How to connect RV black water to permeate in-ground septic tank ?
Rodney,
Should you truly be making this RV permanently non-mobil, you should by-pass the holding tank and go straight to the pipe connections. If you leave the tank active, it will have a build up of sludge and eventually a stoppage. If you do leave the tank in-line, let it fill and then periodically empty it, so as to flush out the contents.
Hope this from a long time RV'er has helped
Is there a kit or a instruction book on How to permanantly connect RV black water to septic tank ?
I would consult with an RV repair store. RV's generally use standard black ABS piping in the drain lines. You would be splicing into the line that goes into the tank. If you don't intend to use the RV as a mobile unit again, you might be better to remove the RV toilet and replace it with a standard residential toilet, flange and drain lines. Remember, there is no trap on an RV toilet other than the slide valve. With the slide valve open, you have exposure to sewer gases. A residential toilet has a built in trap.