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- LwiddisExplorer IIboosTT, don't you own a bucket? lol
- boosTTExplorerDoes it really matter? You already own the trailer at this point.
- LwiddisExplorer IIYes, Artum, the old bucket method works too! lol
- Artum_SnowbirdExplorerFill your fresh water, then get two buckets, measure them. Start draining the fresh and fill up to your measurement, then switch. Dump that measured amount into the gray. Continue until either fresh is empty, or gray is full. Record measurement. Dump gray slowly into bucket, dump into black. Keep measuring until you know for sure. See how much you can put into black.
Usually fresh and gray are close, black is often less. - LwiddisExplorer IITry-
http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/2003/Komfort/M-21T/4035919/Special-Notes
http://www.rvvaluesonline.com/Navigation.do?product=RVBB&yearId=2003&year=2003&manufacturerId=1467&manufacturer=KOMFORT+CORPORATION&modelId=75449&model=KOMFORT+TRAVEL+TRAILERS
https://www.rvtrader.com/New-Or-Used-Komfort-Komfort-21T-RVs-For-Sale---RVTrader.Com/search-results?make=Komfort%7C2276796&model=Komfort%2021T%7C764843868&sort=featured%3Aasc&radius=150&
http://www.etqualityrv.com/product/used-2003-komfort-21tg-583153-29 - HoodCanalNorthExplorerUnable to research. Nothing was available.
- LwiddisExplorer III found 56 gallons for fresh water. Seemed easy to find. What did your research show?
- MitchF150Explorer IIIAll the tanks on my 2003 22' Prowler is 30 gallons..
If you have access to them, you can get some basic measurements and compute it?
Good luck!
Mitch
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