Traveling with Full Water Tank

[LSmith]

We have only had our E19 for a year. We travel with a full fresh water tank and empty black and grey tanks, mainly to keep our hitch weight below the threshold that would require us to us a weight distributing hitch. So far, no issues. In the future, we will be boondocking more so that will be another reason.

[Radar1]

We usually travel with a full fresh water tank, and empty grey/black tanks, although we have traveled with a day or two of used water in the capture tanks if no dump station or just a short drive.
Hated getting to campgrounds where they had to shut down the water supply for repairs.

[marsman]

Agree with Jim, we have full fresh water and empty grey and black. There's been a couple of times where the campground did not have what we expected but we were prepared and ok.

[CE Vogel]

My trailer has a 100-gallon fresh water tank located behind the rear axle. The 50-gallon black and grey tanks are located forward of the axles. I always leave on a trip with a full fresh water tank and empty waste tanks. A half-empty fresh water tank will slosh enough to gently rock the trailer, but it has never caused a towing stability problem. If I were towing my trailer with a pickup I would be concerned about the 800+ pounds of water, but my Kenworth doesn't care. I like knowing my trailer has the same water I get from my home water taps.