RV wastewater transport tank

1. A waste water transport tank in combination with a hose adapter, a garden hose, a macerator pump, a RV sewer hose and a tow vehicle/truck comprising:

a tank body having;

a capacity of 50 gallons or greater;

a vent;

a tank end having a frontal portion comprising;

a port member, secured to said frontal portion; and

a trough member molded to frontal portion of tank body; and

a lug fitting secured to port member; and

a flexible hose secured to lug fitting; and

a cap on the upper end of the flexible hose; and

a hose rest with locking slots molded to frontal portion of tank body, and

whereby the user can transport waste water without attached wheels or attached pull or tow hardware which are subject to failure under loads, while accommodating increased volume of waste water and there is no need to lift or tilt tank body, or open or close gates or valves or vents to drain tank body.

2. The tank body of claim 1 wherein said tank body on its top side has a vent receptor.

3. The vent receptor of claim 2 wherein said vent receptor is concave with a 1 to 2 inch orifice which opens the tank body to the atmosphere and has 6 attachment points around it's outer edge; whereby the vent receptor and attached vent minimize the potential occurrence of spillage from the tank body.

4. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the said vent is continually open to the atmosphere,

whereby said vent serves to relieve pressure when filling or break a vacuum when emptying said tank body, and

whereby the vent does not have to be closed or opened by the user according to current function.

5. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein said tank body has 2 molded handles on the top of tank body, whereby user can easily load and unload empty wastewater transport tank to and from tow vehicle/truck.

6. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the flexible hose fits snugly into the trough, whereby the trough helps to secure the flexible hose while filling or transporting the wastewater transport tank.

7. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the port member is a permanently secured, threaded spin fitting.

8. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the lug fitting is removably threaded to the port member.

9. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the flexible hose is a 2 ft. by 3 in. standard RV compartment hose.

10. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the hose rest with locking slots has an indented shelf with 3 slots which receive the finger tabs of the flexible hose,

whereby the flexible hose is prevented from twisting when the user is attaching or detaching components, and

whereby the flexible hose is supported and limited from falling below any liquid level in the tank body which would result in spillage.

11. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the frontal portion has a fill scale molded or printed on the side.

12. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the tank body is spin molded polyethylene and is translucent.

13. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the tank body has baffles,

whereby the liquid contents are prevented from sloshing.

14. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the tank body has a capacity of 50 gallons or greater.

15. The waste water transport tank of claim 1 wherein the tank body has mounting points for an accessory storage container.

16. A method for transporting waste water comprising:

placing an RV waste water transport tank into a bed of a pickup truck/tow vehicle;

attaching a macerator pump to the RV;

connecting macerator pump to a garden hose;

connecting garden hose to a sewer hose adapter;

attaching sewer hose adapter to a flexible hose;

running the macerator pump thereby filling the tank body;

removing the sewer hose adapter;

affixing a cap;

transporting waste water transport tank to a dump station;

removing cap;

attaching a standard RV sewer hose;

placing the opposing end of the standard RV sewer hose into the/a dump station;

lowering the connected flexible hose and standard RV sewer hose from the hose rest with locking slots;

draining the tank body, and

whereby the wastewater transport tank remains in the bed of the tow vehicle, saving the user from lifting a filled tank or risking broken wheels or being limited from using the macerator pump for other purposes, while still being able to transport a high volume of waste water and, whereby the wastewater transport tank is free from physical gates and barriers controlling waste water which may leak or otherwise malfunction.