12 Volt water supply

Hi Rare,
I've got an old 60 series and we have a 42 litre tank in the foot well behind the front seats. I couldn't find one without a tail shaft hump on the under side. In hindsight it works out well as it provides a baffle to prevent too much weight transfer. Also having the tank on the floor keeps the weight down low in the car as well.
We didn't fit it with a pump but put a metre long hose on the outlet on each side with garden hose fittings. When not in use the hose lies across the floor at the end of the tank and tucks up at the side of the back seat. This makes the outlet higher than the tank so we have no leaks.
When we need water we just place the hose into a bucket/billy etc on the ground and let gravity do the work - it works better if you loosen the cap on the tank. Because of the "baffle" in the tank we have a hose on both ends of the tank. It all works well. We got our tank from Kulkyne Kampers, we always find them good ( no affiliation!)
Hope you find this helpful,
Cheers
Neil

Look here ....... REAR FOOT WELL WATER TANK

A boat's submersible bilge pump works well and is cheaper than inline pumps from RV places. regards marty.

G'day Rare

I fitted a 50lt tank internally with inline pump and an outlet tap at the back door a few months back. Been meaning to post it up on the forum & other places for others to see. Cheap, simple and easy to do and works like a regular tap flow. Plus easy to fill.
I would patent this if I could but you can have it for nix.

I'll try to take some pics tomorrow (if the rain stops) and give you a couple of links.


Ciao
Cocka

G'day Rare

As promised.
Just posted up in forum . . . tank fitting details and pics. Thread 101511

Ciao
Cocka