Participant Posts: 8,690
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    edited October 2016 #3

    Undecided , Measure the outlet ,then try a boat/yacht chandlers ,they have plenty of variety .Try for a 5m length ,maybe with some 'jubilee'
    clips or a full flow through stop valve to control on & off functions.Hope this helps !! Cool.

  • KjellNN
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    edited October 2016 #4

    Our 2008 van has 28mm waste pipe.

  • ChemicalJasper
    ChemicalJasper Forum Participant Posts: 437
    edited October 2016 #5

    Agreed, most are standard 28mm domestic bathroom sink waste pipe (available at next to nothing from your local DIY store) - hard pipe pushes straight in - its the future! Laughing

    Would be most supprised if it isnt!

  • Pippah45
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    edited October 2016 #6

    Do you still need a bit of that grey flexi pipe to join to standard plumbing stuff?  Mine was made up with old flexi pipe that came with the caravan. 

  • ChemicalJasper
    ChemicalJasper Forum Participant Posts: 437
    edited October 2016 #7

    Nope, not on mine, I go straight on to the connections Pippah.

    I have two short pieces that push in connected to and elbow and a 'T' to make a 2 into 1 (that stays made all the time and makes fitting a doddle, because the two pipes are always the right distance apart to push straight on) - then I fit either a couple of other short pieces and an elbow into the waste hog (all domestic push fit) or used other lengths and connectors if on a fully serviced pitch.

    I use to get issues with slow draining but not sice I changed. 

  • KjellNN
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    edited October 2016 #8

    We just use 2 short bits of the original  bendy grey pipe which are joined by a Y piece to go into the Wastemaster. 

    This then fits inside the rigid 32mm pipe we got from B&Q which we use on serviced pitches.

  • Pippah45
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    edited October 2016 #9

    Thanks - I thought I had tried the rigid stuff in mine without success.  I would exchange all waste pipes to ordinary household ones to stop blockages but I guess this would add a lot to the weight. 

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