Question for class A and C people with toads!
Has anyone noticed more and more lately of poorly located sewer connections. Most are located at the rear of a pull through, far enough back the toad would be left in the road. And some of these are h...
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Bobbo wrote:willald wrote:Cptnvideo wrote:
Unhook the toad and back up. Park the toad in front of the MH.
We've had 41' and a 43' diesel pushers, never thought it was a big deal to unhook the toad.
It’s not, but when you’re only passing thru on your way to or from somewhere, staying one night and just need a quick rest for the evening and getting back on the road the next morning….in that case I don’t want to have to unhook the toad, there’s no reason to.
You mean no reason other than dumping the tanks?
There is always another option. Since you are pulling out in the morning anyway, just pull to their dump station. Or, drive to the next campground and use THEIR dump station or site sewer connection.
We were gonna do that (use dump station on way out), but the water hose at dump station didn’t have a connector to allow us to flush out the black tank, so we chose to instead just drive back into the site and line up further back in the site so the shorter hose would reach.
