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Area13
Explorer
Feb 14, 2014

Snow River Camper Info-Black and Grey SIze and???

When I sold my TT and bought a TC last month, I knew enough very little about Snow River except for what a few people online were saying that it was well built. This seems to be true from what I can tell so far.
After looking at an Arctic Fox and an Eagle Cap (both very nice), we came across our Snow River for a lot less money. The wife loved the dry bath and the price was ridiculously cheaper, bought it.

Anywho, I can't find anything on my tank sizes so I can get an idea on how long they will last out camping. I also noticed the shower looks like it dumps into the black.

Anyway we have had it out once and really liked it, very comfortable. I'm pretty sure this will last us a while.

If anyone has any info or links to info on these rigs I would appreciate it. Being an orphan company it's hard to find info. I guess that's why we got such a good deal?

Thanks!
Truck Campers
  • The_Mad_Norsky's avatar
    The_Mad_Norsky
    Explorer
    Feb 15, 2014
    Not my thread, but a big thanks to all anyway.

    Just purchased a SnowRiver and the information was helpful. Much appreciated.
  • mdw60's avatar
    mdw60
    Explorer
    Feb 15, 2014
    I met Bob M back few years, he told me that all showers water goes to gray tanks. but the 10.2 like mines the bathroom sink water dumps to black tank. all SR has 35 gal fresh water tanks. your 9.6 inside shower plumbing can dump outside with the turnable pipe. you have to add it or u might already have one.
    Mine 10.2 has 35 fresh, 18 gray, 18 black.
    I love my SR and planned to keep it on a very long time...
  • Area13's avatar
    Area13
    Explorer
    Feb 15, 2014
    Artum Snowbird wrote:
    I think you have 35 fresh 18 grey and 16 black but don't bet the book on me. I own the same setup as you.

    And the shower does dump into the black tank, but our grey fills up first if you use navy showers.


    You have the same truck and camper as I do, good taste.

    It looks like either way it's going to be tough coming from big TT tanks. The wife is going to be my problem....Outside showers, lake baths, peeing on trees, i'll be fine. BTW, would LOVE to have your fishing opportunities, must be nice up in Campbell river. Let a few of those big Kings heading south through the passage get through to the Puget Sound.:B
  • Artum_Snowbird's avatar
    Artum_Snowbird
    Explorer
    Feb 15, 2014
    I think you have 35 fresh 18 grey and 16 black but don't bet the book on me. I own the same setup as you.

    And the shower does dump into the black tank, but our grey fills up first if you use navy showers.
  • Area13's avatar
    Area13
    Explorer
    Feb 15, 2014
    U.F.O. wrote:
    I have their old spec sheet Bob sent me. Frank


    Thanks Frank! Bob seemed like a great guy from the things I have read.
  • Area13's avatar
    Area13
    Explorer
    Feb 14, 2014
    U.F.O. wrote:
    your 9.6 has 91 liters water, 82 liters grey, 68 liters black, their is 3.78 liters in a us gallon. hope that helps Frank


    Comes out to.......
    24 gal-Fresh
    22 gal-Grey
    18 gal-Black

    Not too large. I will definitely be showering outside.
    I appreciate the info. How do you know this and how certain are you that it is accurate? Thanks Frank.
  • U_F_O_'s avatar
    U_F_O_
    Explorer
    Feb 14, 2014
    your 9.6 has 91 liters water, 82 liters grey, 68 liters black, their is 3.78 liters in a us gallon. hope that helps Frank
  • billtex's avatar
    billtex
    Explorer II
    Feb 14, 2014
    yeah...as suds said...there's some snow river info available on natcoa.
    IIRC; somewhere the old SR website is available?
    I googled it and came up blank...
    Somebody on natcoa will be able to help.
    I may have an old brochure...I'll check tonight.
    Bill

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