First of all I understand that the factory generally designs these to dump at waste station or campground site sewer systems.
We have permanent site we stay at 8+ months a year and there are not sewer connections on the sites, so this brings me to my point.
Why they make the discharge height of these valves so low to the ground especially when the ground clearance is available to AVOID this?
Many of use that us Barker or other brand type honey wagons and this is very frustrating.
I know you can dig out, but why?
We have permanent site we stay at 8+ months a year and there are not sewer connections on the sites, so this brings me to my point.
Why they make the discharge height of these valves so low to the ground especially when the ground clearance is available to AVOID this?
Many of use that us Barker or other brand type honey wagons and this is very frustrating.
I know you can dig out, but why?