Jayco sinks generally don't drain exceptionally well, and I found that the reason on my previous Expanda was that the sink fitting on the bowl side is too long for the elbow under the sink, i.e. the thread on the male top section screws down too far into the actual bend area on the elbow, effectively blocking 50% of the elbow. You can check your own by poking your pinky down the sink waste and feeling how much of the elbow is clear. If you can't feel a completely free, round smooth bend ........ then you too have the dreaded "Jayco Sink Block'itis". The remedy it simple, just unscrew it and cut 1/2 inch of the thread.
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We have our first shower model on order. Im curious about the double clear hoses and joiner that seems to lie on the ground. Why can't the sink and shower wastes join at the top i.e. under the chassis and have one waste outlet, instead of having the two long clear pipes to the ground fitting. It would seem that the whole drainage system is limited by the single sullage anyway, so what benefit would the double pipe produce.
You'll see that Im quite the accomplished artist as well.
We have our first shower model on order. Im curious about the double clear hoses and joiner that seems to lie on the ground. Why can't the sink and shower wastes join at the top i.e. under the chassis and have one waste outlet, instead of having the two long clear pipes to the ground fitting. It would seem that the whole drainage system is limited by the single sullage anyway, so what benefit would the double pipe produce.
Thanks twscoot for posting the original picA short sullage hose is a good silage hose....