We will be camping somewhere for a week that has water and hydro hook up. Unfortunately, they do not sewer hook ups, but they do have a dumping station. My largest tank is the black water, and it is 38 gal. Anyone know of a supplier that ships to Canada for a honey wagon that large? I really don't want to mess with half empty tanks.

swimmer_spe wrote:We will be camping somewhere for a week that has water and hydro hook up. Unfortunately, they do not sewer hook ups, but they do have a dumping station. My largest tank is the black water, and it is 38 gal. Anyone know of a supplier that ships to Canada for a honey wagon that large? I really don't want to mess with half empty tanks. 38 gallons is going to be over 300 lbs. Jusy sayin'.

there are several honey wagons in that size on Amazon and I believe Amazon will ship to Canada. keep in mind 38-gals of black water will weigh in excess of 300-lbs. There is a 42-gal model for $360 that does not need to be tipped up to empty.

I have a 42 gallon Barker tote.It is manageable you pull it like a wagon. You do not have to actually pick it up and carry it.It connects to your hitch ball and you tow it to the dump station.

rk911 wrote:there are several honey wagons in that size on Amazon and I believe Amazon will ship to Canada. keep in mind 38-gals of black water will weigh in excess of 300-lbs. There is a 42-gal model for $360 that does not need to be tipped up to empty.I understand the weight.Do you have a link?

Lantley wrote:I have a 42 gallon Barker tote.It is manageable you pull it like a wagon. You do not have to actually pick it up and carry it.It connects to your hitch ball and you tow it to the dump station.That would be my plan. No mess, no fuss.

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pbeverly
Nomad
Apr 27, 2023
We have learned for our long weekend trips we can manage without the tote. If we get FHU site then the long weekend gets longer. Since 2018 I have had to use the tote on 3 trips. One of the 3 was right right when COVID was starting up and we stayed away from the public bathrooms. We go on a longer trip every other Thanksgiving and on that trip have to dump each tank 1 time.

FOr non FHU sites I always took it. We have now figured out what our usage for the long weekend trips and will no longer take it. Yeah, it is a pain dealing with it and not worth it when we didn't need it.
Lantley
Nomad
Apr 27, 2023
I can agree once you figure out your tank capacities and your needs you learn when you will need the tote. I have learned how to equalize my tanks and let the black tank fill with some grey water.
This back filling technique ultimately gives me more grey tank capacity and allows me to leave the tote at home.
I don't use my tote as much as I used to simply because I have learned more about my needs and my tank capacity.
However if I'm at a non sewer site for more than 6 days, I will bring the tote.
I generally never take quick showers or attempt to curtail my water use.

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