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chinacreek · 08-23-2011, 01:58 PM

Prairieschooner;

It seems I have mis-named the tank. I have always called it blackwater if it contained solids. I also have a black/gray tank which can be used both ways depending which valves are open or closed.

Bill, who has an '87', has been messaging me about his experiences with a shop removing his tank out the curb side when he had this problem out on the road. I'am feeling fortunate to be at home dealing with this.

All this response has been very helpful, THANKS EVERYONE!

I'am diving in today, and will update when I know more.

Charlie

08-23-2011, 01:58 PM	#20
chinacreek New Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Oregon Posts: 7	Blackwater tank removal Prairieschooner; It seems I have mis-named the tank. I have always called it blackwater if it contained solids. I also have a black/gray tank which can be used both ways depending which valves are open or closed. Bill, who has an '87', has been messaging me about his experiences with a shop removing his tank out the curb side when he had this problem out on the road. I'am feeling fortunate to be at home dealing with this. All this response has been very helpful, THANKS EVERYONE! I'am diving in today, and will update when I know more. Charlie