RV Water Tanks

Somewhere between a featherweight shell and a tank built like a bridge sits the RV46W: 77 lb of natural polyethylene holding 45 gallons of fresh water. Ronco's sheet carries it as the 46W L.D. - the...

Ronco Plastics molds four distinct 60-gallon fresh water tanks, and that is not redundancy - it is a recognition that no two coach floors are framed alike. The RV15W is one of the four, an 82 lb...

The drawing is the product page for a tank like the RV18W. It is one of Ronco Plastics' several 60-gallon light-duty fresh water molds, a 73 lb shell whose proportions are recorded on the technical...

Every RV25W leaves the plant already plumbed for its owner. That is the part of the Ronco Plastics process worth leading with: you print the drawing below, mark your fitting locations - supply, fill,...

Sixty-five gallons is boondocking range. With sensible use - navy showers, careful dishwashing - the RV40W's capacity keeps a couple off the hookups for days at a stretch, which is exactly the buyer...

Eighty-three gallons buys silence: no generator run to a fill station, no campground reservation made just for the spigot. The RV70W is Ronco Plastics' big-but-not-biggest fresh tank, an 86 lb...

Sixty-four gallons is not a size anyone picks off a chart - it is a size a coach floor demands, and Ronco Plastics molded the RV62W to answer it. Sitting between the ubiquitous 60s and the 65s, this...

Fifty-three gallons is an in-between size, and in-between sizes are usually replacements: the RV68W most often goes to owners matching a failed OEM tank whose bay will not take the common 55s. Ronco...

Ronco's fresh water line peaks in depth at 45 gallons - five distinct moldings at this one capacity - and the RV51W is the most heavily built of them, an 85 lb shell listed on the maker sheet as the...

One hundred gallons is where Ronco Plastics' RV fresh-water line tops out, and the RV67W is that flagship: enough water for genuine off-grid living, molded as a 98 lb light-duty shell whose geometry...