Trip Moses
IMOL
Time for a new float?
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Desk Jockey
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I hate when that happens. Because of all the sloshing around it plays hell with you shut off. We put in an overflow tube using stick radiator hose. A few simple fitting and most of it will drop through the floor warning you.
Mikey P
Administrator
Yeah toilet floats have no business in this business
Trip Moses
IMOL
I’ll do that
Jim Pemberton
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The manufacturer neglected to tell you that that is the self cleaning option that comes with those tanks at no additional charge.
KevinD
Member
I clean my truck out about once a month on average.
Trip Moses
IMOL
At least 10 gallons of water poured out when I opened the drivers door
Jim Williams
Member
Mine did that this week and it only needed a little adjustment. The float was going too far down when the tank was empty and was getting hung up and wouldn't pop back up when I filled the tank. There was an easy adjustment bolt on the arm of the float that took care of it.
Cleanworks
Moderator
I had the issue last week. I use a dema float. Very reliable but when they go, they just go. I like the idea of an overflow hose. Keeps it out of the van at least.
Funny when people say the electronic shut-off on a Butler is too complicated...
Trip Moses
IMOL
Desk Jockey
Member
LOL
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
An inlet pressure regulator will help the float seat last longer.
Desk Jockey
Member
Check the rubber nipple on the plunger too. They are a wear item and need replaced periodically.
Trip Moses
IMOL
Slight difference from old to new.
Cleanworks
Moderator
As long as it fits...
Trip Moses
IMOL
Already does. Slight modification
KevinD
Member
How long is the float rod and float.
The shorter the better.
The shorter the better.
