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oil&water wrote:I had a similar issue with a Vacuflush system. It ended up being a stuck vent valve that wouldn't seal. Check the overboard vent first.

Right on the money!! Problem solved! Thank you sir!

It should be similar to the Vacuflush system in that there's likely a pressure switch to control the level of vacuum, and check valves/duckbill valves. If it's not actually building vacuum and the pump runs continuously, chances are the check valves need to be replaced as they are a regular mainten...

oil&water wrote:I had a similar issue with a Vacuflush system. It ended up being a stuck vent valve that wouldn't seal. Check the overboard vent first.

That would make sense... I will check that out.. Thanks!

After searching the existing threads, I am having trouble finding information on my Mansfield Toilet System that seems to pre-date most. The system does not build up, and "hold" a vacuum, rather when you flush the head, you push a little silver button on the back of the toilet, which start...

Thanks!! I appreciate it!!

Thank you sir, I appreciate it info!

Hello All, We recently purchased a 1970 Sea Raider (Tri Cabin) a few months ago, and I was wondering if someone could shed some light on the operation of the fuel system, specifically the tank switches. The boat has two 80 gallon fuel tanks. I was able to locate a valve in the fuel line near the por...