Buyer Beware Of “Used RV’s”!
The holding tanks in a used RV are notoriously difficult to inspect before making a purchase. Don't let the additional expense be passed on to you. The holding tanks should be professionally hydro-jetted if you're purchasing from a dealer first BEFORE YOU SIGN any paperwork.
Buying from a private seller?
Make sure the tanks have been cleaned by a professional first BEFORE YOU SIGN any paperwork. Recently purchased used RVs have incurred additional costs for the new owner as a result of the previous owner's negligence. Struvite growth can be as thick as an inch thick, in addition to calcium buildup. In order to clean the tank, you cannot use a water hose or sprayers. The tanks must be Professionally cleaned at this point to protect your investment also to insure a happy and health environment.
With the purchase of your RV, you expect it to be ready to go whenever you have a free moment to relax. You also don't expect to encounter difficulties while driving. The overwhelming odors from either your black or gray water tanks escaping into your living space is all too common, unfortunately. You fling the windows open, crank up the air conditioning, and head to the porch to wait for the storm to pass. After reading RV blogs and doing everything the experts recommended, you were confident that everything was under control even though your sensors stopped working long ago.
Your Tanks Don’t Have to be so Difficult to Maintain!
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