Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Ben wood on December 13, 2012, 07:04:10 pm
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As above I want to get one fitted just tank, caged with two controllers and two pumps nothing else. Has anyone just bought a delivery system if so where and how much am I looking at
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This a static system?
If so I use this in my 1000lt tank
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Power+Tools/Water+Pumps/Submerged+Clear+Water+Pump+400W/d40/sd3220/p89645
Pumps well through a 25mm pipe mines 30m away from my van
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Not what I need this is a delivery system for a van
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What you mean?
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What you mean?
It means a van system with no filtration on board, just tank and pump. Used if you have a static at home
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Oh right.
So a water fed pole system without ro on van!
Just buy the parts and do it yourself, it's a lot cheaper, that's what I did in my berlingo,
350lt tank, 2 pumps, 2 hose and 2 controllers its simple to do.
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Want it to have a frame put in with tank
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Just a thought, what payload is your van?
As a full 800lt tank and frame can weigh upto 1000kgs alone.
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I will be getting a Vauxhall vivaro 1245kg payload
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So if a 800lt tank is 1000kgs, that leaves 245kg that you can use,
That includes you, passenger, fuel, then any other equipment you you,
I'm 11stone witch is 70kg.
40lts fuel is 40kg
Just that is 110kg of the weight
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I don't need a lecture about payloads mate if you can't answere the question don't bother posting on it
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I don't need a lecture about payloads mate if you can't answere the question don't bother posting on it
Just saying about them, what's the point of buying a big system that you can use???
If you overload it, get pull, loose license then you can't drive it,
Or over load van, damage van the it in garage costing more money
Have accident then proven ur over weight, insurance won't pay out, then screwed again!
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As above I want to get one fitted just tank, caged with two controllers and two pumps nothing else. Has anyone just bought a delivery system if so where and how much am I looking at
i would hazard a guess at about £1400 checkout purefreedom .co.uk
If you want a crash tested one cheapest place is grippatank will cost more than £1400 though
This is a round guide mate as I have not looked at pricing lately
Richard wasnt hurting anyone by pointing out about the payload he has a very valid point that may of helped you or someone else reading this post, he was only trying to help you, had a great trainer :)
I personally would be looking at grippa tank as there little extra cost if you have the space I would say is worth it
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Grippamax tank is coming out this month I believe - 800+ litres
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Grippamax tank is coming out this month I believe - 800+ litres
850 I think it is
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You could try pure2o - cheaper branch of Ionics. Also www.plasticwatertanks.co.uk and www.stansa.co.uk build custom made tanks, in which case it is simply a case of finding someone to fit them for you.
Personally I am not keen on lay flat tanks which puts me off Grippa.
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You could try pure2o - cheaper branch of Ionics. Also www.plasticwatertanks.co.uk and www.stansa.co.uk build custom made tanks, in which case it is simply a case of finding someone to fit them for you.
Personally I am not keen on lay flat tanks which puts me off Grippa.
its not layflat, its more inbetween upright and layflat
wydale layflats are a nightmare, feels like your on a ruff sea in a small dingy
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I have pure2o they will price match any crash tested system, I got a full 400 litre crash tested with 4040 ro and pole etc for 2250 . if you haggle for a few weeks by email you will get an excellent deal and customer service is really good .
Don't have there poles though they are not great .
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You could try pure2o - cheaper branch of Ionics. Also www.plasticwatertanks.co.uk and www.stansa.co.uk build custom made tanks, in which case it is simply a case of finding someone to fit them for you.
Personally I am not keen on lay flat tanks which puts me off Grippa.
its not layflat, its more inbetween upright and layflat
wydale layflats are a nightmare, feels like your on a ruff sea in a small dingy
Their 650l tank is 610mm (including frame) high. To me that is a flat tank and the tank seems to take up most of the load area of the van.
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You could try pure2o - cheaper branch of Ionics. Also www.plasticwatertanks.co.uk and www.stansa.co.uk build custom made tanks, in which case it is simply a case of finding someone to fit them for you.
Personally I am not keen on lay flat tanks which puts me off Grippa.
its not layflat, its more inbetween upright and layflat
wydale layflats are a nightmare, feels like your on a ruff sea in a small dingy
Their 650l tank is 610mm (including frame) high. To me that is a flat tank and the tank seems to take up most of the load area of the van.
what van do you have ?
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I have a 600l custom built upright tank in my van but do not like the idea of lay flat tanks because the pump is more likely to suck air when water level is low.
If you compare the size of a Whydale 650l lay flat tank with the Grippamax 650l tank the actual footprint of the Grippamax is bigger. All the pictures I have seen of the Grippamax the tank seems to take up most of the load area and the hose reel(s) is always shown sitting on top of the tank, presumably because there is nowhere else to fit it in the van.
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I don't need a lecture about payloads mate if you can't answere the question don't bother posting on it
banter
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Some folk dont like banter or sound advice i would prefer to keep my weight well under payload for safety reasons .
I have a 400 ltr flat tank fully loaded i am carrying 550-600 kg my payload is about 1260 kg and my L200 truck sits a lot lower would love to see a van with approx 1200 kg in the back .
Would not like to see it after a crash :P :P . Mike