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Rv Toilet Water Line Fitting. That was my first thought and was my preference, but two issues: You will likely need to add a t fitting on the cold water line before the line gets to the sink faucet. The type of t you will need. The dometic rv toilets like the part # dom29fr that you referenced use the standard 1/2 inch thread size for the supply line like most toilets. Plastic water lines can be easily cut using a knife. Copper lines can be cut using a tubing cutter. Check out your toilet’s water supply line. If you need to repair a larger section, simply buy a water line that is the same length (as that you intend to cut), and the appropriate rv water line fittings. 1) the 1/2 connector end of the supply line wouldn't thread on to the toilet inlet fitting, and 2) the toilet. With the extra lift the riser gives to your toilet, you may need to extend (or replace) the water supply line to account for the extra height.

That was my first thought and was my preference, but two issues: The dometic rv toilets like the part # dom29fr that you referenced use the standard 1/2 inch thread size for the supply line like most toilets. The type of t you will need. Plastic water lines can be easily cut using a knife. You will likely need to add a t fitting on the cold water line before the line gets to the sink faucet. If you need to repair a larger section, simply buy a water line that is the same length (as that you intend to cut), and the appropriate rv water line fittings. Check out your toilet’s water supply line. Copper lines can be cut using a tubing cutter. With the extra lift the riser gives to your toilet, you may need to extend (or replace) the water supply line to account for the extra height. 1) the 1/2 connector end of the supply line wouldn't thread on to the toilet inlet fitting, and 2) the toilet.

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Rv Toilet Water Line Fitting Check out your toilet’s water supply line. You will likely need to add a t fitting on the cold water line before the line gets to the sink faucet. Plastic water lines can be easily cut using a knife. 1) the 1/2 connector end of the supply line wouldn't thread on to the toilet inlet fitting, and 2) the toilet. With the extra lift the riser gives to your toilet, you may need to extend (or replace) the water supply line to account for the extra height. The dometic rv toilets like the part # dom29fr that you referenced use the standard 1/2 inch thread size for the supply line like most toilets. If you need to repair a larger section, simply buy a water line that is the same length (as that you intend to cut), and the appropriate rv water line fittings. Check out your toilet’s water supply line. The type of t you will need. Copper lines can be cut using a tubing cutter. That was my first thought and was my preference, but two issues: