Inconsiderate engineering
If any of y’all heard any far off cursing and swearing a week ago it was probably from me and a friend removing the grey water tank from my Class A RV. It seems that in a classic case of “inconsiderat...
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With my two most recent RVs I have never had a problem with the Grey, Black or Fresh Water Tanks. My current RV is 20 years old and the one before it was 16 years old. I wouldn't consider the grey, black of fresh water tanks as a “wear” item. My expectation as well as most manufacturers is these are permanent fixtures to last the life of the RV. Hence the inconsiderate engineering.
That being said... If I had to replace the tanks on either of these RVs it would have been difficult without removing drivetrain and suspension parts.
That being said... If I had to replace the tanks on either of these RVs it would have been difficult without removing drivetrain and suspension parts.
