Traveling with a full water tank
My wife has been researching TT in anticipation of buying a new one and came across an interesting comment. A fellow camper was traveling with a full water tank and at some point on the journey, the ...
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hilandfrog wrote:
Absolutely ridiculous that one can not take what they would like with them.
For those saying fill up when you get there,why?
I pack as I leave for a trip, I would like to be ready not have a list of******to do when I get there. Many times the water in the areas I'm going to is foul, tastes like plastic pipes/ water cisterns, rusted/ discolored,or from a system that smells of one thing or another, the Blackfoot tribe up here in MT has some really bad water (east Glacier national park) .... not every water system is as clean as our well water, why should I drink icky water when I have a 300 foot well producing as much as I can pull out.
IF a manufacture is unable to secure 800pounds of square container... how much faith do you have in any of their construction methods?
"We would love to build you a house that holds up to snow load but we need to have snow first"
I can not in my little brain justify buying ANYTHING from a manufacture who is unable to build something that would last while in use..... just plain stupid designs.
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I agree 100%
Any manufacturer that cannot build a product that will carry full water when needed is not one I would purchase from.
