Grey and Black Water Dumping - Back End Sits Higher

[TCCamperNoob]

Hi, My truck camper sits a bit higher in the rear. Truck doesn't squat to level loaded with camper. Will this be a problem for dumping waste water? If so, might need to remove my helper/supersprings.

[kohldad]

Don't worry about it unless you are trying to do a good cleaning flush. I often dump with the front lower due to dump station designs which only means I don't get a complete dump. To make matters worse, my tank is a flat bottom tank. Have over 500 nights with over 150 dumps without a problem or buildup.

[deltabravo]

TCCamperNoob wrote:
Thanks. Can you all recommend a light set of blocks for this amount of weight?

Any style of stackable RV leveling blocks will work. I use then or pieces of 2x8

[jaycocreek]

TCCamperNoob wrote:
Thanks. Can you all recommend a light set of blocks for this amount of weight?

[MORSNOW]

TCCamperNoob wrote:
Thanks. Can you all recommend a light set of blocks for this amount of weight?

I always carry various lengths of 2x6's for under my tires, under the jack bases, and can be split with a hatchet for starting the campfire. They are lightweight and can fit in many small spaces around the camper and truck.

[Geo_Boy]

Lynx Levelers.

[TCCamperNoob]

Thanks. Can you all recommend a light set of blocks for this amount of weight?

[deltabravo]

Bedlam wrote:
You can always drive up on blocks with the front wheels if you want better or faster draining at the dump.

This is what I do. My truck also sits tail high.

[Bedlam]

You can always drive up on blocks with the front wheels if you want better or faster draining at the dump.

[TCCamperNoob]

thanks

[srschang]

Depends which direction the outlet comes out of the tank. Most tanks have a molded in downhill to the drain. In the large scheme of things, a gallon left in a tank after you drain doesn't really matter.