Fresh water tank capacity?

[ducksface]

Originally Posted by MLP

First I have and use the flow meter. They are very accurate. For a filter I now use the ClearSource Ultra Guard 1/2 micron filter. I was able to eliminate the UV filter on the new to me Thor Palazzo 33.2. It protects against viruses, bacteria, and cysts. It installed easily in the thin bay behind the water tank on the passenger side.

This makes perfect, inexpensive, sense.
Few will take heed.

[knucklehead]

Originally Posted by dweaver_3@msn.com

Thank you for all the responses. Had not considered they would include the hotwater tank and the lines...WOWZA. Makes camping without hookups a bit difficult for any length of time.

Guess you could always run water into a gallon jug and dump it in the sink. Then you would know if you indeed got 50 gallons out of it and how many it took to fill the gray tank in the process as well! I'd do it at a RV park and use their water to refill the fresh tank, using your D.C. water pump of coarse-LOL; Bob Trice

[Beau388]

Originally Posted by dweaver_3@msn.com

We have a 2020 Windsport 29M and everything I have read says the capacity is 50 gallons. We think it is less than 30. Could there be another tank?

You could just measure the tank. 0ne gallon equals 0.1334 cuft so 50 gallons equals 6.667 cuft. My tank 22"x22"x24" or 6.72 cuft outside (there are 1728 cuin in one cuft).

[mburns884]

I have a 2020 29m. The fresh tank is 50 gallons or very close. I haven’t measured it, but this is my 4th RV, and I can tell by the time it takes to fill having filled up a lot of them in my day.

I also used to work with aquariums and I can tell you by looking at the tank it’s roughly the size of a 55 gallon tank (with slightly different dimensions of course)