Foretravel Owners' Forum For owners and Fans of Foretravel Motorcoaches September 07, 2025 ...

OK, here are the three problems:
1. The existing toilet (Seeland Traveller model 511) is 34 years old and no longer made.
2. Base bolt pattern is four bolt. Almost all current RV toilets are 2 bolt.
3. "Sit height" (floor to top of toilet seat) measures about 10-1/2" Entire unit sits on a riser of about 8" that cannot be removed or altered because the black water tank is directly below.
SO?? What should we get? The 34 year old unit has a visible crack in the bowl. The flush ball no longer holds water. The foot lever sounds really bad when activated.

OK, here are the three problems:
1. The existing toilet (Seeland Traveller model 511) is 34 years old and no longer made.
2. Base bolt pattern is four bolt. Almost all current RV toilets are 2 bolt.
3. "Sit height" (floor to top of toilet seat) measures about 10-1/2" Entire unit sits on a riser of about 8" that cannot be removed or altered because the black water tank is directly below.
SO?? What should we get? The 34 year old unit has a visible crack in the bowl. The flush ball no longer holds water. The foot lever sounds really bad when activated.

So, is the Dometic 321 a four bolt mount or a two bolt mount?

So add another $100 for the four bolt to two bolt conversion. Still as sturdy and stable as our old 511?
WOW, what a savings. And I still get the same old rotating ball mechanism design that has failed repeatedly in our coach.
Upset about the whole issue? I guess I am. After six tries last year while camping the toilet no longer leaks on to the floor but quit holding water about a month after we got the coach home after a winter in storage. And now the actuator mechanism squeals when I step down the lever.