Hi Scott. The toilet just leads to a large 84″x30″x6″ tank directly below the toilet. There is not much plumbing between that and the toilet. On 5th wheels with the toilet on the upper level, there is piping then bends at an angle to lead to this tank but on all other RV’s the toilet just drops the contents directly below the toilet. The flange and plumbing are maybe a few inches and then it hits the tank. Most likely the contents are just laying straight into the tank. If you have moved the RV they could have worked there way to the termination that goes to the plumbing. If that’s the case, you will have to flush it out of the opening. If nothing comes out, you will have to disconnect the plumbing attached to the tank and search inside. I would try going in from the top first. Remove the toilet and then you will be able to see the bottom of the tank and might be able to grab the contents out that way.
Dan
RV Repair Club

Hello Art,

Thank you for contacting us.

I am not sure what hitch you are referring to but hitches are only safe if under the weight rating. As long as you stay under the rated weight, you should be totally fine.

Sincerely,

Sarah
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Hello Quentin,
Thank you for your question. Please send us the year, make and model of your RV. Once we hear back from you, we can send your question to our expert.
Thank you!
Sarah
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Hi Kevin. There is most likely an issue with the motor/gear assembly or the driveshaft has a broken pin to the leg. The best thing to do is remove the motor and head to the jack and inspect the drive shaft and see if you notice anything damaged. If everything looks fine then most likely the motor and gear assembly need replaced. On certain systems the gear pack can just be replaced and on others they are a whole assembly.
Dan
RV Repair Club