Poly Water Tank for LC100

Andrew,

Between the seats and the _Affordable_Storage_Drawers.aspx not an option? - a fair few advantages putting it here > Site Link

Hi Andrew
I have one under my bed in the Troopie, 80ltr plastic , I am looking on the internet for a link but can't find one so i will go to the car and get a brand name, it is meant for Semi-Trailers , has a flat and rounded bottom but i just put it in flat to the floor and reversed the inlet and outlet and fill it by reversing the flow back through the tap so yo must have an air outlet so it can breath.be back soon with the brand name

Can't help on the under-car tank, but a friend fitted bladders to the cavities at the rear sides of his LC100. Seemed like a great idea at the time, but the plastic side wall trims holding the bladders in just bulged out once the water was filled in the bladders. Deemed a failure!
Perhaps a sheet of steel sheet inside the trim might have helped.
Gerry

Andrew
It had a URL on it www.dynaplas.com.au
On the left side of the webpage is a blue panel with all the links to accessories , clik on Truck Water Tanks and it will show photo's and dimensions down the page , and i just found out they have 40ltr tanks as well ,

Mudguards
Plastic
Aluminium
Stainless
Rubber
Mudguard Poles
Mudguard Brackets
Mudflaps
Truck Water Tanks
Load Restraints
Protection Angles
Product Catalogue PDF

DYNAPLAS TRUCK ACCESSORIES 80 litre WATER TANK WATER
The DYNAPLAS "TRUCK WATER TANK" is a great cost effective way to carry freash water.
It is rotational moulded in a high UV stress crack resistant polyethylene and it is very tough, so tough that it will probably out last your truck. Fitted with a 304 Stainless steel tap, with stainless steel water tank straps available.
Part # TANK - 2064

Doug

Mine just sits in under bed and is not tied down, just stays put,it is surrounded by ARB storage boxes and a 180 ltr fuel tank and positioned just about middle of the wheelbase

Hi Andrew,

I fitted 2 of the 5 gallon red plastic jerry cans from Repco under the car. (Yellow cap ones)

One on each side. They fit like a custom tank between the chassis rail and the side step. You just seal the caps onto them with silicone and drill / fit a dip tube and breather to them. I have a small sureflo pump under the bonnet that pumps them out one at a time and I pressure fill them from the same point. They hold 48L in total when full. They have been on the cruiser now for 6 years with out problems, no stone damage or leaks. I had to replace one ratchet strap the other day as it started to perish. I will do the other side before my next trip.

They are great for day trips and emergency water. I can get 3 or 4 showers from them with water to spare.

Regards Derek.