Use of Portable Holding Tanks
Just took delivery of a 32-gallon Tote-Along portable holding tank. We'll mainly use this at a state park campground we really like for grey water. Anyone out there have any tips or tricks that co...
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Soundguy wrote
Others may not agree but I'd never own another wheeled tote tank again, not when there are alternative solutions that are so much easier.
Lantley wrote:
While I can appreciate your set up. I don't see it as any easier than just using my 42 gallon tote. I have a macerator but I only use it if I have to. Macerater is just to slow for me and makes dumping more complicated than it needs to be.
YMMV
For sure, to each his / her own. :) I too have a macerator and never line up at a campground dumpstation, instead preferring to service my tanks at home. I can also use it to offload macerated black water while camping into my set of grey water Aquatainers if need be but with the trailer having a 30 gal BW tank that's rarely necessary. For me that then leaves grey water and since it's so easy to offload either by gravity or with a simple 12 vdc pump into inexpensive, lightweight, and easy to store Aquatainers I therefore have no reason at all to own an expensive, heavy, hard to store tote tank. As you say, YMMV. ;)
