carrying smart totes

[striper44]

How do you carrying your smart tote (honey wagon) if possible please post pictures looking for ideas to carry mine i was thinking of straping it under the trailer we have a jayco 31dslb

[Nighthawk 96]

If by your smart tote you are referring to your pooh wagon, we have a 35 gal tote that is bungied to the front of our pick up bed. Toyota has a tie down system. The tote is on its side up against the front wall of the bed. We have a cap on the bed.

[striper44]

Sorry i should have referred to it as a honey wagon

[BigJohnD]

I have seen a nice rack made under a trailer to house one of the 35 gallon totes. Tote just slid in the rack and was very secure. Wish I had a picture of it. We have a tote, but don't carry it anymore. With Jayco's high ground clearance, I think an undermount would be what I'd do, provided it's done right and secures the tank well. I've never heard one called a honey wagon and we've been doing this a long time. Guess I learned something. I just call it a tote tank or whatever comes to mind at the moment.

[Jhowemca]

We call the mobile pump out service at the campground a Honey Wagon.

Since I was a kid I've heard the truck that pumps out the septic systems in my area called the Honey Wagon also.

[Jhowemca]

I like the trailer under mount idea for the tote tank.

[BigJohnD]

All I remember is it was constructed of somewhat light weight angle iron, and the wheels rode on little tracks up under the rig. Once there, a piece closed and was pinned or locked. Man I need to take more pictures.

[Hattie]

Please check this thread for ideas on transporting totes: http://www.jaycoowners.com/forums/f1...tml#post276095; there are many postings and threads on the tote topic.

No tote is going in the TT or lidded truck bed so we purchased a 'hook' (meant to hold chairs) for our ladder and the empty tote fits perfectly once it is bungeed-in.

[striper44]

When i figure it out i will post pictures thanks for your replys

[Seann45]

The accepted RV term is a blue boy... mine ride in the back of the truck..

[Dagwood]

I have a 15 gallon I just keep in the bed of my truck. Didn't need it last trip but it's good to have all the same.

[shloubrew]

Mine goes in the back of the truck too, have it w me right now at camp. I'd also recommend against getting a 2 wheel one, your back will thank you. We have a baker.

If u don't have a pickup, I've seen somewhere where people have come up w a mount for the back of the travel trailer. Near where'd u would put a ladder. Could be an option.

[edatlanta]

My 27 gallon goes in the bed of my truck behind the 5th wheel hitch and the tailgate. It is the last thing that is loaded before travel. I do strap it down so wind doesn't move it around.

[Roy W.]

Mine sits in a lawn chair carrier hanging on my ladder with a couple of bungy cords around the ladder.

[PowerStroke]

Toss it in the bed of my truck. I only use it for grey water so I don't mind lifting it up and having it in my truck. If I used it for black water I'd find another way.

[slabat]

You should be rinsing these things out really well after each use and getting ALL the liquids out of them. I use mine from time to time and always carry it in the camper or the back of the truck

[TCNashville]

We're lucky to have the rear pull out cargo/bike tray. Our tote fits nicely in there among other things.