Lose half my water during travel
My family does exclusive dry camping because we like to get away from the crowds so I depend on on-board water storage. My first TT was a 19' 2004 Fleetwood Pioneer and it had a 50 gal. fresh water t...
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dewey02 wrote:
And there is a risk of driving off a cliff if you don't pay attention.:S
Or driving away with your awning out. Or not putting your stabilizer jacks up before moving.
There is no problem with valving the vents, just remember to have them shut while travelling and open when filling or when you are at camp. Many (likely thousands) of us have done it. It solves the problem. Just make it part of your routine to open and shut them at the proper time.
You won't find me recommending stupid, unsafe modifications. There just might be some of us that are less than perfect. When connected to city water, any flow to the tank can also be a big problem. One can take the time to do it right, or crawl under the trailer and turn valves twice every time water is needed while traveling.
