mojavemuse
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1967 Aristocrat Lo-Liner S-T
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Post by mojavemuse on Apr 1, 2018 19:07:55 GMT -8
I've just purchased a 1967 Lo Liner St (shower toilet) and while I don't care about having a throne we would like to be able to take a shower in it. all tanks have been removed, along with the water heater, fridge and heater sometime in it's past. so my question to you fine folk (or not so fine folk ) is, what size fresh/grey tanks did these little gals have in them? My research has come up dry.
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Post by vikx on Apr 1, 2018 19:33:39 GMT -8
It's hard to say. Loliners aren't always Loliners... Mine have all been low Loliners but Aristocrat also made "high" Loliners. The floor plans were different the tanks even different sizes/shapes.
That said, a shower should be easy to add. Do your repairs first, often the bath area floor has severe rot. As you're rebuilding, you can measure the space available for a grey tank and go from there.
Pictures would help us help you when the time comes.
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Ten
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70 Shasta 16SC + 1964 Airflyte
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Post by Ten on Apr 2, 2018 5:43:46 GMT -8
In 1967, it's highly possible that it was only equipped with a black tank, for the throne. Grey water was often bypassed around the tank and drained separately. Back in the day it was often common practice to run grey water directly out to the ground. Obviously that is not such a great plan today.
You might wish to consider using a portable tank for your grey water. Showering can create a good amount of waste water, even when being cautious about water consumption. It sure could be easier than installing a tank onboard for grey water. It depends largely on the way you are intending to use the camper, either in a campground with hookups, or more wilderness camping. Horsing a full portable tank into the truck to go empty it can be quite a challenge. Usually transporting to a dump station in a campground isn't such a bad chore.
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