Does anyone know the fresh, black and gray water capacities for a 2005 Weekend Warrior SL3005 Fifth wheel. I am looking to purchase and the current owner says he isn't sure what it holds. Is there an online source for owners manuals and such for these older trailers? The current owner has none of the original paperwork or manuals.
Thanks.
Full Version: 2005 Weekend Warrior Capacities
Should be 150 Water 50 Black 50 Gray if it it the same as my 08
QUOTE (Fireman @ Feb 22 2010, 11:29 AM) 
Should be 150 Water 50 Black 50 Gray if it it the same as my 08
Not a SL
SL or Super Light only has 30 /30 for grey/black and 100 for fresh. Should have about 12' clear to the first cabinet and is just over 80" wide IIRC
QUOTE (MWBbanshee @ Feb 22 2010, 11:31 AM)
QUOTE (Fireman @ Feb 22 2010, 11:29 AM)
Should be 150 Water 50 Black 50 Gray if it it the same as my 08
Not a SL
SL or Super Light only has 30 /30 for grey/black and 100 for fresh. Should have about 12' clear to the first cabinet and is just over 80" wide IIRC
Can you explain what you mean by "Should have about 12' clear to the first cabinet and is just over 80" wide IIRC"
Thanks.
QUOTE (Prettytiedup @ Feb 22 2010, 10:57 AM)
QUOTE (MWBbanshee @ Feb 22 2010, 11:31 AM)
QUOTE (Fireman @ Feb 22 2010, 11:29 AM)
Should be 150 Water 50 Black 50 Gray if it it the same as my 08
Not a SL
SL or Super Light only has 30 /30 for grey/black and 100 for fresh. Should have about 12' clear to the first cabinet and is just over 80" wide IIRC
Can you explain what you mean by "Should have about 12' clear to the first cabinet and is just over 80" wide IIRC"
Thanks.
MWB is correct on the water tanks. He is talking about cargo space on the 12' and 80" .
Thanks!
Measure the tanks, I think it is simple math L x W x D = cubic feet x 7.47 = Gallons 
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