Increasing Grey Tank Capacity: Siesta 24ST

[IDguy]

If boondocking just let er rip. If concerned about neighbors do it at night.

What do you think the tenters are doing?

[Scubawise]

keep us posted if tank increases

[Travelin' Texans]

Originally Posted by IDguy

If boondocking just let er rip. If concerned about neighbors do it at night.

What do you think the tenters are doing?

It's illegal to do this, even at night, so if decide to do this be prepared if you get caught to pay a VERY hefty fine!
The tenters are dumping possibly a dish pan full of water, not 30-50 gallons.

[IDguy]

Originally Posted by Travelin' Texans

It's illegal to do this, even at night, so if decide to do this be prepared if you get caught to pay a VERY hefty fine!
The tenters are dumping possibly a dish pan full of water, not 30-50 gallons.

Nonsense on fines. Yes, a hyperactive ranger might whine but if you are sensible there will never be an issue.

Your grey water is just an accumulation of dishpans. And for some reason outdoor showers are specifically allowed in some regulations.

Talk to the cows, sheep, and wildlife that dump their stuff.

But I’ve never had a grey water issue. The tanks on the units I buy are properly sized and I like to use the grey water to flush the dump hose. My boondocking constraint is fresh water, which with our conservation goes at least 7 days (50 gal). I get fresh water at dump stations.

[JimC]

My Thor Daybreak 22GO [Chevy] Class C has a 37 gallon grey tank. It is mounted outside the frame and inside the outer wall, under the bathroom sink and part of the shower. it is [maybe] 20 inches deep.
jimC.