This will be a first for me.

Most mobile home parks have dump sites and water. Or any gas station when I've asked they always say yes go ahead.

Fill it all is what I'll do. Thanks.

freewayrandy wrote:
Thanks for all the tips. I may just wait to fill with water when I get closer to the track.

What a hassle. Just fill up and be done with it. Your fresh water tank full is only around 5-7% of the GVWR. Filling up along the way would be a pain in the @ss IMO.

momentum rv wrote:

freewayrandy wrote:
Thanks for all the tips. I may just wait to fill with water when I get closer to the track.

We haul to the desert full all the time... no worries

FYI not real sure where you will find water to fill up while on the road in the central valley, especially these days... they just don't give that stuff away any more. I would fill up before leaving home just to be safe. Have a good trip

ALSO your fresh water tank(s) is probably abovue (or in front of) the axles

Same here, fully loaded and then some. ;)

freewayrandy wrote:
Thanks for all the tips. I may just wait to fill with water when I get closer to the track.

We haul to the desert full all the time... no worries

FYI not real sure where you will find water to fill up while on the road in the central valley, especially these days... they just don't give that stuff away any more. I would fill up before leaving home just to be safe. Have a good trip

ALSO your fresh water tank(s) is probably above (or in front of) the axles

Thanks for all the tips. I may just wait to fill with water when I get closer to the track.

We do it a few times a year, fully loaded except for water. We usually have access to water about 20-50 miles from our camping area. You notice the weight, just go a little slower allow more space for stopping.

We race 14 times per year and every time we head out the driveway, its holding over 100 gallons of water and the quads. When we go to the beach or somewhere with full hook-ups and no quads, its a treat with the lighter load.

I have to empty fuel, water and waste tanks to stay under gross weight including the toys tanks.

Amazingly enough, our toyhauler does not reach it's gross weight with full water tanks, some food, clothing, a beer, garage full, riding gear, some tools, generator tank full, gas station full. About 15,000lbs on the 3 x 6300lbs (max of tires) axle group.