Wanna solve a mystery?
I bought a 2004 Montana model 2980RL. During the purchase, the dealer showed me where to dump my tanks and the tank gauges. When I asked him why my gauge had a "galley" readout on it (in addition ...
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rmoore0852 wrote:mark1228 wrote:joeburnes wrote:rockhillmanor wrote:most of them have that "slot" even though they don't have an extra grey tank for the galley.
Well that's a new read for me. They tell you do NOT have an option on an RV and it turns out you DO! :B
>>There should be a sticker on the wall of the wardrobe closet that shows what options are on the RV along with specs.
Never trust any salesman they know nothing and always lie to cover up their ignorance. :W
I'd definitely go back and tell the 'General Manager' of the store you bought it at and do your part at getting these dumb salespeople off the floors of RV dealerships!
This guy wasn't a salesman, he was the guy whose job it was specifically to inspect the RV and walk the customer through everything. $395 bought me an idiot.
Maybe but I can tell you that your floorplan does not usually have a separate galley gray tank. Normally you find that in a rear kitchen model but not a mid kitchen. Obviously yours does but having been in the RV business for 16 years and using RV's all my life, it would not have surprised me to see your trailer have a spot for a galley gray tank on the monitor panel but not actually have the tank, especially on a 2004 model Motana
My Puma is a mid kitchen, and I have a separate galley tank. Be careful with generalizing statements.
Our Bighorn is a mid kitchen too with its own gray tank.
