Is There a Black Water Tank Waste Valve Body

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Can I buy the actuator valve without the hub?

asked by: Don W

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The waste valve bodies alone without a hub or spigot connection are something you can get. You would need something like the Valterra Waste Valve Bodies w/ Flexible Cables for RV Black Water and Gray Water Tanks - 72" # TC1372 for both tanks or the Valterra Waste Valve Body w/ Flexible Cable for RV Black Water Tank - 72" # TC372 for the black water tank only. There is also the Bristol Waste Valve Body for RV Black Water with Seals and Hardware - 3" Diameter # 34439240 which does not have a cable.

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expert reply by: Kyle S

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Answer 1

The valves you are seeking to replace are made by many different manufacturers and are a standard size. The function of the valve is what you want to pay attention to as there are T-handle and cable options and then of course black water versus gray…

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Answer 2

Yes, the cable of your old waste valve can be used with your new Valterra Waste Valve Body w/ Flexible Cable for RV Gray Water Tank - 72" #TC172. The cable simply gets pushed into the valve body and tightened down with an Allen key (pictured…

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This is a super common question so you're not alone in not knowing the difference in the connection types. A "SPIGOT" is a piece that will slide into another fitting such as the "HUB". If you look at the picture of the elbow…

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If you're looking to just replace the valves on your gray and black tanks then the Valterra Waste Valve Bodies w/ Flexible Cables for RV Black Water and Gray Water Tanks - 72" #TC1372 you were looking at would replace the valves. These…

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Yes, you can interchange the Bristol Waste Valve Body for RV Black Water part #34439240 with the Valterra Bladex Waste Valve Body for RV Black Water Tank part #T1003VP. The mounting pattern and valve size are both industry standards so you can choose…

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Answer 6

We do have a 3 inch diameter black water waste valve with a handle that unscrews but part #T1003VPM doesn't have a removable handle. Instead use part #34439240 from LaSalle Bristol. Additionally, use part #34466SP1112 for a 12 inch extension.

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According to my LaSalle/Bristol representative, neither the valve size itself nor the spacing of the holes for the mounting hardware have changed over the years. The mounting holes are 3.73 inches apart center to center, which is right between 2-5/8…

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Answer 8

The LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve #34466N11AB72GMA is going to have a 72" long cable. This will allow you to open and close the valve even if it's in a hard-to-reach place. The shortest that this comes is the LaSalle Bristol…

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Answer 9

Determining the correct replacement for your old waste valves is going to depend on the brand and length of your current cables. If you have Valterra branded valves you could reuse the cables you have and avoid rerouting new cables. You could simply…

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Answer 10

Go ahead and send me the pictures and I'll take a look to see which 1-1/2 inch Valterra seal you would need. The biggest visual difference is that the new Bladex Style part #T1001-9VP has a small lip on one corner of it that's used for…

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The Double RV Waste Valves #T68C and the Bristol Double RV Waste Valves #34466ND17AAR are both going to serve the same purpose. The only real difference between the two is where they are manufactured. The Bristol Double RV Waste Valves #34466ND17AAR…

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According to Valterrra, if your #TC1372 waste valves are fully closing, but are still leaking you'll want to replace the seals. You'll need both the 3 inch seal kit, part #T1003-9VP and the 1-1/2 inch seal kit, part #T1001-9VP

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