⛽️ Camco Rhino RV Tote Tank Gauge: Prevent Overfilling with Universal Compatibility (39012) Review

I mean if you want to get your poop from your RV to the landfill in style this is for you. I could have towed it behind my truck, but I wanted to walk to the junkyard myself. Stylish appearance and lightness make it attractive. The wheels are big, the tank neck is big; You know, for the woman's poop and rolled up toilet paper. Great purchase and would buy again.

Wish I had bought this sooner, it's perfect for draining gray and/or black tanks, well made and easy to use. Much better than what was in my RV which was too big and bulky to plug in. With Camco Rhino I'm almost ready to work without gloves (I said almost), this product fits very well and works exceptionally well with my clean portable bins. Easily connects to county/state park drainage stations to clean the RV.

My Camco waste tank came with an 18 inch hose. That's all. I had to use a lid from a tank to cover the drain hole, I had to use layers of plastic wrap and some paper towels to cover the cleaning hose (yes it leaked) and I had to pull out a nearly full tank of waste by bending over because I didn't have one had pen. there was a mess. Now I have to find and buy these things because I've been led to believe they come with a tank, but that's not the case. I sincerely regret the purchase and would…

I bought this tank to use with an RV toilet. On the first use, one of the tips on the hose attachment broke off. It wasn't the worst. It was leaking at the welds on the bottom of the tank and making a big mess! Maybe I have a bad tank. Too bad it looked well made but due to the broken tab and the fact that it's leaking rendering the tank unusable I wouldn't recommend it to anyone! I like other Camco products and will give them an opportunity to fix this issue. After that I will update my…

Strong and durable. Easy to manoeuvre. I don't like that the intake is about 14 inches off the ground. This makes it difficult to effectively empty the gray tank. I would recommend that you measure your tank power and if you are a little over 14 inches off the bottom you are spot on. I've found that most vans and trailers are 10 inches or less off the ground. In this case, you need to use a longer hose, then fill the hose, close the RV tank valve, and then increase the length of the hose each…

Great product. Saved my mother in law's ass and worked great for our setup. We stayed 9 days in a state park with electricity, water and a landfill. Despite the army showers, we managed to fill up the gray water tanks, although to be honest we are very concerned. The unit worked very well and was towed at 10mph, as the documentation does not list a safe towing speed, it would be nice if they listed a speed limit for towing the unit. Recesses where the tow arm was located when towing. This area…

I bought a new 32 gallon bag and it came with a 6 foot hose which I had to attach to myself with large screw clamps. It was like wrestling with wet noodles as I opened the valve and the hose from the fitting on the trailer burst, causing me to don most of the gray tank. Glad it's not black. My 20ft hose is a Rhino and I really like it so I checked out what they have in the short hose. This 3 footer is just what I need. It stretches from about 18 inches to about 3 feet. It's relatively rigid yet

Good build quality. Does a great job, I give it 5 stars. Large wheels make it easy to move over bark, gravel and mud. We have a small step that he also needs to flip and he handles it well, albeit difficult when full. There are a few things you should know before you buy that may influence your decision. 1. Due to the size sits high. Depending on your trailer clearance, this can cause problems. For example, for my purposes I had to do a little digging on a 2 acre lot to get it to sit a few…