I have this sewer fitting. It doesn't fit the drain at Ft. Wilderness campground. Is there an adapter to use with narrower drains?
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This sewer fitting is for attaching a 3 inch bayonets style hose. That said, it should screw into all standard Every park drains. If the drain you are trying to drain into is smaller than the small end below the threaded end of the fitting then it as n' a standard 3 inch drain.
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You will need to go to a propane dealer and get an adapter. Any plumbing supply should help you also. I had to buy a couple of adapters.
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Any standard drain will work. I used a brushed stainless drain to match it best.
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In the past what I have done is to use a 3" adapter that normally is used for flexible sewer hose. I grind off the four nubs so that the 3" pipe will fit over the adapter. The 3" pipe can be glued to the adapter. I assume that you are wanting to convert the flexible hose to permanent hard sewer line. Where the 3" 90 degrees into the 4" sewer line in the ground, I have ground down the the diameter of the 90 degree elbow to tightly fit inside the 4" drain. If the 4" line in the ground has the expanded end, the 90 deg elbow will fit without any grinding. Make sure of all your measurements but one can always use a 3" coupling to make adjustments. Good Luck!
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We couldn't find exact fit either. We found one that fits side to side but has a 2 Inch gap at top and bottom. It works for the money while we look for another. $45 @ Amazon. Make sure to get an off-center hole for the drain. It is all stainless and well made. Good luck!
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I used a regular 3in. rv sewer hose, from wal mart, camper world etc. although some Hardware store do have a 33 high pressure hose but they are hard to find
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i use a standard galvanized reducer to bring outlet on pump down to a standard 3/4 inch house adapt. but should have a vertical check valve at the pump out let if hose discharge is above pump , or water could just run back into pump making it cycle much more
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Not sure, I brought the hose to Lowe's and was unable to find something that would work. I plan to ask a plumber..Lowe's said I would have to buy something to bypass by connecting under my sink...
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The length is 6 feet, but unless your distance to the drain pipe is under 4'3", this item is not for you. I had to stretch it to full length and it sprung leaks in two sections soaking my floor. The universal fitting did not work for a 1" attachment. Outside diameter is 1 1/2 inches.
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Drain hose is very short, I used an old garden hose cut to desired length to reach my sump-pump.
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If the question is, would the strainer fit into the drain opening in the smaller, shallower basin, the answer is yes. The openings are the same size. The parts appear to be interchangeable. If not, the openings are standard size, so replacement parts should be available at Home Depot, etc.
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Im sorry I do not know. It did not fit my bathroom sink and I did not look for adapters.
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Best I can think of is measure your diameters ,(O.D. and I.D) ... then go to a LARGE hardware store and get a black plastic tube (try the hose/garden section first!). Plumbing/electrical is next. Scotch tape is good as a 'shim' for a tight fit. Good Luck!! Snip
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I'm sure it will be a snap to put in a pipe that has more vertical space than I had. My "pipe" was a floor drain with 2" opening that made a pretty quick 90 degree turn but I was still able to use this product with careful setup. It worked flawlessly. I have since gotten the "pipe to clear air" for my foundation drain replaced and no longer need to use the pump and sensors.
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I have a 4" cast iron collar for the drain in my basement floor. Not sure on the dimensions but I am guessing you have the same. They sell a rubber doughnut at home supplies or Amazon that is intended to go between the wall of the collar and a thin walled pvc pipe. Don't make the mistake of trying to get thick walled to work, as I did. Then this 4" device will expand perfectly to seal against the walls of the thin walled drain pipe. Have had two. The first was good for about 15 years and both have been a great investment.
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I would not recommend that you do. While the long end is meant to insert into the drain opening, the other end(w/hose clamp) is meant to attach to a ridged pipe. If you have to you might get away with it on a temporary basis, if you standby and monitor the entire run time. When they come apart they seldom give you any warning! Hope this helps.
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Hi, Annie: I am a buyer, not the seller. It sounds like the strainer should fit your drain.