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Underslung water tank?
Underslung water tank?
by 1959bus » Mon Mar 14, 2016 3:07 pm
Afternoon,
I was considering fitting one of these to free up some space in the van - anyone got any experience of them? Suppliers? Best location to fit it?
I was considering fitting one of these to free up some space in the van - anyone got any experience of them? Suppliers? Best location to fit it?
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Re: Underslung water tank?
by ted698 » Tue Mar 15, 2016 9:45 pm
Canterbury Pitts had underslung water tanks as standard....
see pic - its the white coloured bit under the cargo doors - OP the (old?) owner is a member on here
see pic - its the white coloured bit under the cargo doors - OP the (old?) owner is a member on here
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Re: Underslung water tank?
by OP » Tue Mar 15, 2016 11:10 pm
That's my old Pitt on my drive years ago
Yeah thetank was quite big and would have weighed a ton of full. I never used it as it was soooo old.
If you could find a plastic tank that fits between the chassis t rail's that would be quite cool.
Yeah thetank was quite big and would have weighed a ton of full. I never used it as it was soooo old.
If you could find a plastic tank that fits between the chassis t rail's that would be quite cool.
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Re: Underslung water tank?
by 1959bus » Sat Mar 19, 2016 6:01 pm
Cheers for the info, I'm thinking maybe a narrow 40/50 litre from CAK tanks. I like to have have an outside shower so a good water capacity is useful. The 10 litre under sink tanks need constant refilling.......
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