Well it has come to this. The head is 5 years old, time to replace anyway. The hose is permeated. The tank has a small leak near the top. Only leaks when it is full or we heal, and we heal alot, just ask my wife oh yeah and the smell. So I need to start all over. Rhode Island is a no discharge zone and we only have one head. Given an unlimited budget, which I don't have, what should we do and why? Hope everyone had a nice thanksgiving. Russell S/V Allie Kat
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Buy a new toilet, tank and hose 
But I think you've already figured out that much. Toilet: Manual: Raritan PH II, Cricket or Compact II...If you're ready to move up to electric: Raritan SeaEra. Raritan is mid-price, but always top rated. Hose: SeaLand "OdorSafe" brand. Expensive at $8/ft, but truly "bulletproof"...so you'll only have to spend it once instead of every 3-5 years. Tank: Ronco Plastics (link below)...top quality thick-walled tanks, more than 400 shapes and sizes to choose from, VERY reasonable prices.
But I think you've already figured out that much.
Toilet: Manual: Raritan PH II, Cricket or Compact II...If you're ready to move up to electric: Raritan SeaEra. Raritan is mid-price, but always top rated. Hose: SeaLand "OdorSafe" brand. Expensive at $8/ft, but truly "bulletproof"...so you'll only have to spend it once instead of every 3-5 years. Tank: Ronco Plastics (link below)...top quality thick-walled tanks, more than 400 shapes and sizes to choose from, VERY reasonable prices.RREgge
It's hard to believe your whole system collapsed after only 5 years. One would have to conclude that either it wasn't installed properly or maintained properly. Follow Peggie's advice to the letter and I'm sure this can get squared away.
It's hard to believe your whole system collapsed after only 5 years. One would have to conclude that either it wasn't installed properly or maintained properly. Follow Peggie's advice to the letter and I'm sure this can get squared away.
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