Poobuck

Installed a tote along bracket

. We've run our holding tanks full quite a few times-often with no dump stations near. Quite a few places we ve had to pull up stakes because of full holding tanks. Decided to get a small auxiliary tank for those occasions and the extra capacity. After purchasing this thing, a 15 gal, realized to be truly practical, often we'd have to transport it full. So I decided I need a convenient way to haul it. So built a bracket so it could sit on rear bumper when full.
Ideally there will be a dump station near so it wont have to be utilized, not really liking the idea of this thing full of 'poo' strapped on the back...but the option is now available to haul it.

poobucket mounted base

Pics of tank installed (above) & bracket (and my 1st attempt at mig welding aluminum, wow, a whole new ball game). Ive include a pdf file of some drawings, and how bracket morphed into what it is, due to material I found. Which actually worked to my advantage, especially a place to mount the tie off on bottom.

poobucket bracket poo2

Theres more ramblings in the drawings, but I shold note this full, is heavy. Not shown are addtional tie offs Im adding at mid height. Hard to see, I mounted a tie off at handle height, strap will go from top to bottom at bracket spring loaded tie off. Also I wont fill it more than 10 gals (cause I wont be able to lift). I filled the tank with water gallon by gallon and marked off a plastic rod. Lifting after each gal, 10 gal is max. If were in a park that has dump where i could pull it, maybe more, though Id probably make a couple of lighter trips.

I also have and am using the grey stuff bag that the camper cover came in. Makes a perfect cover for the tank. Even so, I imagine once folks realize whats on the bumper, they will back off a bit :-)

SCOOTER GETS A "HITCH"

scooter hitch hitch frame mini hitch :) the "Ball".

Pretty simple, welded some channel & brace to frame- Towed Poo bucket up & down the street with 10 gals of water---laughing so hard I almost fell off...

01/09 Loaded and ready for Poo run...
Poo Run

Back to camp

And back to camp. I really need to replace wheels with rubber tires. Sounds like a huge Big wheel rolling thru camp, plus needs bearings. Pulling REALLY slow, don't want the plastic wheels getting hot or wallow out-need to do-soon

Update 03/09 add rubber wheels to poo bucket Portable tote along gets new shoes
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