EddieK82
Senior Member
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I decided it was time to do away with one of the most annoying issues I've had with my 320MKS. The double sewer outlets.
I had a leak in my rig because the lazy worker at the factory didn't fully glue around the drain, took me months to find it as it was only when I was draining. Anyhow, I took the underbelly down, cut out the bad connections and then combined the rear outlet with the front. The rear outlets is from a single sink, so we cut out the outlet, used an elbow and ran it all the way to the front outlet. We used pipe hangers to secure it so it wouldn't sag or bounce during transport.
We then cut the front outlet and replaced it with one that had 2 valves. It is so much nicer now.
We also moved the 2 slinky holders to the back where they should be, not under the slide like GD put them.
Things I was able to eliminate combining the outlets:
2 voltara waste gates
2 slinkies
half a box of connectors/drain pieces
10 foot of sewer hose stands
A lot of headache
While we had the underbelly pulled down, I ziptied and cleaned up the wire mess they left.
I also ran some gorilla tape across the underbelly front where they use the aluminum bar to keep it up. I figured that will help with water sneaking in during driving in the rain.
My next project will be to run 3 steel bars across the bottom of the rig to hold the underbelly up, as well as allow me to cut the underbelly into sections for easy access.
I decided it was time to do away with one of the most annoying issues I've had with my 320MKS. The double sewer outlets.
I had a leak in my rig because the lazy worker at the factory didn't fully glue around the drain, took me months to find it as it was only when I was draining. Anyhow, I took the underbelly down, cut out the bad connections and then combined the rear outlet with the front. The rear outlets is from a single sink, so we cut out the outlet, used an elbow and ran it all the way to the front outlet. We used pipe hangers to secure it so it wouldn't sag or bounce during transport.
We then cut the front outlet and replaced it with one that had 2 valves. It is so much nicer now.
We also moved the 2 slinky holders to the back where they should be, not under the slide like GD put them.
Things I was able to eliminate combining the outlets:
2 voltara waste gates
2 slinkies
half a box of connectors/drain pieces
10 foot of sewer hose stands
A lot of headache
While we had the underbelly pulled down, I ziptied and cleaned up the wire mess they left.
I also ran some gorilla tape across the underbelly front where they use the aluminum bar to keep it up. I figured that will help with water sneaking in during driving in the rain.
My next project will be to run 3 steel bars across the bottom of the rig to hold the underbelly up, as well as allow me to cut the underbelly into sections for easy access.
