Sewer Tote - 2 vs 4 wheel

We have a two wheel model. Our reasoning was the space to store it. We have used it a couple if times and it works well. Just have to be careful when you are filling it but that would be true for any size tote.

They are easier to tote if you are doing the pulling. If you are towing it behind a golf cart, car, ? then the two wheel is just fine. Either one can make a mess if you're not careful.

Spend the $ s and get a good one that you can pull by hand - the one I have traps air so when you get ready to disconnect you push the red button that shows is full down and allow rest of stuff in pipe to go into tote....then hand pull it to dump.....I only use mine for grey water, but can do black in a pinch.
If you don t follow instruction you can have a mess with any of them...guess that is why shower is right next to dump....LOL.....I can use mine on a ball if in mountains where there are up hills to pull when full......mine is 18 gallon.

I have a 4 wheel tote with a gate on the side for discharging. No lifting and tows or if dump station is close enough I can pull by hand. The best part is the gated discharge on the side.

Just be sure there is a place to dump it BEFORE you fill it.
I once saw someone fill his tote in a Forest Service Campground. He had it filled before I could get to him and tell him there was no dump station. Dumping RV waste into a vault toilet is against the rules, but I imagine that is what he had to do. I bet lifting that thing up and balancing it on the toilet seat was rather difficult!

Some campgrounds have speed bumps that some of the 4 wheeled ones have difficulty getting over. Although 4 wheels ones you don't have to lift. Mine is a 2 wheel.

I have a 4 wheel and it also has a real sliding valve, same as my TT. Been using it successfully for over 10 years now. Replaced the wheels once, and have run the thing (probably) over a thousand miles now (and I'm not kidding).

One thing YOU DO WANT is a tote that is big enough to hold ALL the contents of your tanks in one shot!

for example, if you're largest holding tank is 30 gallons, get a 32 gallon tote. There is nothing worse than trying to stop draining a large holding tank into a small tote, and then have the small tote over fill. First time you do this, you'll kick yourself so hard you'll lay yourself up in the hospital! Whether that be a 2 wheel or a 4 wheel tote, get the biggest one you can get.... YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT, especially if you REALLY plan on using it much.

Mine is a Barker 32 gallon, which has always been great for all my campers, as the largest tank I've ever had was 30 gallons. I made the mistake (very early in my experience) to dump both the black and gray at the same time (60 gallons combined), not thinking ... what a heck of a mess. That was way-way-way back "when" ... but it taught me an important lesson.

Only 1 tank at a time, and the tote is ALWAYS bigger than the holding tank!

Not a problem at all after that horrid event ... which I shall NEVER forget!

We use a 30 gallon four wheel (Modified wheels). Advantages over a two wheel model are no lifting, and side discharge makes it easy to get completely empty.

Of course there are many factors to consider. The size, cost, etc.

I have a Barker 30g 2wd model. Upgraded to air tires.

Thank you all for the information.
Never thought about 4 wheelers going over speed bumps.