FW capacity
I just started looking on line at TC's and noticed there are not many units that have more than 30 gals of FW. Those of you that dry camp most of the time which I assume most of you do where do you st...
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burningman wrote:
The water in the heater gets used if you take showers or anything else using warm water.
My camper goes to Burning Man (hence my username) where absolutely zero grey water, trash, or anything goes on the ground.
Sometimes it goes to races or car shows where you can’t dump anything in the ground.
It’s going to the Bonneville Salt Flats where you can’t dump on the ground. In fact you have to park on a tarp so you don’t so much as leak a drop of oil.
Sometimes it’s even a portable guest house for visiting friends
I’m a little surprised I’m that much the odd truck camper user. I almost never go to a campground.
My primary reason for owning it is the heavy trailer pulling ability.
Sure you can use hot water, but only if there is cold water to push the hot water out. Once your FW tank dries up the remaining hot water just sits there.
Camping where you have nowhere at all to dump any gray water is indeed a little outside the norm. Since you can pull a heavy trailer, there’s your solution to extra waste storage. For nearly everyone else having more fresh than waste storage (or splitting the waste between gray and black) is fine.
Ours has 46 fresh, 26 gray and 22 black. So if we had to, we could transfer some gray into the black and hold it all.
