BARKER 15 Gallon Camper Tote-Along Tank

I use this for my grooming tub grey water. It works great for my in home salon and fits under my grooming tub perfectly

I have a Casita Spirit Deluxe with 15" aluminum wheels and without the 2" lift kit. Anyone who has a Casita knows how low the dump pipes are which makes finding totes difficult. I measured my dump pipe height and read up on this and new it would be close. This one just barely works with my casita, but that is better than all of the rhino totes I've tried that are all taller. When connected with a 90 elbow attached to the tote my drain hoes is basically parallel to the ground, so it is a very slow flow, but it flows without me needing to do anything extra.

I bought this tank because I bought a converted car-hauler trailer that has a bathroom in front with a black water tank, and the grey water just ran onto the ground. My trailer only clears the ground by about 11 inches and most other portable tanks are 11 inches or more high. This tank meets my needs for capturing the grey water ( I roll it under the trailer and put a funnel in the large 3 inch opening to catch it).My blackwater tank holds approximately 16 gallons, so this 15 tank will act as a backup to allow me to drain at least part of my blackwater into it in a pinch.The tank itself is reasonably well made, but the wheels and axle are rather flimsy-- I wouldn't want to try to drag this long distances to a dump site. But it works fine to pull by hand for short distances, and could be lifted by two people into the back of a pickup truck. The tank comes with a metal handle that loops under the molded in plastic handle, and thereby acts as an extension so that you don't have to bend over so far when moving the tank. The tank has a sticker on it near the handle that warns not to tow this tank ( that instruction is a little unclear, however I believe they intend that to mean that it should not be towed behind your car to a campground dump station like some other tanks).Overall, if you need a low-height tank then this is a reasonable choice (and one of the few available). My only complaint is that the assembly instructions are incredibly simplistic-- basically just a parts diagram to serve as a guide. The axle assembly is somewhat flimsy, but just line it up over the groove in the plastic tank and push down very hard. Additionally, the 3 inch cap has a tether attached to it that looks like it is designed to be attached to the tank to prevent loss, but my tank has no matching attachment point.

black water was leaking from seam, returned it for an exchange. Received a replacement had has been working.

Potentially nice product but it had a failed weld on the seam between the two halves so leaked on first use. 5 stars for concept. 1 star for manufacturing quality.

Perfect for our older vintage trailers that drain straight down instead of off to the side. The only downside is 15 gallons doesn't go very far. Great product though! It is NOT towable though, keep that in mind.

As soon as you get this thing, fill it with water, place the caps on, grab the handle and bring it to an upright postion. If it leaks send it back straight away. I however, did not do this and by the time I went camping and went to take it down to the dump station, the 3" cap/seal leaks real bad. I've tried a couple of replacement caps, even borrowed a cap from someone who had the same tote,. no luck. Now it's to late to return. I'll have to try and figure something out with it..If it wasn't for the damn leak, it would have been perfect and would be worthy of the 5 stars.

We have a NuCamp T@B. Discharge pipes are pretty low. This works great with a 90° elbow at the blue tank. No hose manipulation needed. Lowest tank I’ve seen.