i have 19.6 2002 jayco heritage with two water tanks can anybody tell me capacity cant find info anywhere thanks dave
ozjohn said
04:46 PM Jun 22, 2011
Dave, Unfortunately most tanks have the capacity on the top. A quick phone call to Jayco should get you the answer you seek. Cheers, Ozjohn.
Jacko said
05:23 PM Jun 22, 2011
Darling if you measure the tanks in CM LxBxH=Total Volume
Darling here is an example for you
80cm x 50cm x 15cm=60,000/1,000=60L take off 10% for the baffles. There you go darling simple as and even blonde Jacko can do it. So darling no doubt you can do it.
-- Edited by Jacko on Wednesday 22nd of June 2011 06:51:32 PM
jimricho said
06:56 PM Jun 22, 2011
Jacko wrote:
Darling if you measure the tanks in CM LxBxH=Total Volume
Darling here is an example for you
80cm x 50cm x 15cm=60,000/1,000=60L There you go darling simple as and even blonde Jacko can do it. So darling no doubt you can do it.
Can't we dispense with some of the "darlings"? Also I think the response trivialises a quite sensible and intelligent question from a very welcome newcomer to the forum.
It may be that the tank is not rectangular in shape or is located in a position where it would be difficult to measure.
I haven't had to do this so someone may have a "handy hint" but my suggestion would be to fill the tank then drain it into a bucket with a known volume (capacity). It may be necessary to measure the capacity of the bucket first rather than assuming it's volume. (Assuming a call to Jayco doesn't come up with an answer)
-- Edited by jimricho on Wednesday 22nd of June 2011 07:00:57 PM
moosebarter said
10:28 AM Jun 23, 2011
thnks oziohn have spoken to a couple of dealers little satisfaction ill try again regards dave
moosebarter said
10:34 AM Jun 23, 2011
thanks jimricho best sugestion iv heard thanke for your time dave
moosebarter said
10:39 AM Jun 23, 2011
thanks jacko cant measure under van thanks for your help who ever said blonds were dumb was mistaken regards dave
Wombat 280 said
12:41 PM Jun 23, 2011
Ring Jayco Direct no sense talking to the the monkeys ( salesmen) when the organ grinder has the answers on tap may even pay to have the chjassie number on hand in case it was a special order and non standard tanks were fitted
moosebarter said
02:18 PM Jun 23, 2011
thanks wombat just did that 82 ltrs per tank thanks everyone for your help
ozjohn said
04:21 PM Jun 23, 2011
moosebarter wrote:
thanks wombat just did that 82 ltrs per tank thanks everyone for your help
As I said in my post. "Phone Jayco"! And there you go. Just ask and your questions will be answered (most of the time).
Cheers, ozjohn.
PeterD said
04:33 PM Jun 25, 2011
The other way is to go to this page and compare the tanks listed.
moosebarter said
07:46 PM Jun 25, 2011
thanks pete
DandS said
07:18 PM Aug 7, 2011
If you measure length, width and depth. go to the following link and scroll down to the volume calculator section. This should help you out.
i have 19.6 2002 jayco heritage with two water tanks can anybody tell me capacity cant find info anywhere thanks dave
Dave,
Unfortunately most tanks have the capacity on the top.
A quick phone call to Jayco should get you the answer you seek.
Cheers, Ozjohn.
Darling if you measure the tanks in CM LxBxH=Total Volume
Darling here is an example for you
80cm x 50cm x 15cm=60,000/1,000=60L take off 10% for the baffles. There you go darling simple as and even blonde Jacko can do it. So darling no doubt you can do it.
-- Edited by Jacko on Wednesday 22nd of June 2011 06:51:32 PM
Can't we dispense with some of the "darlings"? Also I think the response trivialises a quite sensible and intelligent question from a very welcome newcomer to the forum.
It may be that the tank is not rectangular in shape or is located in a position where it would be difficult to measure.
I haven't had to do this so someone may have a "handy hint" but my suggestion would be to fill the tank then drain it into a bucket with a known volume (capacity). It may be necessary to measure the capacity of the bucket first rather than assuming it's volume. (Assuming a call to Jayco doesn't come up with an answer)
-- Edited by jimricho on Wednesday 22nd of June 2011 07:00:57 PM
thnks oziohn have spoken to a couple of dealers little satisfaction ill try again regards dave
thanks jimricho best sugestion iv heard thanke for your time dave
thanks jacko cant measure under van thanks for your help who ever said blonds were dumb was mistaken regards dave
thanks wombat just did that 82 ltrs per tank thanks everyone for your help
As I said in my post. "Phone Jayco"!
And there you go. Just ask and your questions will be answered (most of the time).
Cheers, ozjohn.
The other way is to go to this page and compare the tanks listed.
thanks pete
If you measure length, width and depth. go to the following link and scroll down to the volume calculator section. This should help you out.
http://www.thelongranger.com.au/longrangefueltanktools.html
Daryl