Camco Rhino 36-Gallon RV Tote Tank - Features Large Heavy-Duty No-Flat Wheels & Built-in Gate Valve - Removable Steel Tow Adapter, 3’ Sewer Hose & More RV Accessories (39006)

Came complete with everything needed. Well made and works perfect.

The Camco product is better built, more complete, and more functional than any other poop tote out there...and it's cheaper than them...go figure.I have had a unit from Thet... and, though well made, it was incredibly poorly designed and was missing a key component (the drain valve for the tote). Using it, even after buying the component to build the missing valve, was a major PITA due to the poor design.Not only does the Camco come with everything you need to use it right away, it's design is well thought out and allows you to easily use the tote in the real world.For seasoned citizens like myself, I strongly suggest the units like this one with the front wheels as it seriously reduces the strain when pulling the cart to your tow vehicle.

The Camco Deluxe Poop Tote stands out as a top choice, offering superior build quality, completeness, and functionality compared to other similar products on the market. Surprisingly, it also comes at a more affordable price point. Having previously owned a Thetford unit, I found it to be well-made but severely lacking in design, notably missing a crucial component - the drain valve for the tote. Even after purchasing the missing part separately, using it was a frustrating experience due to its poor design. In contrast, the Camco Deluxe Poop Tote comes fully equipped for immediate use with a well-thought-out design that ensures convenient real-world usage. Especially for older users, the inclusion of front wheels makes a significant difference by reducing the effort required when pulling the cart towards your tow vehicle.

Works great, holds a lot so it saves on trips to the dump area.

Have you ever had one of those items you really wanted but just didn’t want to pay the price they are asking for it? This was exactly that for me. I had a 2 wheel version ($100) by another company for 15 years. It worked and was holding up well, but when full it was so heavy I could hardly move it. So I wanted one with 4 wheels. Out of all the reviews and research I did. Even this one was questionable. So many videos of new tanks with leaks.It is a great tank. I can move it a lot easier than the other one I had. I like the hook to hang it on my ladder. I haven’t had any leaks. 36 gallons works out well. We can usually drain the shower tank and the kitchen sink in one run if we dump soon enough or make 2 runs if we want to wait. I like the dump valve locations. As far as options go for black water/grey water tanks it is a good tank.But let’s get real here. For what this is, it cost way too much. I want to cut it some slack because it is built in the U.S.A. But there a few things I just can’t get passed for the money I spent on this thing. First thing is, the front wheels. They are too close together so that takes away from the stability when trying to pull it around by hand on uneven terrain. It is doable but not exactly easy with 36 gallons of water in it. Once you get up on the road it is not bad.Second, it is obvious when they added the design for the hook to hang it on the ladder they didn’t even bother to move the groves for the straps to the other side of the tank. They are now on the inside close to the ladder. They do nothing to hold the straps in place. Because of the shape of the tank, it is hard to strap to the ladder. Once again doable but not easy. I added pool noodles to the ladder rungs and this helped.Third thing, is trying to figure out what to do with the bar and wheels. First time, I took the bar off and put it in the storage hold. Second time, I Decided to put a strap on it and hold it down to the tank. I just know I don’t want this steal bar swinging around back there and hitting someone else’s vehicle.Fourth, It is very awkward to hang on the ladder. There is no place to grab the tank, and you have to be careful if don’t take the steal bar off, it does not smack you in the head while you are trying to get the tank overhead to hang it on the ladder.Only time will tell how well this tank holds up. Camping for a week without some way to haul off shower water would mean we have to use the public restrooms for at least showers. We can’t get more than 2 days before the tank is full. So being able to dump every 2 days is nice. It is a good tank but I think for the money it could be designed better.

The gray tank on our travel trailer fills up far too fast and breaking camp to visit the dump station is an unwelcome solution. This tank lets you dump the gray (or black) tank safely at your campsite. Then you hook it to your hitch and take just it to the dump station. What a great idea! They come in four sizes, the 21 gallon size is a good choice for someone in their seventies. It holds a decent amount of water yet isn't too heavy to wheel around when full. The wheels fall off issue that plagued early units appears to have been fixed with a better attachment method. There were complaints about seem failures on early units in the 15 and 21 gallon sizes which are tilted on end to empty them. I read that Camco claims to have reinforced them to fix this. The reinforcement isn't visible but they did fix the wheel issue so hopefully they have fixed that too. Mine is working great so far and it comes with a nice kit of hoses and the other necessary fittings. Recommended.

Best honey pot on the market. Very sturdy. Looks good, and easy to use. Can fit on back ladder for travel also.

Initial impression is this a high quality item. The plastic and wheels are thick and durable. I have used the tank and like how you can place it upright and then drain it into the dump station outlet. The connector to flush the tank with fresh water is also great. I have not yet towed this tank on a road from our campsite to the dump station. When I do, I will update my review.