Ardemco is on the internet. do a search using yahoo
>Michael,
>Your finakl analysis was correct, it would be a good idea to purchase a
>new tank at this point even though the mounting flange is the problem
>and not the tank itself. That flange is not only not available, but
>even if you were able to spend enough time and goopage to stick it back
>together again, the tank or some other part of the system would no doubt
>drop out leaving you in the same situation again.
>
>Spend your time and money in renewing the holding tank system with a new
>tank which will use a new style gate valve as well. This will give you
>a dependable system and thats what you should want, "If you fix it only
>for the day, it will probobly break again tomorrow!"
>
>Cinnabar carries a replacement tank, you might also call "Ardemco" and
>talk to Rick Glasser. They sell a very good tank which uses a standard
>3" outlet that you can easily attach a new style Valtera brand valve
>to. His ad appears in GMCMHMP. If you need his #, call me tomorrow.
>1-877-275-4462 (toll free).
>
>Jim Bounds www.gmccoop.com
>>
>> To All GMC'ers:
>>
>> This is my first posting. If there is an administrative error please excuse
>> it, I'll correct in the next transmission.
>>
>> During the May Archives there were discussions regarding the repair of the
>> holding tank; with the final analysis being it is better to purchase a new
>> tank from Cinnabar. My problem is slightly different then having a hole or
>> rip in the tank.
>> At the exit of the tank is a poly-plastic mounting plate that holds the
>> holding tank dump valve. Mine is badly broken and un-repairable. The GMC
>> Parts Manual does not list this as a separate part number, but I'm hoping an
>> aftermarket supplier has manufactured one. Is there a replacement for this
>> component. The mounting plate fits Holding Tank P.M.C. Inc. IAPMO T-1247,
>> Model 326. (It's on a 26 ft Palm Beach with passenger side bath.)
>>
>> I also need sources for the holding tank dump valve, THEFORD PN T-1169, Model
>> 01447.
>>
>> If the holding tank has to be replaced, and the toilet is a recirculatory
>> type, what problems and pitfalls do I face. The Maintenance Manual makes it
>> sound soooo simple. Also, is there a kit I can purchase to re-seat all the
>> plumbing which enters the tank.
>>
>> Mike & Dolores' 77 Palm Beach
>
>
>Michael,
>Your finakl analysis was correct, it would be a good idea to purchase a
>new tank at this point even though the mounting flange is the problem
>and not the tank itself. That flange is not only not available, but
>even if you were able to spend enough time and goopage to stick it back
>together again, the tank or some other part of the system would no doubt
>drop out leaving you in the same situation again.
>
>Spend your time and money in renewing the holding tank system with a new
>tank which will use a new style gate valve as well. This will give you
>a dependable system and thats what you should want, "If you fix it only
>for the day, it will probobly break again tomorrow!"
>
>Cinnabar carries a replacement tank, you might also call "Ardemco" and
>talk to Rick Glasser. They sell a very good tank which uses a standard
>3" outlet that you can easily attach a new style Valtera brand valve
>to. His ad appears in GMCMHMP. If you need his #, call me tomorrow.
>1-877-275-4462 (toll free).
>
>Jim Bounds www.gmccoop.com
>>
>> To All GMC'ers:
>>
>> This is my first posting. If there is an administrative error please excuse
>> it, I'll correct in the next transmission.
>>
>> During the May Archives there were discussions regarding the repair of the
>> holding tank; with the final analysis being it is better to purchase a new
>> tank from Cinnabar. My problem is slightly different then having a hole or
>> rip in the tank.
>> At the exit of the tank is a poly-plastic mounting plate that holds the
>> holding tank dump valve. Mine is badly broken and un-repairable. The GMC
>> Parts Manual does not list this as a separate part number, but I'm hoping an
>> aftermarket supplier has manufactured one. Is there a replacement for this
>> component. The mounting plate fits Holding Tank P.M.C. Inc. IAPMO T-1247,
>> Model 326. (It's on a 26 ft Palm Beach with passenger side bath.)
>>
>> I also need sources for the holding tank dump valve, THEFORD PN T-1169, Model
>> 01447.
>>
>> If the holding tank has to be replaced, and the toilet is a recirculatory
>> type, what problems and pitfalls do I face. The Maintenance Manual makes it
>> sound soooo simple. Also, is there a kit I can purchase to re-seat all the
>> plumbing which enters the tank.
>>
>> Mike & Dolores' 77 Palm Beach
>
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