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quote:Originally posted by BirdingRVer
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The Montana Specs says: Fresh water 60, waste water 38, gray water 76. Anyone know how big the galley tank is?
There was thread a while back about did the vanity sink empty into the gray or black tank. What was the final consensus?
I opted to use one of those plastic Lube Plates on the king pin. I guess I should have asked sooner, is there any reason to not use one? How long do they generally last? How will I know when it is time to replace it?
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I believe the galley tank is 38 gallons. The 76 figure you quote is the combined grey water and galley tank capacity combined. Both are 38 gallons, I believe. Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
As for the teflon plate, we use them in lieu of grease. By all means, you should use one. It not only wears well, but keeps metal off metal. I use a little bit of white lithium grease on the king pin itself just because I'm from the old school that says when you have metal against metal (jaws around king pin) there is going to be metal chafing and wear.
Hope this helps you.
Orv