Black/Gray water best practices???
So we took our new to us 2014 Grey Wolf on it's maiden voyage this weekend. We are still building up our TT skills. For example, this is the first camper where we are actually using the onboard restro...
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GA1dad wrote:
Oh, and I am not lifting the 18 gallon unit,,, it is on wheels with a handle that hooks to the bumper.
I guess that's better than towing the entire trailer to the dump station but no doubt you'll tire of dragging that tote tank at "walking speed" as well. :R Years ago I invested in a FloJet Waste Macerator so I could service my tanks at home and as a result haven't for years had to line up at a campground dump station. I also don't own a tote tank either but if the need to off load black or grey water arises while we're still camping I can also use my macerator to pump it directly into 7 gal portable containers already sitting in the back of the truck - i.e. no lifting. ;) When full these containers weigh 60 lbs so they're easy to lower from the truck tailgate down to the dump station sewer inlet. It's all too easy. :B
