Bigger Freshwater Tank

The best and cheapest mod:

Drill 1/4" hole halfway up the grey tank.....Works Great!

I have one of those sewer pipe caps that has a garden hose connection on it.
Use a standard garden hose to drain the grey tank away from camp and I do it at night so the rangers aren't likely to see.

Use a tote and dump it away from camp in the bushes.

That tote has saved me a couple of times.

Grey on the ground means critters in camp from the food odor in the dish water. Guess how I know:o

fly-boy wrote:
Let the grey water go- just dig a small hole and let it slowly drip into the ground and be sure to pick up any thing that comes out of the grey water tank before leaving- some may argue but it is no different than showering outside.

But it totally depends on where you are camping. I've had Forest Service staff tell us to drop our grey water on the roads, Ranges say no problems with dumping grey slowly, and yet other areas it's against the law and a hefty fine. Campgrounds is flat out a bad idea, desert camping is another issue.

Let the grey water go- just dig a small hole and let it slowly drip into the ground and be sure to pick up any thing that comes out of the grey water tank before leaving- some may argue but it is no different than showering outside.

I have a 160 fresh but on some trips fill a 50 gallon ag drum that I carry in the bed of the truck. When I get low on water I pump it into the trailer and I am good for another couple days.

We use the marcerator to pump grey water to the black tank. I never fill the black tank so there is plenty room there. We are 130/50/50. The extra gray water helps "shake things up" on the way to the dump station:W

Connect the two grey tanks by adding another valve on your main drain outlet or take outdoor showers?

I'll still have the problem with the 43 gallon gray water tank from the bathroom sink and shower.

I'd go for a tank on the truck then.