Just bought a 28 and will be using it for the first time in a couple weeks. Bought the float indicator gauge too. Question is do you have to remove the gauge to rinse the tank? If so that would be messy? Or just not use the rinse port?
Maybe buy a box of the xxl disposable black gloves from harbor freight to wear OVER your gloves, you can wash them on your hands a few times and reuse, but saves your other gloves from germs. Like washing them b4 hopping in your truck, idk, Germaphobe here.
Good video, but it makes no sense to hitch to your truck before filling it. Huge lose of capacity. Not the heavy to lift the end when full. I have a 36 gallon also.
Having a class A, I can unhook from electric and or water, bring in the slide, and drive to dump station. No place to put that tank, and not worth the cost, and no way to pull it.
Yea, a little more challenging for class A. Do you have a ladder? I’ve seen folks strap it to that. It’s always an option to just put everything up and in and drive to a dump station. When we boondocking we are sometimes quite a ways away but ya do what you gotta do. lol 👍
You are awfully lucky you can drive your truck almost to your valve. Most places you would have to hookup 2-3 hoses to reach where you can actually park your truck. 😊
Thank you for sharing ❤
Of course. Glad it was helpful
Good tips! Ours came with a handle that is attached.
That would be convenient. We’ve lost that handle in the bay before.
Just bought a 28 and will be using it for the first time in a couple weeks. Bought the float indicator gauge too. Question is do you have to remove the gauge to rinse the tank? If so that would be messy? Or just not use the rinse port?
We leave ours on all the time.
Maybe buy a box of the xxl disposable black gloves from harbor freight to wear OVER your gloves, you can wash them on your hands a few times and reuse, but saves your other gloves from germs. Like washing them b4 hopping in your truck, idk, Germaphobe here.
Great advice
Good video, but it makes no sense to hitch to your truck before filling it. Huge lose of capacity. Not the heavy to lift the end when full. I have a 36 gallon also.
I guess it depends on your strength, you are correct, Barry could obviously lift it, not sure everyone could. Thanks for pointing that out.
Having a class A, I can unhook from electric and or water, bring in the slide, and drive to dump station. No place to put that tank, and not worth the cost, and no way to pull it.
Yea, a little more challenging for class A. Do you have a ladder? I’ve seen folks strap it to that. It’s always an option to just put everything up and in and drive to a dump station. When we boondocking we are sometimes quite a ways away but ya do what you gotta do. lol 👍
You are awfully lucky you can drive your truck almost to your valve. Most places you would have to hookup 2-3 hoses to reach where you can actually park your truck. 😊
lol yea, we’ve had to do the multiple hoses before. Not super fun. Luckily doesn’t happen much.
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