Availability of LaSalle Bristol Waste Valve with Near 9 Foot Long Cable

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Does La Salle make a waste valve with a 9foot cable ? where do they measure the cable from handle to valve body ??

asked by: Gene S

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Helpful Expert Reply:

LaSalle Bristol makes a waste valve similar to the # 34466N4AB36GM which has a 120 inch long cable as part number # 34466N4AB120GM. 120 inches is 10 feet which is as close as we can get to the size you are looking for.

The measurement is from the base of the valve to the end of the black outside tubing.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

We have several replacement valve options for RV gray water, 1-1/2" all in black, such as the Bristol Waste Valve for RV Gray Water Tank - 1-1/2" Diameter - Hub to Spigot Item #34466N11AB or the #34466N11AB72GMA with a 72" cable. So…

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Answer 2

I checked with LaSalle Bristol and they don't offer just the replacement cable. If the cable is broke you will need to replace the entire waste valve for which we offer part #34466N4AB48GMA for black water or part #34466N11AB48GMA for gray water.…

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Answer 3

We actually sell a version of the LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve for Gray Water Tank #34466N11AB72GMA that you referenced in a 48 inch long cable version as part #34466N11AB48GMA. I would not recommend attempting to shorten the cable…

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Answer 4

I contacted Jayco on what flush valves and cable lengths you have on your 2019 Jayco North Point Fifth Wheel. Your black water valve cable is 60" cable which we only offer in a 72". LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve - Black…

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Answer 5

There unfortunately isn't a guide that tells us the length of the cables that were used in your Winnebago so you would have to trace the cables to determine the correct length needed. From Valterra we only have the 72" length, which you were…

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Answer 6

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 7

Unfortunately we don't have specifications like how far the pipe is from the edge of your travel trailer. But the LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve #34466N11AB36GM is designed to replace the waste valve from your travel trailers…

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Answer 8

The abs cement isn't going to come loose and will require you to cut the pipe a bit further back and using a coupling #D50-2935 and more straight pipe to get back to where it originally sat for the valve. That being said, you can also just unbolt…

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Answer 9

Take a look at the picture I have included. You can see that the cable is secured to the valve using a set screw. So you would loosen that, pull out the old cable, put in the new one, and tighten the set screw back down. If your valve is set up the…

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Answer 10

The closest I was able to find to what you need for your 2" valve on your grey tank, is the: -LaSalle Bristol Cable-Actuated RV Waste Valve for Gray Water Tank #34466N11AB36GM. This cable actuated waste valve is American made, has a 36"…

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Answer 11

The straighter and shorter you can make the dump cables they smoother they will operate to a certain extent. So if you can get away with the shorter 36 inch long cable version part #34466N4AB36GM instead of the #34466N11AB72GMA that you referenced…

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Answer 12

Thank you for the photos! Based on that it looks like you have a spigot to hub black water tank valve, like you mentioned, where the hub end fits over one pipe and the spigot end fits into the other pipe. So for a spigot to hub replacement valve with…

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