Interesting way to dump the black tank
I saw a motorhome a couple weeks ago, apparently from the 1970s/1980s, that had an interesting way to dispose of black tank contents. It had a thermister in the exhaust pipe, and would slowly spray c...
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jfkmk wrote:j-d wrote:jfkmk wrote:
...Or while driving over a bridge...
I seem to recall an incident where a name band's tour bus dumped on a bridge right when an excursion boat was passing under it.
Which makes me think there's a requirement/regulation somewhere that our sewer connection must be capped for travel. Anybody know if that's true?
That was the Dave Matthews band tour bus that I was tongue in cheek referring to. The drive dumped the tank crossing the Chicago River. The disgusting thing is it landed on passengers in a boat taking a tour.
I'm not sure if it is a law to cap the outlet. It might be, but it it is, I think it was in existence before the bus dump incident.
The Driver/Bus Company got fined. I believe it also got fined by the EPA or other Federal agency because they dumped raw sewage in a water way, which you cannot do. Not all the sewage hit the Boat:E
