Fresh/Grey/Black Tank Volumes

[Travis Q]

Hi all, I'm new to the site and have some questions.
I'm currently doing a conversion on a 1995 FLD 120 and was wondering what would be good grey and black water tank sizes for this thing? I will have 200 gals of fresh water, and I was planning on 120 grey and 75 black. Will this be sufficient? We will typically have no more than four or five people staying for 3 or 4 days (we are racers). Thanks in advance for all the help, and for the great website!!

Travis

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[rjdhomes]

Travis, sounds like a good size for your needs. Most of the conversion companies have smaller tanks than your plan.

Bob

 

[Warpath-TC]

Travis -

The 75 black will be plenty, I had 47 grey in the last conversion (thought it was more) and that was good for 2 days 2 people. We bumped up to 94 on the new one so I am hoping a weekend for 2 adults 2 kids will work with that. As Bob mentioned the conversion companies are prety weak on the holding tank capacities.

Did you see my 1995 FLD120 in the gallery? Sold it in October, but had alot a fun in that thing. Always got a ton of attention anywhere I went, pretty good for a FLD.

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