[supernova77]

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[ben M]

with a pro system from ionic you can purify the water 

[supernova77]

with a pro system from ionic you can purify the water  Wink

But I do that with my static system in my unit  

[ben M]

with a pro system from ionic you can purify the water  Wink

But I do that with my static system in my unit  

so no need a pro system for you then 

[PoleKing]

with a pro system from ionic you can purify the water  Wink

But I do that with my static system in my unit  

so no need a pro system for you then 

But then it's cost you a bit more than the £1,100...

[supernova77]

But then it's cost you a bit more than the £1,100...

No not to set the 2nd van up as I've had a static system for years...

But yes I suppose it would cost a new start up a bit more than £1100 if they needed an RO System to - But you could probably do it for about £1500 all in.

Andy

[PoleKing]

But then it's cost you a bit more than the £1,100...

No not to set the 2nd van up as I've had a static system for years...

But yes I suppose it would cost a new start up a bit more than £1100 if they needed an RO System to - But you could probably do it for about £1500 all in.

Andy

Couldn't agree more bud.
I do like the look of the ionic kind of kit but the price still prohibits good business sense to me.

[Bungle]

Hi All,

I've been kitting out our 2nd van this weekend... It's a 56 reg Citroen Dispatch 2.0 HDI (900kg Payload).

All I've done is install a 500L tank and a pump box (which included a leisure battery) - all from The Cleaning Warehouse... A total cost of £710.

When I add a hose reel and a SLX-25 pole the total cost will be around £1100. I can easily upgrade it to a 2 man system for around £500 if I ever need to.

It's pretty basic - But it's all you need!

Why do some spend thousands on a "Pro" system? Do they do anything different - Or do they just look a bit better?

Andy  

We know what a DIY system looks like. Thinly veiled 'look at me I have 2 vans on the road thread' IMO.

[supernova77]

We know what a DIY system looks like. Thinly veiled 'look at me I have 2 vans on the road thread' IMO.

Ha ha. Not at all.

Just a post showing that you don't need to spend loads on a basic system if your just starting up.

[sunshine windows]

How have you secured the tank?

[supernova77]

How have you secured the tank?

The tank frame is secured through the van floor.

[bravo20]

What did you spend on your 1st van?

[S.A.J]

Hi All,

I've been kitting out our 2nd van this weekend... It's a 56 reg Citroen Dispatch 2.0 HDI (900kg Payload).

All I've done is install a 500L tank and a pump box (which included a leisure battery) - all from The Cleaning Warehouse... A total cost of £710.

When I add a hose reel and a SLX-25 pole the total cost will be around £1100. I can easily upgrade it to a 2 man system for around £500 if I ever need to.

It's pretty basic - But it's all you need!

Why do some spend thousands on a "Pro" system? Do they do anything different - Or do they just look a bit better?

Andy  

You cheapskate Andy lol

The reson I don't DIY is cos I'm lazy and I hate DIY! So it's easier for me to phone the supplier say what I need and a few weeks later I get the call to go pick up a fully fitted out van  

Good luck with the 2nd van  

[Tom White]

The reson I don't DIY is cos I'm lazy and I hate DIY! So it's easier for me to phone the supplier say what I need and a few weeks later I get the call to go pick up a fully fitted out van  

Good luck with the 2nd van  

Apart from the cost, one good reason for going DIY is that if a problem occurs, we're in a better position to fault find and sort it out quickly without having to rely on a third party to do it for us.

[Soupy]

The reson I don't DIY is cos I'm lazy and I hate DIY! So it's easier for me to phone the supplier say what I need and a few weeks later I get the call to go pick up a fully fitted out van  

Good luck with the 2nd van  

Apart from the cost, one good reason for going DIY is that if a problem occurs, we're in a better position to fault find and sort it out quickly without having to rely on a third party to do it for us.

Says Mr can't even plumb in an RO

[Tom White]

The reson I don't DIY is cos I'm lazy and I hate DIY! So it's easier for me to phone the supplier say what I need and a few weeks later I get the call to go pick up a fully fitted out van  

Good luck with the 2nd van  

Apart from the cost, one good reason for going DIY is that if a problem occurs, we're in a better position to fault find and sort it out quickly without having to rely on a third party to do it for us.

Says Mr can't even plumb in an RO

Yeh, but that just goes to prove my point.  I didn't DIY my RO/DI. 

[Scrimble]

for a second van as long as it works that is the main thing,

them tank/frames are just overpriced rubbish

[Clever Forum Name]

I was a firm believer in DIY and my last system was great.

But you can't beat some of the aspects with pro systems.

[dazmond]

same tank,frame and pumpbox as ive got andy.love it!ive spent around 10 grand on everything for my business including van/poles etc.money well spent IMO without going overboard with expenses.

happy days!

[PoleKing]

I was a firm believer in DIY and my last system was great.

But you can't beat some of the aspects with pro systems.

Any examples bud?