Electric toliet for older sea Ray

[Don Ortiz]

I have a 1999 Sea Ray 450 express bridge. I am wanting to put an electric toliet in can some help me with a size and will the it fit in the existing space. I have been on the internet but no one gives the base dimensions. Of there toliets. Any one done the swap out. The current vacuflush system needs replacement and I think this might be a better solution.

 

[techmitch]

Welcome aboard Don. My bet is that most here will recommend that you stay with the vacuflush system, as it is a great system when working correctly. These guys will be of great help.
https://marinesan.com/vacuflush/

 

[JimG]

I agree with Mitch... fix the Vacuflush!

Best of luck and welcome to CSR!

 

[Chris-380]

had electric before, love my vacuflush!

 

[hottoddie]

Fix the V flush or you will be jumping from the frying pan to the fire. What could be wrong that whole system needs replacing?

 

[1bad79vette]

I also am having problems with the vacuflush in my 400db.
I was also thinking about about switching to electric.
What is worse about them vs vflush?

 

[techmitch]

I also am having problems with the vacuflush in my 400db.
I was also thinking about about switching to electric.
What is worse about them vs vflush?

In this link I posted earlier https://marinesan.com/vacuflush/ scroll down, learn the system and post back about the problem you are having.
Maybe we can help. Welcome aboard.

 

[Don Ortiz]

Can you give me the cons of the electric vs vaccu flush. Please the mech I use said it may work better the vaccuflush generator needs to be replaced the motor is shorting out the breaker panel

 

[techmitch]

Can you give me the cons of the electric vs vaccu flush. Please the mech I use said it may work better the vaccuflush generator needs to be replaced the motor is shorting out the breaker panel

Doesn't the 450 EB have 2 separate head system's? Are you having a problem with both?

 

[dtfeld]

Motors are pretty cheap. S/T motors $250. Whole pump $1k..New toilet systems $2k each.

Not very cost effective to change out to electric. The vacuflush are solid but a little MX is necessary. Usually seals, o rings and duck bills solve all issues. Maybe $200 per system for all. A couple hour DIY job.

Dave

 

[Don Ortiz]

Doesn't the 450 EB have 2 separate head system's? Are you having a problem with both?

No just the port motor, going to go-ahead and keep the same system. After talking with everyone here. I had heard the electric toliet was better but will stay with my current aystem