Gray Water tank crossover to sewage tank

[ac7880]

Hey Jon,
If your FC is like mine was (Dave's coach), the toilet and bath sink
feed the black tank, shower and kitchen sink feed the grey. Have you
looked down the toilet opening with a flashlight to make sure it
really is full, versus a bad sensor on the tank? Also shine a light
down in the tank when empty to see if you have a "buildup" of
material reducing the capacity.

I believe you may violate some code if you run black into gray. We
always keep both valves closed until nearly full, then dump black
first. Dump gray second and it rinses the worst of the sewage from
the hose. We practice low water use management when without sewage
hookups to avoid the drive to the dump station.

You can look on camping world for a blue sewage tote. You can dump a
small amount at a time and take the tote to the dump station. Thats
too much hassle in my opionion, but it could work.

Dan NM

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Jon" wrote:
>
> My coach seems to have a very small sewage tank and when in a park
> that
> > does not have sewage hook-up it fill up fast! Now I was
wondering if
> > any of the newer coaches have cross connects to use gray water
tank
> for
> > sewage also. Or has anyone here made up a system so they could
both
> > tanks at once ? And lastly has anyone installed another tank for
the
> > main sewage waste overflow?. Thanks Jon
>
> PS. I think my sewage holding tank is probably around 36 gallons
and my
> gray one maybe 40 to 50 gallons
>
> Jipjob@...
> 1978 Wanderlodge (Rebel Bird)
> Bremerton Washington
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