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Old 12-25-2009, 04:17 PM   #1
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'70 Globetrotter Fresh and Black tank Capacities

Hi, Az Al here. I am trying to find the tank capacities for a 70 21 foot Globetrotter both fresh and black. Help!
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Well according the the brochure for the 1970 models, all have a 50gal fresh water capacity (WOW!!!). No mention of the size of the black tank though, except that is has "approximately one week capacity". I am a big fan of the '69 & '70 Caravels, GlobeTrotters & Safaris('70) - very cool layout. Be sure to post plenty of pics!!!
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toddster, does not sound right based on what mine seems to hold. I think it is about 25 gallons or so. Having a devil of a time finding this data. As for pictures see my classified post. I am trying to sell my 70 Globetrotter. Thanks AZ AL
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Old 12-25-2009, 04:56 PM   #4
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toddster, does not sound right based on what mine seems to hold. I think it is about 25 gallons or so. Having a devil of a time finding this data. As for pictures see my classified post. I am trying to sell my 70 Globetrotter. Thanks AZ AL
Al,

According to -> This <- Toddster is right. To confirm what you have you could measure the tank... 1 gallon = 231 cu inches.
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Old 12-25-2009, 04:59 PM   #5
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I know, it sounds amazing, my '67 has a 30gal capacity which seems more reasonable, but I have now found reference to the 50gal capacity in two places in the brochure. Chances are that they downsized after printing the brochure. I have an idea, drain your tank, time how long it takes to fill a 3 gallon bucket with your hose (to get a gal/min flow rate of your outside plumbing), then time how long it takes to refill the fresh water tank. I'll bet that this will get you a fairly close approximation.
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70 21 foot Globetrotter tank capacities

byamcaravanner and toddster, It is hard to argue with the real brochure on the Globetrotter (thanks byamcaravanner). Just does not seem that large. Guess I will to run a flow test. Anybody know the size of the black water tank? Thanks AZ AL
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Old 12-25-2009, 05:39 PM   #7
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If you can wait till he's back from his holiday break, I'm sure Andy at Inland RV can tell you. Otherwise maybe try some google searches???? I tried it and 30/12 seemed to be a prevalent answer for 1970 Caravels & GTs.

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I have a 71 GT and the fresh water tank is out and sitting in the basement, it holds 34 Gallons. The black water tank was shot and now resides in a landfill. I think it held around 15 gals but not sure.

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