Water tank size.... What would you do?
Purchased a new 2019 Avalanche 321RS last month. Finally got to take it out for the weekend this past weekend. The website,brochure RV Dealers and everything states it has a 66 gallon fresh water tank...
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I'd be pretty upset as well. It won't hurt to contact both the selling dealer as well as the manufacture, but I think it will be hard to get them to do much.
I feel like I am in the same situation as you are. My trailer is supposed to have 90 gallons of capacity. I don't know how much it really has, but it sure isn't 90. Wife and I can go for a weekend without filling, maybe stretch it to 3 days if I am careful, but longer than that doesn't work.
I ended up buying one of these. Bed Water Caddy. 63 gallons. When we go for more than 2 days, I always bring it with me. I modified a RV water pump so that I can pump water from the tank into my trailer.
It isn't as good as having the 90 gallon capacity my trailer is supposed to have, but it will get me through longer trips without having to move my trailer to refill.
I feel like I am in the same situation as you are. My trailer is supposed to have 90 gallons of capacity. I don't know how much it really has, but it sure isn't 90. Wife and I can go for a weekend without filling, maybe stretch it to 3 days if I am careful, but longer than that doesn't work.
I ended up buying one of these. Bed Water Caddy. 63 gallons. When we go for more than 2 days, I always bring it with me. I modified a RV water pump so that I can pump water from the tank into my trailer.
It isn't as good as having the 90 gallon capacity my trailer is supposed to have, but it will get me through longer trips without having to move my trailer to refill.
