Tank #1 vs Tank #2 in a Big Country 3450 (2010)
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JohnDar
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Re: Tank #1 vs Tank #2 in a Bigcountry 3450 (2010)
You could add water to both tanks, if they're not already in use, and add some food coloring to one (via either the bathroom or kitchen sink). Put a clear adapter on the sewer connection. Pull one handle, then close and repeat for the other handle, and when you see the color, you'll know for sure.
I don't know about BC's, but on my BH, Gray 1 is the bathroom, Gray 2 is the galley.
You could add water to both tanks, if they're not already in use, and add some food coloring to one (via either the bathroom or kitchen sink). Put a clear adapter on the sewer connection. Pull one handle, then close and repeat for the other handle, and when you see the color, you'll know for sure.
I don't know about BC's, but on my BH, Gray 1 is the bathroom, Gray 2 is the galley.
Re: Tank #1 vs Tank #2 in a Bigcountry 3450 (2010)
Hee hee. Like I said. Accurate coax labeling!
Maybe I need to change the order I drop the tanks in.....
Hee hee. Like I said. Accurate coax labeling!
Maybe I need to change the order I drop the tanks in.....
AK92CQ
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Re: Tank #1 vs Tank #2 in a Bigcountry 3450 (2010)
We just got back from our first trip on our new Greystone. After the fourth day there our shower backed up and when I went to drain it the valve wouldn't work. After tinkering with it for a couple of hours I finally had to call customer service. I was instructed to pull the belly pan down far enough to see if the valve was indeed working. Long story short after 5 hours of taking screws out, LP gas lines down and checking valves we finally determined that all of the valves were labeled wrong! DUH!!!! At least feeling like an idiot doesn't last very long.
We just got back from our first trip on our new Greystone. After the fourth day there our shower backed up and when I went to drain it the valve wouldn't work. After tinkering with it for a couple of hours I finally had to call customer service. I was instructed to pull the belly pan down far enough to see if the valve was indeed working. Long story short after 5 hours of taking screws out, LP gas lines down and checking valves we finally determined that all of the valves were labeled wrong! DUH!!!! At least feeling like an idiot doesn't last very long.
Lovetocamp
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Re: Tank #1 vs Tank #2 in a Bigcountry 3450 (2010)
I had that same experience (of sorts) with our first Heartland trailer. We owned a North Trail 32QBSS and it only had 2 tanks (1 black and 1 grey). The labeling was completely wrong on that one. Went to empty what I thought was the black tank first and ended emptying my grey tank not knowing.
I had that same experience (of sorts) with our first Heartland trailer. We owned a North Trail 32QBSS and it only had 2 tanks (1 black and 1 grey). The labeling was completely wrong on that one. Went to empty what I thought was the black tank first and ended emptying my grey tank not knowing.
Re: Tank #1 vs Tank #2 in a Bigcountry 3450 (2010)
Peace
Dave
Another good reason to have a clear plastic elbow on the drain. This and knowing when the black tank is clean.
Peace
Dave
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