Exactly what i was thinking at 67 get up at twice a night to drain one - and after a few glasses of wine = double trouble.@t3lcfe . . . I am blown away by the job you did. If I wasn’t 68, I would want one of those. But now, with my luck, I would get up to pee in the night and end up with a broken hip after falling out of it..
In your case, you need a 6” dia. drain pipe from RTT to ground
. Joke…don’t seriously do it 
I'm sure I'd end up soaking wetIn your case, you need a 6” dia. drain pipe from RTT to ground
We have diesel heater with flexible hose to blow warm air into RTT during winter camping . Same idea for your “personal drain”
Welcome to the asylum.
I built a diesel heater in an Apache case in the plan of using a side molle panel to mount it. Similar to what you stated. On another thread, someone had a valid point that the side rail of the OEM rack is soft. You would need to reinforce it, and that kind of made me backtrack on that idea.After RTT, I decided to add the storage box for utility/recover gear on the side molle panel. I always go off-road and off-grid camping with wife and 2 sons so we carry a lot of stuffs. Organized storages are very essential to us.
I use side molle panels for storage box, Rotopax (fuel and gas)…
Side idea: you can build/add diesel heater into this boxI had 1 but built in different shape box…who knows
Here are some photos I like to share with our gang as always
Happy LC to ALL
From my real-life experience/experiment, the way that molle panel mount with 4 bolts a long side rail, and (2) 4.5” seasucker suction cups (40-100lbs load) on window, it can take those weights easily. I used to mount two 2-gal fuel water or fuel Rotopax on each molle panel.
