Newbie as of February 2022

[Bsebol51]

Good morning, this is bsebol51 (Chuck) and just wanted to check in and looking forward to this forum. I recently bought a 2022 Palimino Puma and anxious to use it come mid April. My wife and I are new to the rv world, have questions and looking forward to reading everyone's views and tips. I am currently struggling to find out info on the galley tank which I've been told I have. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

[wildmandmc]

hello chuck, i'm abe. SW Florida here. looked up your unit, 5'er or TT. on my 5'er i have 3 tanks, crap tank, galley tank and grey water tank, I think not totally sure, galley tank is tank the sink flows into. When i first went to empty tanks on 1st trip out i seen the pull knob for all 3.

[Bsebol51]

Good morning Abe, I'm in VA and it's a tt with 1.5 baths, (2) Grey and (2) black tanks. What got me thinking about the galley tank was that on the wall mount indicator it had a gly2 which is the galley tank serving the kitchen. Thing is I also have an outdoor kitchen so the dealer only tells me nothing and doesn't really know. From reading a post someone mentioned he had a galley tank that had a dump handle . Owners manual doesn't mention anything about galley tank.

[MSHappyCampers]

Hi Chuck! Welcome to IRV2! We're sure glad you joined us!

Congrats on the new rig! Have fun and keep her between the ditches!

Good luck, happy trails, and God bless!

[kekker]

On My 30 Ft Trailer I have a Black tank, Grey Tank and the Galley Tank.
From the back of My trailer Driver Side going Forward first is the Black Tank Pull Handel then the Grey Tank Pull Handle Last is the Galley Tank Handle.
if I read this right you have an Outside Galley, Drain ALL Your Tanks and then ONLY Fill the Outside Galley. check your gauges and see which one is Filling.

[Marine359]

Welcome Chuck,
From your post, I can’t tell if your trailer is new and can’t tell if you’ve taken delivery yet. If you haven’t taken delivery, make a list of anything you don’t think is explained well in the manuals, and ask for an explanation at your PDI. If you have taken delivery, it would be worthwhile to take the trailer back to the dealer and have them give you a proper and thorough PDI. You paid for it, you should demand it. A proper PDI should take 90 minutes or more for a trailer, and 2 hours or more for a motorhome. If you don’t know what you should ask, post again here, and members will be happy to give you a list. Also during PDI, all appliances, electrical and plumbing systems should be operated to ensure they are operating properly.

[Bsebol51]

Appreciate the response. The trailer is in storage now and when the weather changes the plan is to get underneath it and find out where this galley tank is. This forum has been extremely helpful as the dealership know nothing. We had a1.5 hour walk around with no mention of this tank. Thank you

[Bsebol51]

The info was helpful. When the weather breaks I plan to go out to where it's stored at to look underneath and see where all these tanks are. The park opens up in April so this will be the first time using it and am trying to get all the info my brain can handle to solve maybe problems. It's amazing all the info I have gotten from all the good people here and absolutely no info from the dealer. Thank you

[RHD51]

It's possible you have an indicator but no galley tank. It will be obvious once you get a closer look.
To bad your dealer is uninformed. Did you receive any description or specs on your TT upon purchase? They should have provided some info on this.
If not, you should be able do an internet search for your model# and find out all the info. you need about included equipment.

Look forward to some wonderful journeys. Good luck!

[travelingjw]

I just checked on their website. They have an interactive User Manual where you should be able to get the specific answer.

[Bsebol51]

Top of the morning,
I have a wall mount indicator that says gly2 and Puma rep has stated that I have a galley tank but that's all they know. The booklet that the dealer gives you is really helpful but does not discuss the tanks, everything but them. The owner's manual on the website is good also but doesn't mention galley tank. It's frustrating that between the two for the past two months neither one has helped. I've gotten all my info on the galley tank from this forum and its been great and helpful. So my plan is when the weather breaks here to go underneath and find out where everything is. Maybe then I'll enlighten the dealer... trying to get all the maybe problems out of the way before I start enjoying it come April. Appreciate the feedback, have a great day

[Bsebol51]

Good morning, I have their manual on my email but no mention about galley tank so I'll continue on smartly and get my info from this great forum. Thank you