Saudi Camper posted:

Dear Oldpop

I really like your comment.... lol ... i'll check that for you lol

Saudi Camper posted:

Dear JohnR

as far as ther wieght is concened i believe it's not an issue ..

regarding the baffles... it has none.

but let me tell you something the tank is very heavy duty and tough i have hit the tank with a hammer as hard as could .. and guess what .. the tank did not break at all.
thanks.

Member - JohnR (Vic)&Moses posted:

SCamper the issue of the baffles is just something to be wary of in unstable conditions with a 3/4 tank of water where the shift in weight can be sudden to the outside of a curve or your downhill side reducing the surety you feel driving,

Keep safe.

Saudi Camper posted:

dear Doug

i have seen alot of water tanks types but this one does not take up space as the others do since it slides up behind the middle seat.

thanks

Tim HJ61 (WA) posted:

I'd be guessing you don't have to mount them with the curved side down, as under a truck tray, as there is a bung top and bottom. they could sit 'upsidedown' with outlets leading to a nice pressure pump in the back of a wagon.
Tim

Member - Doug T (W.A) posted:

Tim
That is correct Tim, I have mine as per the photo above, the top outlet is breather only, the must be able to expel air when filling yje way I do it, and also must be able inhale as water is used, so my at my outlet I have a T piece, one to the tap for gravity feed and reverse fill and the other to a pump for showering, not this time of year though BBbbrrrrr , The breather I have fitted a hose to a tap with clip on fitting and small tap so I can turn off the breather if needed, I connect a short piece of garden hose to it when filling so when it is full the water don't end up inside the car ,so when the tank is filled to capacity I turn breather of so it don't also run out as if going up a steep dune etc , after the level gets down I leave it open , See the photo's of the taps and where my tank is

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