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Lovely piece. Was great hearing hearing you and seeing you.

Sorry, those wind chimes are too loud and cover your voice. Redo the video please.

Why not take the wind chimes down before recording a video? Made listening really difficult.

Heat shrink works well also instead of using tape

The damn wind chimes are too much!!!!

I had to turn the volume off due to the wind chimes. Tape those things up so you can be heard clearly.

Chimes??????? definitely use heat shrink looks way better we ordered the 28 gallon definitely changing tires some large washers between nut and plastic body be very good don't forget lock washers too! if you can see about adding zerk grease fittings lube the bearings great job

I got the 36 gallon version. It's a good tank and really like that it's designed for towing with a vehicle. The only thing Camco should have done is made the wheels much better to begin with, instead of making us do the truly necessary upgrade. The wheels they sell it with are absolutely horrible. I'm thinking of using solid never flat wheels also. They are still much better than the stock wheels, maybe not provide as much shock absorption as pneumatics, but at least definitely more than their stock wheels. I'm also making mine so the wheels can easily come off so I can store it better and go further down under my RV septic drain valve pipe exits. Then I'll just slide it away a couple feet and pop the wheels back on and off I go to the dump station. Happy and safe RVing, God Bless 🌼🍃🙏

Just purchased one and very disappointing to not have "Instructions' had information of every part but not how to mount them. Bringing me to RUclips. Then every video I see people got like u straps. Or others got tank cleaner samples. Frustrating when your a rookie at this RV life and didn't have parent to teach ya things like this or camping

Get rid of the wind chime

I just got a 28 gallon Rhino tank and it has snap rings to hold the wheels on. Camcorder must have listened to the RUclips reviews. I would have used heat shrink tubing instead of tape.

Great video. For cutting the 5/8 axle, an angle grinder with a cutoff wheel will make very short work of it. When i cut bolts I first thread on 2 nuts past where I’m going to cut and after cutting thread them off so they clean up the end of the cut thread. It makes putting on a nut easier and reduces risk of cross-threading.

YOU MUST LOCK BOTH NUTS TO THE BODY OF THE TANK OR IT WILL MOVE FROM SIDE TO SIDE.. YOU NEED 1/2 INCH FROM THE WHEEL TO THE BODY. ALSO THE BEARINGS ARE JUNK AND WILL NEED TO REMOVE AND REPLACE ON ALMOST ALL 13" WHEELS. YOU NEED A SEALED BEARING OR THEY WILL DRY OUT AND FALL OUT AS THEY GET VERY HOT. DO NOT PULL THE ROD OUT LIKE THIS GUY DID !!! DO NOT!!! ALL THAT HOLDS THE 5/8 ROD IN IS THEM PLASTIC TABS AND THE NUTS. SLIDE THE ROD IN FROM ONE SIDE..

Really nice jobb! Only thing i would do otherwise is to use a heat shrink tube instead of a tape.

I replaced my axle with a non threaded rod same diameter as original axle and got two 13 inch tires and wheel with bearings from tractor supply cut the correct length plus two inches and drilled two holes one inch from each end and slid the axle onto the tank then put one washer on each end, put the wheels on each end and added another washer to each end and put carter pins in the holes to hold the wheels on. works great. I purchased the rod ( I don't recall what size it is) the washers, carter pins and wheel assembly all from tractor supply. was a very easy project.

Just received my 28 gallon and they have replaced the cap with a spring clip. Great fix!

what size were the replacement tires?

You could also use some electrical heat shrink instead of the black electrical tape as another option.

Next time you do a video try to steer clear of the wind chimes. They are a distraction when trying to listen to the video. I couldn't take it and had to leave your video.

Great video and really like the tire change out. Would be nice if you could get an option when purchasing. The new tires ride smoother less noise more durable and think you will get more miles out of it. Thanks

Why not just thread the original shaft and put the original wheel back on with a lock nut or drill the factory shaft and put a cotter pin on the outboard side to hold cap or take cap off and put a washer then cotter pin???

Just bought a new 21 GAL. CAMCO has changed from the cap to a groove in the axle with a C clip.

You could probably use wheel collars with the existing axle to keep the wheels from coming off.

I bought they biggest size rhino available. Very first time I used it the wheels collapsed after going about a 1/4 mile at 5mph. Haven’t used it since because of this and I almost threw it away. I knew I could do something like this to fix it. Now...I know for sure. Thanks for the list of stuff to use.

just watched your video and noticed at the end you were at one of those hidden jems that I love to go to , Pilot Knoll... love that park

I've never needed to roll my waste tank because I use a FloJet macerator to pump the black tank waste directly into the Camco tank while it sits in the back of my truck. Then just dump the Camco tank at the dump station as you would an RV

Nice video. I just bought a camco tank and was going to drill the ends for a cotter pin. I see they added a snap ring. Thinking this fixed the end cap problem?

Thanks for this video. I also saw RoamSchooling's video. How many layers of tape did you wrap the axle with? Does the spacers wear out or break? What if you did not use the spacers at all? Thanks.

Most Awesome! I'm so glad that you found value in our video! We recently visited Palo Duro Canyon as well (back in early March) - what a beautiful place. Thanks for filling in the SPECS which I had missed! Your video is great and I appreciate that you took the time to fill in the technical gaps. I'll update my video with you reference video! I have checked that the Nylock Nuts remain tight. I agree with your assessment. I have tightened them after install once. So, it is a wise idea to periodically check them. And yes, I used the small spacers - I too thought that the wide spacers would bend the axle. Under full load the 5/8th" bar will bend, so USE THE SMALLER SPACERS as directed in this video.