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Old 04-30-2018, 11:05 PM   #1
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2 fresh water tanks

Getting MH ready for the season. Sanitized the fresh water tanks.Why have 2 tanks?I guess each tank holds 37.5 gallons.
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Yes your correct for your full 75 gal.
Some links for you, important links,--- Workhorse forum---, important WH Link,-- OEMY's web site, all the links below in my signature have answers for your Newmar.
Do not forget the water heater when sanitizing so no egg smell in hot summer months, winterize -- de-winterize.
Enjoy the new season and safe travels.
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Thanks for the info!
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