Two Sewer Outlets?

ol Bombero-JC wrote:

nremtp143 wrote:
I have 2 dump connections and 5 tanks. We love camping so much that this is not even the slightest inconvenience.

That (the 5 tanks) rates a WOW!.:B

How many are grey - how many black?..:@

Capacities?

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2 black at 54 gallons each, 2 gray water(54) and 1 galley(36)(I consider it gray too;)) oh..plus the regular 54 gallon fresh water.

Sprink-Fitter wrote:

Sinecure wrote:
Indeed it is a pain! My TH has a rear half bath with its own tank and usually I tell the family to only use the main bath so that I don't have to move the sewer hose.

Why buy with a rear bath if you can never use it?

I have the same set up as Sinecure and I also avoid using rear bath.
It's not that you can't use it but when it is just the family we don't need to use it. If the kids bring guest we may use it. But in general the family is fine using one bath.
Honestly if I had to do it again I may have avoided the rear 1/2 bath.
I like the floor plan but I dislike the additional tank. For me the additional tank is more trouble than it's worth.
Why dump two 1/4 filled black tanks if you don't have to? My family can easily last a week on a single 40 gallon black tank. Having 2 just creates unnecessary work.
OUr rear 1/2 bath is slowly turning into a closet on most trips:@

nremtp143 wrote:
I have 2 dump connections and 5 tanks. We love camping so much that this is not even the slightest inconvenience.

That (the 5 tanks) rates a WOW!.:B

How many are grey - how many black?..:@

Capacities?

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Like most responders here, I have a half bath in the rear of our 293SAB with its own connection. Total of four tanks. I use a 20 foot slinky and it reaches both outlets if I spot the tires at the dump hole at the dump station. Generally do not use full hookup sites but would not have problems switching back & forth as I always wait till the tank is full before dumping.

I have 2 dump connections and 5 tanks. We love camping so much that this is not even the slightest inconvenience.

We have two bathrooms and two black tanks.

The front dump is Black, gray, and galley. The rear dump is a black gray mix from the rear bathroom.

It sucks, but it comes with the two bathroom territory.

Howdy!

We have a Cyclone toy hauler with two 3" dumps. The front is (black and gray tank) I use a Sewer Solution to dump it. The rear (gray water only) I use a garden hose to gravity dump it both are connented at the ground with a "Y" connection I made from PVC fittings from Lowes. I find using Sewer Solution and garden hose much more user friendly than having to use and clean 3" stinky slinky. Especially if I have a long run like were we are now and the sewer dump is at the rear of my 5er. I would hate to run 20 plus feet of 3" sewer hose let alone two sewer connections.

"Happy Trails"
Chiefneon

Have a rear kitchen with drain and mid ship bathroom with a drain. When I go to drain the tanks, I start with the mid ship and then pull forward for the kitchen. Really not that big of deal.

The Hearland RV Toyhauler with a rear bathroom probably has 4 tanks. It has a front and rear bathroom, so 2 black tanks for sure, and probably 2 grey tanks as well. It might be possible to plumb all grey water into one tank, but my guess is 4 tanks to drain. It also has a 100 gallon fresh water tank.

I have not seen one in person, but am looking forward to seeing one. It is 42 feet long overall, so a long drain line from the forward to rear black tanks is probably not a option that would stay clean all the time. ..

Fred.

My front connection is Black #1 and Grays #1 & #2. My rear connection is Black #2 for the 1/2 bath in the rear. Love the 1/2 bath as you/kids don't have to wonder through trailer to use the bathroom. The 2 bathrooms get used about the same. When we are traveling, I just move the hose but if we are on the site for a while I hook up the "y" for easy dumping. 4 tanks at 40 gallons each and kitchen sink is always the 1st to fill, followed by the shower (like my showers).