Thetford (7862 Porta Potti Bellows Kit , White

Correct size and easy to install.

Perfect for anyone who's baffle is cracked and doesn't want the expense of replacing the whole toilet.

Works great.The interior tube to which it attaches may be fragile or damaged, so be gentle when installing so as not to cause that tube to fail.

This bellows was a little difficult to install, but got our portable toilet working again.Only give it 4 stars due to the cost or the item

Whenever we pushed down on the bellows it would spray on the wall behind. It was leaking. I ordered this part to replace the broken one and it worked exactly like a new Porta Potti. Just follow the directions listed in the kit and it will install easily.

This bellows is a perfect replacement fit for a Sears Pak-a-Potti 6000. Which is a good thing since Sears no longer sells this particular part.

Replacing only the bellows may not solve the problem. Obviously mine had a visible crack but I was not aware that the flush tube was also cracked until after I had installed the new bellows. I suggest not removing the tape covering the sealant until you have tested the new bellows. I discovered the cracked flush tube and had already sealed the bellows to the tank making removal a nightmare. I then discovered that a new flush tube part #07301 is not available and that subsequent Google searches are futile as far as finding the part or interchange with similar Thetford components.

The bellows arrived early afternoon. I was apprehensive about it fitting my 30+ year old Porta Potti. It looked somewhat taller than the old bellows (which was probably somewhat squashed after 30 years of use and banging around). The top of the old bellows had finally cracked.Installation instructions were enclosed with the part. Removing the old bellows wasn't easy. It had become somewhat attached to the old toilet and didn't give up the ghost easily. But, with maximum effort and tenacious needle nose pliers, it finally did. Removing the attached tubes required slightly less coaxing and effort. Attaching them to the new bellows,... a little less effort.Centered the new bellows over the hole, pushed it in and pressed down,... Viola!!!It works!!!!!