Getting Water When Dry Camping/Boondocking

Instructional video on portable water tanks to supply additional water when dry camping and boondocking
Aquatank 2
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Pro Tuff Bin
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Bulkhead fittings for Tuff Bin
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[@raykempton3975]

How do you secure that portable water bag in your truck when transporting from where you filled it to your RV? I read it would tend to roll around in you truck bed unless you went very slow. Sometimes you may need to haul the water a considerable distance.

[@Jonesin2Go]

I use ratchet straps and cross them. I have tie down cleats at the bottom 4 corners of my bed. Usually the only place I use it is in state parks so those are short distance fills.

[@peterwiacek457]

Any concerns with mold growing eventually inside this bag?

[@Jonesin2Go]

I have not had any issue yet.

[@nickrica7501]

What do you do for the gray water? More water, more showers=more gray water. Are you able to combine your tanks? gray/gray. Are they the same level in the frame? I have the extra valve at the dumping connection and could open my two gray tanks to equalize.

[@Jonesin2Go]

Yes you can equalize the gray tanks that way. And if course there's the blue boy tank

[@nickrica7501]

@@Jonesin2Go Thanks for confirming. Just picked up my Montana 3120rl. Drove it back to California from Indiana.
With just the two of us being careful we can make it a long while with gray. When our tanks are full it is time to move. Maybe could be different when we fully retire. Never been a fan of those Blue tanks, especially for the black tank. I have a water bladder, 60 gallons. Haven't used it yet but plan to soon.

[@Jonesin2Go]

Safe travels