Grey tank

[uvilla]

Looking to increase my shower grey tank......I have a copper canyon 324 which has 3 grey tanks.....has anyone tried to connect 2 grey tanks together....or any ideas would be appreciated

[hankpage]

I have not heard of anyone joining tanks but with only 49gal. fresh water 32 gal for showers should be fine. From your floor plan the shower tank is on opposite end from the other two. Good luck.

[jlb27537]

The easy way to join 2 grey tanks is put a Valtera T58 twist on waste valve. Available most everywhere. The valve attaches where your sewer hose hooks up. You close the T58 valve, open the 2 grey tanks valves and they are now connected. The sewer hose hooks up to the T58 valve on the output side.

http://www.campingworld.com/shopping...on-valve/27868

[uvilla]

I am not sure this will work because the grey tanks are 20 foot apart and at two different drains

[IdahoSRT10]

Originally Posted by uvilla

I am not sure this will work because the grey tanks are 20 foot apart and at two different drains

You might be correct, If you have 2 seperate main 3" drains that method may not work. Adding a main shut valve on the correct outlet could give you more gray water gpm.

[michael]

What about tapping into one tank with say a 1 inch line add a inline filter,
then an electric pump,
then run a line from the pump to the tank or tanks you want to fill with excess water.
If you don't want it to be permanent you could use quick connect fittings, But that would require you to crawl under your trailer. keep in mind it could and probably would void any and all warranty's.
If I were to do it I would make everything from the filter easy to change to a switch for the pump easy to turn on and off. There may even be a pressure gage to let you know when your filter needs changing or maybe a filter that can be cleaned and reused. Good luck

[uvilla]

Front tank is easy to tap into ....the rear is little more difficult....has anyone used a uniseal fitting.....

http://www.plastic-mart.com/product/...e-uniseal-0150