How about a VacuFlush

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Russell Egge

We are changing the tank, hose and head, so I was thinking about going with a vacuflush system. int of fresh water per flush (no smell from the salt water) and the tank doesn't fill up as fast. Seems like it might be interesting. Looks like I could do the install (plumbed a whole house a few years ago) What do you think? Yeah I know its $1000, but I need a new head anyway. RREgge
 
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Peggie Hall/HeadMistress

You don't have to spend that much

And it'll cost you more than that...'cuz it either has to be installed by an "authorized" V/F dealer (average cost $1000+) or inspected by one (at your expense for their time) or your warranty is void. It's a fine toilet, but there are other toilets now that offer everything it does and more for as little as 1/4 the price. For less than $400, you can buy the pressurized flush water version of the Raritan SeaEra, which doesn't use any more flush water than the V/F REALLY needs (it CAN use as little as a pint, but it's rare that it doesn't need a couple of quarts), is VERY quiet, macerates--which the V/F doesn't do, doesn't have large separate components that eat up a major portion of the storage space on your boat--and you can install it yourself without voiding the warranty. It's available as either a complete toilet or a conversion kit that'll save you even more by allowing you to re-use your existing bowl. Everyone who has one loves it. All the specs including the owner's manual are on the Raritan website at http://www.raritaneng.com and the chandlery here sells it.
 
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