Sewer solotions

[Rockminder]

I have a 2011 G2 33RLDS, not sure of the tanks capacities.
Has anyone used a Sewer solutions unit to be able to dump Black or Grey water into a portable holding tank that is in the back of their truck, It would be about a 3 foot rise from the dump valve to the top of the portable tank in the bed of the truck. and then be able to dump the portable tank,
Some times towing a portable tank not an option every where,

Thanks again.

Rockminder

[justman]

I've not done it, but the Sewer Solution does have a fair amount of capability to "pump" uphill. Don't know about three feet though.

I tried a Sewer Solution a few years ago. I give it a 3 out of 5, primarily because it broke on me where it shouldn't have. I don't know if they've changed the configuration, but there used to be a metal hose barb epoxied into the clear part that attaches to your RV drain. My metal part fell out. Have to think it was a component failure. Unfortunate that it happened with full tanks... I did see how fast I could hit the tank levers though.

[Parcany]

Have the same trailer, Black tank is 32.5 gallons---Grey tank is 32.5 gallons. Info

[Rockminder]

Thanks, hope they are new and improved,,,

[Rockminder]

Thanks for the TT info.

[Seann45]

Sewer solotion needs a water source to power it.. that means it will fill your holding tanks faster.. I think you are much better off with a Flow Jet pump..
FloJet RV Waste Pump Kit - Xylem 18555000A - Drain & Flush Systems - Camping World

[Fire_Instructor]

I use a FloJet Macerator pump to dump that way... Was camped for a week at a state park in Massena NY this Summer, and the dump site was more than a mile away, across a bridge... Towing a tote on its wheels, behind the truck, like so many do, wouldn't have worked. Pumping into the tank worked fine.

Before I did it "for real" I had filled the gray tank with tap water (at home) then tried I out just to make sure that I had all the necessary fittings, etc... I found that adding a slide gate to the tote made it a much safer operation, but i needed a double male connector to do that.....

[RedHorse1]

Sean is correct about the SS needing a water source to "pump". They claim to be capable of 3' but I suspect you'd fill the portable tank quickly with the "fresh" water and little "black" water going that route.
That said, I've used a SS for 5-ish years with zero complaints. I've drained uphill appx 6" once or twice. A common complaint is they use too much fresh water but I've found I can let the black gravity drain and use the water jet to rinse.