Jabsco Electric Macerator Toilet Installation - 37010 Series Upgrade from the Old Manual Pump Style

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In this video, I upgrade the toilet in the forward head of our 1976 CHB trawler. The new Jabsco is an electric macerator design replacing the old pump style.
To install it, I had to modify the plumbing to the waste holding tank and run a 12VDC 25A power circuit to supply the macerator via a push-button switch. Stay tuned in the future for a full review of how it works for us.
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[@mikenagy938]

Not so sure I'd want to replace my simple pump toilet with something as complicated. If your diet is correct your stools will be mush anyway and toilet paper degrades almost instantly. That tiny little hose really scares me.

[@bertkelly7650]

With that clear tubing, you can see if the macerator is working. ; - )

[@littlejohnny4470]

To fill in those holes in the floor piece, I would glue a piece of 1/4" thick luan plywood to the underside, then fill in the holes with wood filler and stain them to match. Just a thought.

[@jimmclam]

Man, adding electricity to the simple toilet flush sure complicates the process! Gotta admit I had difficulty following you in this one Ray but glad it all ended well!

[@hedge8888]

That hose looks like the tubing used for hot tubs, maybe hit up a hot tub store.

[@Tom-Fisherman]

There’s always been a love-hate relationship with macerator pumps. So be sure to keep the ability to remove and reinstall that pump in such a way that you won’t make it harder for yourself down the road.

[@SpykersB]

Maybe your camera mic was close, but holy loud in the flush, the whole Bay will hear it at night, lol.🍻

[@Comandershamra-kc6bx]

Am I not getting the notifications Iam supposed to be getting ,didn't even know you had a boat

[@mikeh4245]

Perhaps you should have connected the macerator to the "#2" terminal... 😉 Heh.

[@metaxaanabeer]

Ocean Pacific Marine in the Discovery Mall has been there since dot...at least 25 years. SeaCom Marine Electronics on 16th, CR is another. I believe Boatland is more consumer oriented, rather than parts and service but I might be totally wrong there. Been a minute since i had a boat so I'm not current.

[@bimodal7195]

The bowl can be mounted in 4 different directions relative to the motor. Perhaps rotating it 90 degrees counter-clockwise would improve the hose runs. I caulked the screw holes during installation to prevent leaks and spills getting into the floor leading to rot. The hose holes are open to air and can dry easily. The noise of the pump is loud, but brief. I feel our pump-outs are more thorough because the vacuum sucks up what is in effect a soup, not a chunky stew as pre-macerator. Our unit leaves sufficient clean water in the bowl to easily accommodate the next use. Our power switch houses a 20 amp fuse, and the wires run to a dedicated 20 amp breaker on the fuse panel. Our daytime project was extended into the night by stubborn leaks here and there that required refitting of heat- softened hoses to connectors and super-insistent tightening of all clamps. Job has been worth the travail for 5-plus years now. Regards, Prowess.

[@neilrankin9945]

Thanks Ray! I’m pretty sure there is a marine store close by your Rv campground in Campbell river. I’m sure they could give you some value added information.

[@thervers2140]

You always do good work, Ray. We enjoy watching, thanks.

[@jmubreader]

I have full confidence in you, you can make shit happen!

[@justsomeguy6474]

Damn, I forgot how loud my old macerator toilet used to be.

[@timf6916]

Nice Job, WOW, that thing is LOUD. Just saying, HAPPY CAPTAIN, HAPPY LIFE.

[@robertburgess6100]

Nice.

[@jmubreader]

If you’re a little constipated, just hit that button, it’ll scare the shit out of you!

[@dirtroadsailing6418]

Is there any way to have it put in more water? If that thimble full of water is all that is left in the bowl, a major number two would result in some major poop pyramids after I got done with it.