Tanks

[oldscout]

Does anyone know where the black and the two gray tanks are located on a Springdale summerland 2570rl are located?

[travelin texans]

Originally Posted by oldscout

Does anyone know where the black and the two gray tanks are located on a Springdale summerland 2570rl are located?

Underneath the rv!

The black tank should be directly under the toilet. Typically when you flush the contents drop fairly straight down into the tank.
The grey for the bath should directly under the shower &/or the lavatory. Same with the galley.
What's your issue?

[flybouy]

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[oldscout]

Originally Posted by travelin texans

Underneath the rv!

The black tank should be directly under the toilet. Typically when you flush the contents drop fairly straight down into the tank.
The grey for the bath should directly under the shower &/or the lavatory. Same with the galley.
What's your issue?

I was just wondering where they were since you can not see them.
we are about to take our first trip and was just wondering

[chuckster57]

Originally Posted by oldscout

I was just wondering where they were since you can not see them.
we are about to take our first trip and was just wondering

Look for the drain lines, black will be 3” and grays will be 1 1/2”.

[flybouy]

As long as you know where the pull handles are to drain them you should be good to go.

[travelin texans]

Originally Posted by oldscout

I was just wondering where they were since you can not see them.
we are about to take our first trip and was just wondering

They should be all tied to 1, maybe 2 depending on Floorplan, 3" dump line on the drivers side of the rv to connect your stinky slinky. If you have two dumps pick up a Y fitting & extra hoses to connect together. Always connect the sewer end 1st then the rv end while holding the hose nearby, there will always be a small amount of liquid run out when you remove the cap so be prepared.
Sounds like you're a rv newbie? If so DO NOT/NEVER leave the black tank valve open when connected to a sewer connection, open to dump as needed. Always dump black tank first then dump greys to clear the hose.

[oldscout]

Not new but been 12 years since we were campers. Old trailer was a 92 Prowler. Lots has changed since then. We did not get the Springdale till late August.