Water tank fell out.
This week we went to a local campground to join some friends who were on the maiden voyage with their new TT. Pulled into our space and got everything set up. Heard a pop come from under the trailer, ...
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Dusty R wrote:SaltiDawg wrote:bartlettj wrote:
I've heard tell that traveling with the tank 3/4 full is the worst case, since it's heavy and sloshing...
In Naval Architecture it is called the "Free Surface Effect." Shipboard tanks and voids have baffles installed and/or are required to be kept either full or empty.
When you see a large tanker truck going down the highway be assured it has elaborate baffle systems installed.
I am not an RVer, but I certainly can see not driving down the road unless your potable water tank is either full or empty.
Last I knew milk tankers are not allowed to be baffled.
Dusty
Are they full? Or are they simply at risk.
Just trying to help the OP. Don't tow a milk tanker behind your RV!
