Todd waste caddy for a Sundeck

• May 8, 2017

• #1

JasonS

Member

Nov 7, 2016

44

Lake wallenpaupack

Boat Info

2006 SeaRay 240 Sundeck

Engines

350 Mercruiser

Hi, I wonder if anyone has used a Todd Waste Caddy to pump out the porti potty on a Sundeck 240? I have the deck fitting that screws in to the deck plate. Before I spend 500-600 bucks for the caddy, I wanted to see if anyone has used them before.

 

• May 8, 2017

• #2

rmlsll

Active Member

Oct 11, 2009

242

Saugatuck MI / Cape Coral FL

Boat Info

340 Sundancer 2004 (SOLD)
24' Avalon Tritoon 2019
10' Zodiac (WENT WITH 340)

Engines

Twin 8.1 Mercruiser V-Drive
150 hp Mercury outboard 4 stroke

I have had very limited success pumping out porti potty thru deck plate. I just pull the bottom tank and bring it to the house.

 

• May 8, 2017

• #3

Sublimetime

Active Member

Oct 22, 2007

865

clifton nj

Boat Info

420 da

Engines

454

just bring it out and dump it.

 

• May 9, 2017

• #4

JasonS

Member

Nov 7, 2016

44

Lake wallenpaupack

Boat Info

2006 SeaRay 240 Sundeck

Engines

350 Mercruiser

I wish I could just pull it out and dump it. The tank is secured down and there are two hoses connected to the back of the tank for the deck plate. So taking it out would be messy and time consuming

 

• May 9, 2017

• #5

JimG

Well-Known Member

Nov 4, 2008

6,085

Southern WV

Boat Info

2007 310 DA
Kohler 5ECD

Engines

Twin 350 Mags
Raw Water Cooled
V-Drives

JasonS said:

I wish I could just pull it out and dump it. The tank is secured down and there are two hoses connected to the back of the tank for the deck plate. So taking it out would be messy and time consuming

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Is there not a pumping service at your lake? That would clean it out.

 

• May 9, 2017

• #6

rmlsll

Active Member

Oct 11, 2009

242

Saugatuck MI / Cape Coral FL

Boat Info

340 Sundancer 2004 (SOLD)
24' Avalon Tritoon 2019
10' Zodiac (WENT WITH 340)

Engines

Twin 8.1 Mercruiser V-Drive
150 hp Mercury outboard 4 stroke

mine has the two hoses also that just screw off / the two clamps on the side unhook and the top and bottom separate. Ya its not my most funist job, but its quicker than fooling around trying to pump it out.

 

• May 19, 2017

• #7

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Traillblazer

New Member

May 13, 2015

26

Pittsburgh, Pa

Boat Info

240 Sundeck

Engines

5.7 Mag w/Bravo III drive

I bought a wet/dry shop vac motor that attaches to a 5 gallon bucket. I extended the hose with pvc pipe. Not the best smelling, but its clean and there is no mess whatsoever. I am able to dump it straight into my septic tank.

 

• May 19, 2017

• #8

CliffA

Well-Known Member

Dec 29, 2009

4,712

Lake Norman, NC

Boat Info

2001 Sea Ray 340DA
Name: 'Happy Place'
4.5kW West. Generator
Purchased Nov. 2014
Fresh Water Use

Engines

Twin Merc. 6.2L (MPI)
640 hp (Total)
Raw Water Cooled
V-Drive Transmissions

Traillblazer said:

Not the best smelling, but its clean and there is no mess whatsoever. I am able to dump it straight into my septic tank.

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when we had our 215EC we used the waste deodorant/treatment packets from Walmart found in the RV section......they worked well to mask the smell when emptying the port-a-pot holding tank.....

cliff

 

• May 19, 2017

• #9

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Leardriver

Active Member

May 24, 2016

308

Denver, CO

Boat Info

2004 270 Sundeck 8.1 Bravo III

Engines

5.0, 5.7, 6.2 8.1 Bravo III over the years

Traillblazer said:

I bought a wet/dry shop vac motor that attaches to a 5 gallon bucket. I extended the hose with pvc pipe. Not the best smelling, but its clean and there is no mess whatsoever. I am able to dump it straight into my septic tank.

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I use the exact system. Store the Shop Vac in a large hefty bag when not in use. A Shop Vac is tough, durable, and cheap.