Crystal, What Jerry says...I cut my own short hose out of a spare hose I had. I did add a connector on the cut end but as I said I don't connect any more just stick it in the grey water tank and now no kinks or drainage problems.
Mike
--- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "familybakerfive" <familybakerfive@...> wrote:
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> Can that 6" piece be purchased, or does one have to buy a water hose just to cut the end off? I am planning to use my laundry soap container as soon as it's empty, but will probably need that hose piece. I currently use a dish pan, and the nice thing about that is when travelling, you can pack things inside it. It's harder to carry for dumping, though, if there's not sewer on the site.
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> Crystal and Daisy T@Baker
>
> --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Mike" <mdmcfar@> wrote:
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> > Tina,
> >
> > I have an 11 gal grey water tank with wheels that I kept from my pop up when I sold it. At about 8 lbs times 11 we're looking at a lot of weight when taking this one for a "dump" especially if you have to lift it into the back of your tow vehicle!
> >
> > Closed or unclosed containers don't matter much if all it's holding is slightly soapy water from the sink. I bought a used 5/6 gal boat gas container somewhat like Jerry J's that I may clean up and start using because of it's smaller size.
> >
> > I also found that by connecting the hose from the T@B to the grey water tank even vented it sometimes did not drain well from the T@B. Now I just use a short 6" piece of hose straight into the large opening on the tank without screwing it on...drains fine that way.
> >
> > The only real problem is teaching Jackie how to minimize water usage inside T@Bitha.
> >
> > Mike and Jackie in Atlanta
> >
> > --- In tabtrailers@yahoogroups.com, "Tina Torino" <tinatorino@> wrote:
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