Rinse hose at dump station has no threads
Ocassionally a dump station will have a rinse hose with a bare end (no threads, just cut off hose). That means there is no way to thread it to the blackwater rinse intake. Someone said that the adapte...
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beemerphile1 wrote:2012Coleman wrote:
...My experience shows that just dumping the black tank leaves residue....
Which doesn't matter at all unless it is going into storage for a period long enough to dry out and harden. The only time I use the rinser is in October when it will be stored empty until spring. During camping season it is never empty/dry.2012Coleman wrote:
If a small wait of 10 to 15 minutes is to much for you to bear, then - well it goes without saying....
I wouldn't want to wait an extra 15 minutes for one person. However, multiply that times 20 or 50 people in line and there is a major problem. Even four people taking an extra 15 minutes is a full hour of unnecessary delay.
It is the pinnacle of rudeness and self-centeredness to believe that your rinse is more important than the line of people waiting behind you.
If no one else is in line, take as long as you like, even spread a cloth and have a picnic, I don't care.
Would someone tell me where the heck they are camping that have 20 or 50 people in line at the dump station? Good lord, I want to avoid those places. I am sticking to the NFS/NPS/state park sites. The longest wait during our 8-week cross country trip was 3 people at Rocky Mountain National Park (we were number 2) and this was the middle of the summer. Most of the time we are the only ones at the dump station. These places you folks go to need to put in more dump stations! Then you can have a more relaxing trip.
