Rimor Kilig 695 2025

[Graham U55]

We are about to pick up a new Rimor mid-March. The only way we can see to empty grey waste is to pull the level on the side of the motorhome. We would like to use a pipe connected to a watermaster or service pitch drain. Is there a way of doing this?

 

[Mel]

Congratulations on your purchase. I can’t help I am sorry but although this is forum is primarily populated by touring caravan users; there are a few with Mohos who may be able to advise.
Mel

 

[Beachball]

Hope you enjoy your new purchase but sorry I cannot I am a caravan owner, but there are some who have a motorhome might be able help you .

 

[IanB1485]

From my limited experience with Motorhome waste systems m/homes have a waste water tank which can be emptied periodically by opening the valve is yours like that? , the ones I've come across have been metal , but some are now plastic . the metal lever types which is the empty valve usually has a internal thread on the end , probably 25mm you would need to find a suitable adapter - see 1st photo. If its plastic ( see second photo) measure the outlet diameter and go to your local hardware store and buy a length of flexible plastic pipe with fits snugly over it and lead it to the drain . If it's clear plastic hose about 13mm diameter you could then cover it in the corrugated gray tubing (28.5mm dia)( to hide any bits ) which is normally used on caravans for the waste water to service pitch drain point. It may be a bit of experimentation to get the pipe to fit the end of the drain valve and a roll of duct tape may help - please post a photo of your drain lever.

 

[Graham U55]

From my limited experience with Motorhome waste systems m/homes have a waste water tank which can be emptied periodically by opening the valve is yours like that? , the ones I've come across have been metal , but some are now plastic . the metal lever types which is the empty valve usually has a internal thread on the end , probably 25mm you would need to find a suitable adapter - see 1st photo. If its plastic ( see second photo) measure the outlet diameter and go to your local hardware store and buy a length of flexible plastic pipe with fits snugly over it and lead it to the drain . If it's clear plastic hose about 13mm diameter you could then cover it in the corrugated gray tubing (28.5mm dia)( to hide any bits ) which is normally used on caravans for the waste water to service pitch drain point. It may be a bit of experimentation to get the pipe to fit the end of the drain valve and a roll of duct tape may help - please post a photo of your drain lever.

It has a lever to pull from the side of the MH and that opens the drain valve which is right in the middle of the van. I have seen Bailey's that are made the same way and you can get a kit for them to extend the drain to the side. It might work with the Rimor but I think I will have a go with the suggested parts once we have collected it.