i have just bought my first van i have it instorage at conwy touring park which is 60 miles from home itis going on a season pitch super pitch with electric hook up and water supply andwaste the only thing left to buy is waste pipe to fit van i would like to know pipe size for luna appolo 615 year 2000
caravan waste pipe
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hi robert,
im no expert in here, but i think you will get something suitable from any caravan dealers, they will tell you what ye need.
cheers.
im no expert in here, but i think you will get something suitable from any caravan dealers, they will tell you what ye need.
cheers.
i would advise measuring the waste outlet diameter, newer vans tend to have larger diameter wastes, you may find a couple of different diameters available.
You will also need to know what length to buy robert. It can matter depending on where your waste outlet is in relation to the pitch drainage point.
You can use standard household waste pipe like this
42mm is a direct push fit in modern vans and has no ridges to hold grease etc
42mm is a direct push fit in modern vans and has no ridges to hold grease etc
It can be extended on service pitches using standard pipingYou can use standard household waste pipe like this
42mm is a direct push fit in modern vans and has no ridges to hold grease etc
Hi JohnG
That looks pretty good - just a couple of questions.
Is that the Baily standard twin outlet or have you changed it?
Does the 42mm pipe fit direct to the (pretty useless!!) standard outlets on the van without any pipe clamps? At present I'm using a "Y" branch with the corrugated pipe and it's forever falling off.
That looks pretty good - just a couple of questions.
Is that the Baily standard twin outlet or have you changed it?
Does the 42mm pipe fit direct to the (pretty useless!!) standard outlets on the van without any pipe clamps? At present I'm using a "Y" branch with the corrugated pipe and it's forever falling off.
Watson(JohnG) ....that's some great 'outside the box' thinking!
Hope you don't get the aquarolls mixed up ;-)
Hope you don't get the aquarolls mixed up ;-)
The 42mm pipe does fit without any other short bits of caravan pipe
it is the Bailey standard outlet but as you can see there is a third one so that on some pitches I link the sink outlet to it and it takes the water to another outlet at the van rear
That aquaroll and I have grown old together and its now 30 years old having come to me as pup from the factory minus any fittings and with surpluss plastic needing trimming off
Its still got the original DIY piping tyres and has the small neck so no danger of getting mixed up as the newer pumps won't go in
it is the Bailey standard outlet but as you can see there is a third one so that on some pitches I link the sink outlet to it and it takes the water to another outlet at the van rear
That aquaroll and I have grown old together and its now 30 years old having come to me as pup from the factory minus any fittings and with surpluss plastic needing trimming off
Its still got the original DIY piping tyres and has the small neck so no danger of getting mixed up as the newer pumps won't go in
Ditto to Reg and with the Senator it's a pain in the derriere trying to locate the outlets without getting down on bended knees which ain't no good if the grounds wet. They are too far underneath and need to be more flush with the side of the van.
Come spring I'm going to have to look at a better way and thanks to John G saying the pipe is 42mm ideas are already going around in my bonce.
Come spring I'm going to have to look at a better way and thanks to John G saying the pipe is 42mm ideas are already going around in my bonce.
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