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Originally Posted by BiigDaddy
Just a suggestion from my past experience.... in my pre-Montana days I had a Puma travel trailer that had two 35ish gallon grey tanks. One was for the bathroom, and one was for the kitchen sink. Obviously we would fill the bathroom grey significantly faster than the kitchen grey. What I ended up doing was putting a "Y" into my drain lines and using both tanks by balancing out the grey water level. I had effectively almost doubled my bathroom grey usable capacity, and we ran that way for about three years until we sold it.
Hopefully this is something you may find useful. Oh, and welcome to the MOC!
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Thank you.
After thinking about it, I already have that in place since there is the main discharge valve on the end of the system. If that valve is closed and both the gray and galley tank valves are open, they will be linked together via the drain system, effectively giving me the full 93 gallon capacity by filling the gray tank first then the upper galley tank second.
BGINTN