CamcoRhino 36-Gallon Camper/RV Tote Tank - Features Large Heavy-Duty No-Flat Wheels & Built-In Gate Valve - Removable Steel Tow Adapter, 3’ Sewer Hose & More RV Accessories (39006)

Very sturdy. Easy to use without touching contents. Came quickly and better price than others.

Better than expected. It has great deals that virtually eliminate the smell of emptying your tank . It is easy to tell when it's close to full, but I highly recommend buying the pressure valve attachment that tells you when it's full . The cost is high but considering I was paying a septic company $115 every 4 weeks to come empty my tank is will pay for itself in just a few months. Camco provides all the necessary pieces too seal it off. If you are paying to have your tanks emptied on a monthly basis I would highly recommend buying one of these just because you can empty your own tanks as needed and the money you will save by doing so is enormous. My only complaint is the wheels are a bit chintzy it would be a lot better if it had steel wheels and rubber tires it would make moving it across uneven ground a lot easier. That said it's really not that bad

This heavy-duty hose is a game-changer—durable, leak-free, and UV-resistant. The odorless design and included RV tote tank make waste disposal hassle-free. High-quality accessories add convenience, perfect for long trips. A reliable, portable solution that exceeds expectations. Highly recommend!

Works great to get another day or two out of the camper without taking to dump the tank. Durable snd doesn’t leak or smell

So I've been using this waste tank now as my main sewer tanks for quite some time. So I feel I can give a honest review on this product. Over all the build and construction had been great. It takes the punishment of direct Florida sun as well as the weight of the waste when it's being moved around. It's very easy to setup and comes with everything you need. Emptying it at first is fairly simple but after a few times I figured out a emptying routine that has streamlined the whole process. I have yet to spill it once! There are some MANUFACTURER fails on this product though! Only three that I've come across so far. The FIRSt and it's a BIG fail is the 90degree elbow it comes with. TRASH IT! The waste just gets caught up in it and you'll find yourself having to unclog it all the time! If you can do what I did and on the RV side put a hook style gate valve on and directly connect the hose from the gate to the tank! It's not going to be perfect because of the NEXT MANUFACTURER fail but it will change the unclogging routine from quite often to once and a while... The next FAIL on this tank is the top waste inlet. This inlet is made directly on top of a slanted part of the bottom of the tank and what I keep finding is that the waste will CLOGG right at the inlet and the hose will back up. This only happens when the water inside as reached the same level as the slant. When this happens you are forced to use a hose and force unessessary water into the water tank to unclog it which prematurely fills your tank OR do what I have to do and go under the rig and shake the hose until the waste unclogs and slides down into the tank. Basicly the bottom design of the tank DOEs NOT allow the waste to slide freely into the tank. Which is annoying. The last FAIL I've found in the water directional spray inlet. They need to make this out of metal and not plastic. After 3 empties mine broke off. It's made of plastic and the receiver hose connection is only held on by a small lip. So if you put ANY side to side pressure on it it will pop off and WILL NOT go back on. Will need to be replaced! Some Pros on this is the tow handle and tow arm. You'll definitely want to hook this up to a tow vehicle or dolly when it is FULL because it is really heavy! The wheels are very strong and so far held up perfectly. I'm a single guy in a 40ft school bus conversion with guests over on occasion and in one months time I only have to empty it once a month. (I actually do it twice a month cause I have to drag it over 500ft to my waste dump site and it's pretty heavy if I do it once)The second gate valve on the side is a good addon BUT you will find yourself not using it because it's more efficient to use the top mount inlet to empty the tank, stand it up and use the water fill inlet to rinse it out. Using the side gate valve to empty is NOWHERE close to efficient in emptying and flushing the tank.So I give this 4/5 starts due to the flaws in design but the rugged build of the tank. I'd like to see a better design to the top intake hole so that it won't CLOGG and a metal flush out instead of a plastic fitting on the top.** For some reason I don't have the option to post photos to this review to help with my claims. If I figure out how to or why I'll add them later**

Purchased it to use for gray water when not at a site with full hookups. Works well. 28 gallon capacity works good enough for us, but we are in a pop up with a shower and sink that aren't used a lot. Our toilet is a cassette so that eliminates the need for black water storage. If you had bigger usage needs, a larger tank may be a better choice, but you will know your needs by how much you use the systems in your camper.

Seems very well built. I have used it twice, no issues. It fits under my trailer, is short enough to take outflow from my black water, but I also have 16" tires on my trailer, so its a crap shoot as to whether it will have a drop from any other trailer or not.... for me, works great, easy to use and dump. Bigger in size than what my minds eye had imagined, but 28gals is 28gals....has to go somewhere. I can manage it empty to get it up off the ground for transport, but 8lbs per gal = 224 lbs of load plus the weight of the unit, most of us aren't lifting a loaded one.....(I bought a receiver mounted deer hoist that swivels to lift it up and swivel it into my pickup) anyway, glad I bought it, I do lots of dry camping hauling in water for extended stays and I hated having to leave with my trailer to find an RV dump. Now I can just load it into my pickup, leave the trailer at camp and head to town to dump... Life is good...

Being nowhere near a sewer, I really NEEDED something like this. Works so well I bought a second unit and that makes THE CHORE much easier as I can stow and dump at my leisure