Dump Rage
Do You have dump rage? You know the scenario weekend warrior gotta dump at the end of the weekend and the line is long. I'm finding myself more and more irritated at the free dump stations. I o...
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I've made a bit of a science out of efficient and fast dumping myself.
My sewer hose is stored in a fence post cover I installed at the sewer connection. It actually snaps in place.
Flip the lever and it ejects the hose with a 90 already on it.
(first hose keeps second hose secure in forward tube).
When it comes to dumping, I don't "rinse" with fresh water. If dumping 30~60 gallons of soapy grey water doesn't flush it good enough, nothing will.
I've also set up a way to flush the black without taking too much time (& if no one is behind me).
I have installed a third valve where the sewer hose attaches.
So I can dump the black, close this valve and let the grey and black equalize which forces 20~40 gallons of grey backwards into the black tank. This only takes takes 30 seconds or so.
Then I dump the black again (now with grey water in it) and I always get a lot more TP and "stuff" out.
Finally, I dump the last 20~30 gallons of grey which does a final "flush" of the sewer hose. Since the hose snaps into place, I don't even have to install a cover over it
We also have a hose-powered black tank flusher but I only use that at campsites.
My sewer hose is stored in a fence post cover I installed at the sewer connection. It actually snaps in place.
Flip the lever and it ejects the hose with a 90 already on it.
(first hose keeps second hose secure in forward tube).
When it comes to dumping, I don't "rinse" with fresh water. If dumping 30~60 gallons of soapy grey water doesn't flush it good enough, nothing will.
I've also set up a way to flush the black without taking too much time (& if no one is behind me).
I have installed a third valve where the sewer hose attaches.
So I can dump the black, close this valve and let the grey and black equalize which forces 20~40 gallons of grey backwards into the black tank. This only takes takes 30 seconds or so.
Then I dump the black again (now with grey water in it) and I always get a lot more TP and "stuff" out.
Finally, I dump the last 20~30 gallons of grey which does a final "flush" of the sewer hose. Since the hose snaps into place, I don't even have to install a cover over it
We also have a hose-powered black tank flusher but I only use that at campsites.
