Camco Rhino 21-Gallon RV Portable Waste Tank - Features Large Heavy-Duty No-Flat Wheels & Low Drain Hole - Includes Removable Steel Tow Adapter, 3’ Sewer Hose & More RV Accessories (39002)

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

Everything needed to take care of black water for my RV … even though not a fun subject it does have to be delt with & not sure how I will be able to get into pickup when full to take to dump station … cross that bridge when I get there. It stores nicely under the RV, it looks like a beast, easy enough to hook up and for me well worth the money. Not sure if there is much noticeable smell yet but I am glad that there is a clean out system. I plan on getting a tote designated for the other parts to put in stowaway bins of RV.Anyone with any suggestions on how to do that would be appreciated.

So far so good. I've used tank 4 times now and seems to be holding up fine. The camp site at the lake we go to does not have sewer , A dump station is nearby. we usually need to drain our tanks just a little to make it through the 5 days we stay there. Easy hookup and I attach it to my truck and drive it over to the station. Tows very good. easy to dump and clean out

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.

I've had travel trailers for 6 years and wanted to upgrade my tote tank to match the size of my grey water since I'm doing more state parks this year (no sewer hookups). I ordered this on Amazon instead of going to a store to save a little money, and unfortunately there was a minor but critical manufacturing defect leaving a weak seam and small hole.I followed the instructions in the box that said "STOP - Don't return this to the store" and processed my claim via email. Within an hour I had a customer service person email me back for some additional information, which I promptly sent back, and less than 12 hours after my initial email the replacement was processed and I got a receipt in another email with the details of my order and shipping info.I was really bummed at first and worried I would be fighting this all season to get a new one, but instead I learned that the manufacturer stands behind their product and promptly sent a replacement without any hassle. Not every product makes it off the line perfect - there are errors and defects sometimes... I'm glad Camco stands behind their products. It give me confidence to purchase from their catalog in the future.

The Camco Rhino 28-Gallon Tote Tank is a game-changer! Its heavy-duty wheels, smooth-rolling design, and built-in gate valve make waste disposal effortless. The included hose and steel tow adapter are fantastic extras. Highly durable and reliable—worth every penny!

I have the 21gal. I am very happy with it. It's a bit pricey but I have no regrets. It came with several accessories and fittings. My one complaint is that the tank sits a little tall for my sewer outlet on the trailer. I have to worm the hose to drain trailer into tank. We have a small gray tank so it's worth it though. We frequent state parks in Texas and often do not have full hookup. I don't have to use this for black tank but could if necessary.

Very well constructed and thought out. You need one, get this one.