How to pump out your boat while at a marina. Boat pump out 101.

This is some very exciting stuff. Enjoy.

[@robertsurprenant1205]

That screw-in fitting will be a godsend. Thank you for sharing that. I'm going to pick up my own to have on hand. Also spray down the valves with disinfectant. Use gloves. Have a small trash bag and a rag or two with you while doing the dirty work. Good video,very helpful. Especially the rinsing/flushing and final pumpout until its clear. Again thanks for the tips.

[@aboardagape6390]

You bet

[@mikenelson1387]

I didn’t know about a screw on adapter. Thank you

[@aboardagape6390]

Screw adapter is worth it. Pump out with low suction cam take some time. Adapter saved pushing down and keeping it sealed. Highly recommend.

[@kleocatra9675]

Rural King and Tractor Supply sell those adapters.

[@c34webb]

You mention good bacteria in your tank. What product are you using?

[@aboardagape6390]

Happy Campers RV toilet treatment works good and is cheaper than Noflex Digester.

[@edwardc.3710]

Ever thought about a pair of gloves ?

[@aboardagape6390]

I dont wear gloves when I wipe. I wash my hands:)

[@tomwest9945]

Do you run the macerator during the pump out process or not?

[@aboardagape6390]

No. The macerator pumps the tank overboard but the pump out from a dock the hose is a big vacuum and sucks out the tank contents.

[@tomwest9945]

​@@aboardagape6390 Thanks but I only have 1 waste connection port on the boat. its a screw fitting on the side about 6 inches above the water line. I typically use a bellows type TW macerator to pump over board to a hose to a sewer connection when I am trailering. To use a dock side pump out it would have to pump through the macerator. Would the macerator be harmed?

[@shankyclause8728]

that is f uckin diusgusting. boaters and rvers deal with wayyyy too much s hit

[@aboardagape6390]

Family show. Try to keep it clean. Pun?