Is a 3 or 6 foot toilet auger needed?
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Auger is an emergency tool that always helps to get you out of tight spots,saves time money and effort.
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Probably six inches would be enough. This product did not work therefore I sent it back.
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Less than or = to 1/4" for tank and bowl base. If you have a 10" from the center line of the waste hole to the wall, you need to buy a toilet that is specified as a "10" Rough-in. You should have a 12" distance as this is the most common one.
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We bought the six inch and it works great. You could buy the eight inch for it to be a bit thicker but probably not necessary.
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Yes you need a longer water line, get one from your RV dealer. The toilet comes with a new seal. Check your water line first you may not need a new one if yours is long enough
594607
That's it. If you want a 10" hole you buy a 10" auger or widen it by other means.
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My Thetford was made so I didn't need the extension. The connection was mad at a lower point on the toilet. This is the only item that I've bought on line that I was fully satisfied with. Everything I needed was included, including instructions. I did have a little trouble starting the line onto the toilet fitting but I am not dexterious at all.Hope you are as happy with the taller toilet as we are.B&L;
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I use it to put it in sump pumps in my moms crawl space in Delaware I was digging down the good 30 inches with the auger.a straight shot with the augers about 18 inches on a half inch drill but I was removing Soil from a large area
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This item is specifically for a 3-inch American Standard Cadet toilet. If your toilet is a Cadet 3, and the opening is not exactly 3-inches, you can still use it. For use with the American Standard Cadet 3 right height elongated toilet with slotted rim
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It will dig a hole in sand easily and fast, but the 6" T-auger is too big. I would look at one more the size of 2"
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I dug a 30' shallow well with the auger. You ideally would use stainless steel 3/4 inch couplers and 10' galvanized pipe additions. Don't use too many couplers as you might break the pipe or coupler as you bring it up to empty it. I broke one and had to replace the pipe once in my 30' digging. Hope that assures you. It looks like there are a couple of ways to go, as stated by others.
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About 3/8" would be the minimum. Or consider using a bolt and nuts, with washers.
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It would be very difficult to use a drill. Because of the length of the auger.
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The one I received was longer than 6". You can check out a similar one at Lowes.
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I had no need to do that. But, u might want to consider an adapter size to fit? Half an inch diameter seems to me would be sufficient with the water pressure I have. Hope this helps.
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12 inches really is the minimum. Don't know if offset flange is available. I can say our plumber had never seen one of these toilets. It took 2 of them 4 hours to figure out the installation. You might look at costco.com. They have a "smart toilet" for (I think) $1299...maybe it will work with 11" rough-in.
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Hi there, I checked my three way connectors, both of them ( I have in both bathrooms ) came with 3/8" not 7/8". Maybe try to check in Home depot or Lowe's. My husband told me it's came with that 3/8" adapter.