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Originally Posted by DHeckrotte
I read somewhere (on the 'net, so it must be true) that you must disconnect the hose from a seacock serving black water discharge when traversing Lake Champlain. Simply removing the handle, or locking it does not suffice.
Given the location and the pleasant-ness of the task, it would not please me!
Eeeeeuw! Above waterline discharge of black water? Reminds me of old train cars and the notice over the toilet saying, "Please do not flush while train is in station."
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My macerate discharges about 6 inch s above the WL. I rarely get to use it except when heading North. It is nice in that you can see when your tank is completely empty.
Btw, even though it is above the WL there is a Seacock on the outlet.