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Posted: 04/16/12 11:33pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

Of course you can add extra tanks but first you have to ask if your rig can carry the extra weight.


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ok on the subject of gray tanks, i was wonering if any one has towed their gray tote tank to a dump station with a bike, when you are not towing a car


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billyboy wrote:

ok on the subject of gray tanks, i was wonering if any one has towed their gray tote tank to a dump station with a bike, when you are not towing a car


Actually I did see a guy towing one on a bike; it was the smallest Barker one. Saw it down in Quartzsite. Of course you will see everything down in Quartzsite!


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Travelon wrote:

Of course you can add extra tanks but first you have to ask if your rig can carry the extra weight.
My extra tank is only for campground use. If I can't dump it where I am at, I don't use it. Too much extra weight to travel with.

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Back when I had a fifth-wheel toyhauler I replaced the stock 40-gallon grey tank with a 97-gallon tank from Plastic Mart. I measured the available space under the rig and the folks at Plastic Mart were able to find a tank that used up just about all of the available space. The tank was around $300 and I paid a local RV shop to install it. No, I don't own or work for Plastic Mart - I'm just a satisfied customer.

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RLS7201 wrote:

I went the Transfer Pump route.

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Another option mentioned before: Insert a simple knife gate valve to the outlet pipe for your two tanks. To equalize your tanks, close this new valve and open your black and grey water valves. Total cost: about $10.


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Campfire every night followed by to buckets of grey water... just got done camping and fishing up in the Eastern Sierras for a month and never worried about the grey water once!


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yes dish, es use a lot , paper plates saves there but uses up trees and believe it or not that bothers me


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Along the lines of using gray to put the fire out, what percentage of folks do you think dump a bit of gray out in the woods? With biodegradable soaps, I don't understand the harm? I'm a newbie, so take it easy....I'm here for education.


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Along the lines of using gray to put the fire out, what percentage of folks do you think dump a bit of gray out in the woods? With biodegradable soaps, I don't understand the harm? I'm a newbie, so take it easy....I'm here for education.


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