The Silver Streak E-mail ListArchive Files[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] RE: [SilverStreak] Just getting started
Tom, Thanks for clarifying the grey water question. You make an excellent point, I must defer to your infinitely greater knowledge of our trailers. I can only speak for the 1972 SS 26 ft. Cont. Apollo that I have. My trailer was set up the way I stated in my previous post, according to the data that came with the trailer, and the previous two owners. Fortunately a separate grey water tank was added sometime after delivery of the new trailer. A very faded invoice that I found indicates the grey water tank may have added in 1974, but the receipt is so faded I am not sure of the date or even where the tank was added. The grey water tank is under the bathroom floor, and the rear heating duct has been relocated from the bathroom floor to just inside the bed area and turned 90 Deg.. The passenger side rear leveling jack was dispensed with, to make way for the grey water tank. The previous owner of my trailer is an aircraft mechanic and replaced the crude "tin" cover(his words) over the grey water tank with a Very Well Made and well fitting Al Diamond Plate cover. I have separate slider valves for the grey water tank and the Black water tank, and use a Y built into my sewer hose to drain them to a dump station or when I have full hookups when camping. Ralph
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