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Title: grey water storage
Post by: gash on Sep 28, 2003, 07:05 PM
 We are picking up our new Bayside Saturday and are trying to decide if we should spend the extra money on the grey water storage tank. As this is a trade in and we did not have it on our Westlake we are wondering if anyone has an opinion as to it being worth the extra $$ 149.00 without instalation. Is the installation easy?The homemade system we have now works well, but it takes up a lot of room in the trunk.
 
 Thanx
 Gash
Title: RE: grey water storage
Post by: MtnCamper on Apr 01, 2003, 05:21 PM
 gashI would use the blue aquatainers, they are easier to handle, and cheaper. Take the $135 left over and go camping. I think it would be a pain to dump the big one.
Title: RE: grey water storage
Post by: Tim5055 on Apr 01, 2003, 06:31 PM
 gashActually, the big ones are not that difficult to deal with.
 
 [link=http://www.title-3.com/GrayWater.htm]Check out our Gray Water Containment Tank[/link]
Title: RE: grey water storage
Post by: MtnCamper on Apr 01, 2003, 06:45 PM
 tim5055
 
QuoteORIGINAL:  tim5055
 
 Actually, the big ones are not that difficult to deal with.
 
 [link=http://www.title-3.com/GrayWater.htm]Check out our Gray Water Containment Tank[/link]
 
Tim, I was thinking of the Coleman under the frame job, What is a convenient way to dump that?
Title: RE: grey water storage
Post by: Tim5055 on Apr 01, 2003, 07:52 PM
 gashThe under the frame kit for the Coleman is only for use during travel, i.e. it is a transport kit.
 
 When at the campsite it is dropped down to the ground and used as a normal grey water container, and dumps as such.
 
 They are really no different than my 22 gallon.  They just have a travel rack under the frame.