Class C and water
We are taking a trip from Florida to Colorado this summer. We plan on stopping at truck stops to spend the night. My question is, do you fill your fresh water tank up or just bring jugs of water? W...
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If all you ever do is go from FHU site to FHU site in good weather and well known roads then traveling without water onboard is not that bad.
That is not what we do. At departure, the potable is full, the black is empty and we will be a full fuel before the end of the first hundred miles.
Between October and April, we will always be provisioned for three days. We have often been held up for a day for weather in the off season. On one memorable occasion, that became two days. So, we sat in the parking lot in the nice warm coach and watch other people struggle to get somewhere.
We have often been held up for weather or road issues and the places we go often only barely have GPS coverage. If we could not run completely self-contained, it would be a sincere cramp for our style of traveling.
Matt
That is not what we do. At departure, the potable is full, the black is empty and we will be a full fuel before the end of the first hundred miles.
Between October and April, we will always be provisioned for three days. We have often been held up for a day for weather in the off season. On one memorable occasion, that became two days. So, we sat in the parking lot in the nice warm coach and watch other people struggle to get somewhere.
We have often been held up for weather or road issues and the places we go often only barely have GPS coverage. If we could not run completely self-contained, it would be a sincere cramp for our style of traveling.
Matt
