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| bamasurveyor |
Posted - Nov 19 2008 : 09:43:04 AM
We've had our Surveyor SV291 for 2 camping seasons now and still think it's a great for our needs. It's very easy to pull with our small V-8 truck, although we do know it's behind us on hills but that's something we accept for great gas mileage everyday(22mpg on highway).
With the Slide open it gives us all the room we need for up to 5 adults which we have often. After 13years of tent camping, this isn't camping AT ALL! We call our trailer our "Little bit of Paradise" and welcome all our friends and strangers alike to "paradise" when they visit us.
My only complaint about out Surveyor is that it is the model that has the separate drain outlets on the holding tanks and there is ALWAYS some spillage. swapping the hose around. I keep a jug of bleach handy for that.
But Like I said, We love our Surveyor!
John 48
Ted 48
2007 Surveyor SV291
2006 Chevy Silverado LS EXTCab- 4.8 V-8 4:10 |
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| Draytondave |
Posted - Nov 23 2008 : 9:52:49 PM
I like Chris have replaced the caps on my drains with the type that will accept a garden hose. When connecting the two together and opening the respective drains you can use the Galley tank and the Bathroom grey tank and have the extra capacity by equalizing between the two. Works great when boon docking with no sewer connection.
Dave
Dave
2002 Ford 5.4 F-150 4x4 XTR.
Monroe coil over rear shocks
Reece W/D Hitch, Twin Reece friction sway bars.
2008 Flagstaff 831RLSS
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| midnightpumpkin |
Posted - Nov 23 2008 : 7:24:34 PM
quote:
The hose from the galley tank is connected to the Hydro Flush fitting.
2007 Rockwood 8315SS
2003 Dodge Ram 2500 Short Bed, Hemi
Ready to travel weights:
Trailer 6640# on Axles, 920# on tongue.
Combined gross wt no people on board 13855#
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| Kevin |
Posted - Nov 23 2008 : 07:11:06 AM
midnightpumpkin- I was looking at yur pictures and I don't quite understand. How does the garden hose from the galley actually empty into the sewer pipe? I have a been looking for a solution to this myself for our seasonal set up. Thanks! |
| bamasurveyor |
Posted - Nov 22 2008 : 06:58:47 AM
Thanks guys for giving me some great ideas to combine my holding tank drain outlets into one hose.
After reading your ideas and viewing the pictures, we thought about it... Such an easy solution! And we ALREADY have everything to do it with.
Our Thanksgiving trip will not have sewer hookups, but we will try our idea on our next full hook up site. Thanks again
John 48
Ted 48
2007 Surveyor SV291
2006 Chevy Silverado LS EXTCab- 4.8 V-8 4:10 |
| midnightpumpkin |
Posted - Nov 21 2008 : 1:24:42 PM
Here's my solution:
http://rocky06fs.forumco.com/topic~TOPIC_ID~442.asp
John U
2007 Rockwood 8315SS
2003 Dodge Ram 2500 Short Bed, Hemi
Ready to travel weights:
Trailer 6640# on Axles, 920# on tongue.
Combined gross wt no people on board 13855#
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| campercat |
Posted - Nov 21 2008 : 09:49:21 AM
bamasurveyor I bring two sewer hoses and a y connector. I hook up both at the same time, connect the y and allow them to drain at the same time. Saves a lot of time!
Cathy
An every once in a while camping DH
Two camping doggies
2009 Flagstaff 831BHSS
2008 Tundra 5.7L V8
My Webshots Albums: http://community.webshots.com/user/cbashamla
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| Capn Courage |
Posted - Nov 19 2008 : 3:38:49 PM
John
Would it be possible to put a Y in to connect the two drains ? Having two seperate drains would be a real pain, I'm sure owners who are on seasonal sites have come up with a fix for it.
Norm
Capn & Mrs. C
Phoenix The Camping Sheltie
2002 GMC Safari
2004 Rockwood 2304
Eaz Lift WDH
Reese AntiSway
Nights Camped 2008 = 66
 
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