Is 50 gallons of fresh water enough for boondocking?
Is 50 gallons of fresh water enough for boondocking? I wonder how long that would last. It seems that the smaller rigs have a smaller water capacity.
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One thought. is this a motor home (if so what are you towing) or a Trailer (What are you towing WITH)
Suggestion.. IF there is a pick up truck involed (works in cars too but easier with a pickup) Camping world and other places have "Water Bladders" some are close to 100 Gallons.. You toss one in the bed. (make sure bed is swept clean of debris that might poke holes) go to filling station (water type) fill 'er up and some come with aux pumps to transfer. or you can gravity transfer on some RV's. or add-a-pump.. I have a spare pump. Pumps are 12 volt devices.
Now we have unlimited FRESH. But what about the WASTE tanks?
Blue boy totes or a 55 gallon drum and a portable macerator WIth the Drum you fill 'er up using the pump and gravity dump at the dump station.
Suggestion.. IF there is a pick up truck involed (works in cars too but easier with a pickup) Camping world and other places have "Water Bladders" some are close to 100 Gallons.. You toss one in the bed. (make sure bed is swept clean of debris that might poke holes) go to filling station (water type) fill 'er up and some come with aux pumps to transfer. or you can gravity transfer on some RV's. or add-a-pump.. I have a spare pump. Pumps are 12 volt devices.
Now we have unlimited FRESH. But what about the WASTE tanks?
Blue boy totes or a 55 gallon drum and a portable macerator WIth the Drum you fill 'er up using the pump and gravity dump at the dump station.
