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Re: Sealand Toilet Seals

Reply #25 –
wel some idiot I guess though better than the makers. That missing part would throw all our suggestions out the window for sure.
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Re: Sealand Toilet Seals

Reply #26 –
To the contrary, all the suggestions and advice helped me understand how the seals worked  and how the whole thing went together.
The funny thing was me checking and rechecking where the seal had gone!!
Thanks again
Jimmy
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Re: Sealand Toilet Seals

Reply #27 –
And a thank you from me as well...will need to replace the seals & find the timer/sensor/float(?) for the transfer pump (toilet to black tank.
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