Holy sagging water tanks, Batman!
Since I was already having a venting problem with my FW tank, I decided this weekend to look and see why there seemed to be a bulge in my enclosed underbelly. The venting problem was a pretty simp...
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Living in Arizona, and boondocking most of the time, you learn to leave home with all the water you can carry. As far as how much I would want to take with me, I prefer to leave with full tanks just so there isn't that much water sloshing around in the tanks. It isn't like there are baffles in the tanks.
I still don't understand why folks would accept the notion that a TRAVEL trailer should be moved with minimal, or no, water in the tanks.
This is a picture of the last camper/travel trailer I built with a water tank and gasoline tank underneath.
I believe in "full" support of the plastic water tanks.
I still don't understand why folks would accept the notion that a TRAVEL trailer should be moved with minimal, or no, water in the tanks.
This is a picture of the last camper/travel trailer I built with a water tank and gasoline tank underneath.
I believe in "full" support of the plastic water tanks.
