Barker 11747 Tote Tank - 15 Gallon Capacity

This tank works well, and completes my system of draining my RV tank without moving my trailer from my camping spot to travel to a dump station. I use this to fill the 32 gallon portable tank (my macerator pump stopped working) in the back of my pickup.

I like the extra space for emptying our camper tanks but it gets heavy for toting to the dump site

Very good quality. Just what I need when we have no sewer hookup. No need for fancy filler sensor. It is easy to tell fluid height so you do not overflow. If I under fill and make two trips that's much better than overfilling.

Wheels need better design. Steel bearings in plastic wheels came apart on second use. I drilled through the plastic spacer and the axle and installed a cotter pin to capture the bearings. Also, it is nearly impossible to completely empty the tank as the outlet is higher that the inside of the tank when stood on end.

We always end up filling our gray water tank after about 3 days at camp, so this thing is a must. When this thing gets full its HEAVY. The weird hitch attachment handle never seems to work exactly right, but its never fallen off the truck heading to the dump station and back.

Tank came super fast and is just as described

Arrived promptly with parts missing. was replaced immediately by seller. seems well made. Instructions had a note in small print at the bottom to use a hair dryer to warm the flexible hose to eases slipping on connector fitting. Worked great. I didn't have to wrestle with it the way I did in the past with other hose ends. Only comes with one two hook end. I had both male and female 4 hook ends that I had left over from another purchases that I used instead. The 4 hook ends seal better with fewer leaks, so I think they will lessen the chance of a messy accident. I also have hose end caps to put on the hose for transport. You can buy them individually at most stores that sell sewer waste hose. After reading reviews, I also purchased the popup level indicator. My 32 ft Coachman has 34 gallon waste tanks, so If I empty before their full, I shouldn't have a problem with overfilling with the 30 gallon tote. It's pretty big to pick up empty, so I wouldn't want one any bigger than this . Would be hard to handle. Any bigger would need to have four wheels for moving while full.

It's a little awkward it should have a handle on both sides so you can load it up into the truck

Used it several times. its been great!

Its very easy to handle & drain waste water. good product

I needed this product to remove the black water and grey water from my travel trailer for winter storage preparation without having to hook up and drive it to another location. It worked exactly as described and was quite easy to roll over uneven ground even when full. It is well constructed and seems durable.

When I went tote tank shopping, I could not believe how ridiculously over priced they are! Not just on Amazon, but everywhere. They want 2,3,4,5 hundred dollars for $25.00 worth of plastic. So when I came across this little one at a more reasonable, (but still overpriced) cost I bought it. It arrived fully assembled and has a cap and hose adaptor. Its too small to empty my tanks in one trip, but when it is full it is still light enough to lift into the back of my truck. The small size has proven to be a bit of a bonus as it is easier to store as well. It will fit into one of my trailers storage compartments. It is low to the ground, and this makes it easier to drain the trailers tanks too. When Im camping I generally have extra time on my hands, so I dont mind making a few extra trips to the Sani dump with this little tote. In the end, I think I’m happier with the small one.

Love the Ease of Use for long term camping or for any period of more than 4 days. Instead of packing up my travel trailer to be able to tow and dump it, we just fill this and dump it.Saves me 2 hours at least everytime I need to dump my trailer's grey or black tanks.Would be better if there were a 6 or 8 foot dump friendly hose included. But I easily used my trailers main dump hose.Not that big of a deal really. I also recommend driving 10kms or under as the tank weighs around 300lbs when full and the wheel's nut locks aren't that sturdy AT ALL.DEFINITELY REPLACE THEM AS OURS JUST RECENTLY BROKE OFF WHILE THE TANK WAS FULL, But luckily the tank was tough enough to be dragged 50 feet and not a deep scratch in the plastic at all. Replacement air tores at princess auto will replace the hard ones kn this to make transportation of the tank much easier. Drill a small hole through the metal rod for the wheels on each end to put in a locking pin to keep the wheels from falling off when yer going over a small bump or pavement crevice.Also go to princess tire and get 2 small cart tires (air filled) to ease it's transportation and actually give it an awesome upgrade. My only complaint is the endcap on the steel bar that holds the tires on the bar the quality needs minor upgrading. Driving slowly when full or empty will definitely extend the tanks life 100%. But it only took 4 times full to hit a small crack in the road and the tire came off the side and we dragged the corner on the road for almost 100 feet and not a lot of damage..thank god.. So a small $50 upgrade to this tanks wheel and bar tire locking setup will prevent a mess.....Well it could be a huge mess also if i was a fast driver OR it can happen to you of you are. 😆