2013 Dutchmen voltage 36'

[Chipper32255@gmail.com]

162 gal of fresh water
96 grey
96 black
I believe the two black tanks are 48 gal ea.
I'm not sure but I think I only have one grey tank that is 96 gal
I have one master bath
And a1/2 bath. only sink and toilet so I wondering
If the small 1/2 bath sink just flow's into the back black.
Only have purchased but not yet been out on the road...... Any body have any ideas or how to find out
Thanks,
Chip

[lcv800]

Empty every thing and verify gauges read same. Then one at a time run water out of each outlet until you see a reading from one of the gauges. Empty and repeat. Then you will know what drains where.
Rusty

[dougs2]

Pretty sure the 1/2 bath sink drains to the kitchen gray tank. You should have 2 grey tanks the main bathroom and kitchen.

[DesertRat]

So what model do you have? Sounds like it might be a V3605 or is it 3600. Do you have 2 or 3 axles? I don't know of any Voltage model that has 162 gal of fresh water, 160 gal if 3600 model. 96 gal in V3605

[Sinecure]

Since it's a 2013, I'm guessing it's a 3600. I don't believe Voltage came out with the V3605 until 2014. According to the brouchure, it states you have:
Fresh: 160 gal.
Black: 96 gal.
Gray: 96 gal.

Now here's where things get a bit confusing, you have one fresh water tank, two black tanks and two gray tanks. The main bath has the Black/Gray dump handles in the basement convenience center. Under the main slide, you have another dump valve that you must crawl to reach which is for the kitchen sink. This gray galley tank empties into the same sewer outlet as the main bath black/gray tanks. For the half bath in the garage, there is a completely separate tank and sewer outlet behind the axles that you have to connect to the sewer hose in order to dump. It's because of this I don't use the half bath at all.

So the way I have it figured on my rv, you have your 160 gallons of fresh water, a 48 gallon gray and black tanks in the front, then a 48 gallon gray for the galley, and finally a completely separate system consisting of a 48 gallon black tank and sewer outlet for the rear bath.

I have attached the 2013 brochure for you to see for yourself. A lot of info, but none of it very specific.

[Chipper32255@gmail.com]

Thanks to all who replied. You ideas and theorys are greatly appreciated. Once I find out for sure
I will let you know my findings.
Again thank you so much
Chip