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 flushing uphill
Author: chappy (OK)

I need to push flushes up a slight grade how cam I do this.

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 Re: flushing uphill
Author: packy (MA)

you will need to mechanically lift the water by means of a sewage ejector system.
if there is a possibility of raising the toilet onto a platform, that would work also.

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 Re: flushing uphill
Author: chappy (OK)

I thought of changing the type of toilet from bottom discharge to wall to raise the discharge point so it will have more of a slope. My father is a general knowledge of plumbing and he thinks it will not work. I have a metal house so going through the exterior wall won't be a issue and I know I'll have to vent it and have it covered well to ensure it doesn't freeze.

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 Re: flushing uphill
Author: packy (MA)

a rear outlet toilet will discharge at 4 inches above the floor. no need to worry about a normally functioning drain freezing in an outside wall.

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