Black Water Flush slow
New-to-me 2005 Voyage F33. I’m not new to RVing: we bought a brand new 1994 Sunrise in Alaska, totaled by water damage recently.
With my Sunrise, when I pulled the valves I would encounter an energetic, satisfying whoooosh, which would in a couple minutes slow to a trickle. Black water, sink water, gray water, it was all done in a few minutes. But I bought the Sunrise new, made sure the tanks were full when I dumped. Not sure previous owner of this Voyage knew to do that and not easy about what’s in there now.
With this, I pull a valve and wait. Just a lethargic trickle even when the tanks are near full. I can see the material coming out through the clear plastic elbow, but it comes out much more slowly than in my Sunrise. 15 minutes or more and I close it up, still not sure tanks are empty. I have cleaned it several different ways: Camco Rhino Blaster, on board black water flush, baking soda and vinegar. Drive around with 10 pounds of ice cubes.
Any ideas better than pulling the valve and running my snake through it?
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