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alk8778 · 12-06-2018, 07:27 AM

As everyone else has said, the tank on the 367SE is one 30 gallon tank that feeds the transfer station and generator. We've had the same model for the past 6 years, excellent camper.

Now for real world facts. If you run the tank empty where the fuel pump will not pump any more out, you will only have 21-22 gallons usable by the transfer pump/nozzle. There will still be some left for the generator to run off of. We have run the gen for a good 2 hours after the transfer station was "empty". We have never run the generator out of fuel, so don't know how much reserve the tank holds for the gen. But in the end, we have never been able to put more than 23-24 gallons in it. Not sure how much of the tank is wasted since it is a very wide and flat tank, but when filling, if the camper is on any angle, it can make it difficult to fill.

12-06-2018, 07:27 AM	#16
alk8778 Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Macomb, MI Posts: 6	As everyone else has said, the tank on the 367SE is one 30 gallon tank that feeds the transfer station and generator. We've had the same model for the past 6 years, excellent camper. Now for real world facts. If you run the tank empty where the fuel pump will not pump any more out, you will only have 21-22 gallons usable by the transfer pump/nozzle. There will still be some left for the generator to run off of. We have run the gen for a good 2 hours after the transfer station was "empty". We have never run the generator out of fuel, so don't know how much reserve the tank holds for the gen. But in the end, we have never been able to put more than 23-24 gallons in it. Not sure how much of the tank is wasted since it is a very wide and flat tank, but when filling, if the camper is on any angle, it can make it difficult to fill.