In this episode, I show my process and tools for emptying the black and gray tanks on my Host Yukon truck camper after 48 consecutive days on the road (not a mere 4 days like I say in the video). I also discuss the best practices that have helped make the gross chore a lot more bearable...
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In this episode, I discuss some of the problems I’ve been having with emptying my black tank on the Host Yukon camper. Every time I’ve tried to empty it, either it wouldn’t empty at all or only empty part way. After some experiments and help from my dad, I think I know...