Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: geefree on August 30, 2008, 10:17:42 pm
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which in your opinion is the best tank... lots of pros and cons....
flat spreads the weight.
upright gives you more base room..
what do you think.
thanks for opinions.
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flat spreads the weight.
upright gives you more base room..
Nothing in life is perfect, and you've answered your own question in a way.
I have a 400L flat in a Peugeot expert and two 250L uprights in a Transit
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flat spreads the weight.
upright gives you more base room..
Nothing in life is perfect, and you've answered your own question in a way.
I have a 400L flat in a Peugeot expert and two 250L uprights in a Transit
its not really answered.. as i put two different things for each tank... but thanks for your input bud.
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I prefer flat for safety reasons,.. but I have an upright at the moment as it was all I could fit in my old van.
The only prob I see with flat tanks is the float valve would stop the water filling too soon,.. it'd be hard to completely fill it without manually topping up the last few inches?
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flat so far
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Flat, for god's sake flat.
It'll fall over otherwise.
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think i will swap my 650 upright lol for a flat. :D
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i had a upright in last van, and just looking at it from the back of van all you could see was tank
in the new one it looks much smarter, you cant tell its there from a way off cause of the checker plate, i also think the weight is nicer like that, if i couldve butted a upright up against the bulkhead i might of gone fo that, right outta the way
but i might look into puttin a false floor over top of mine, still loads of room left
picture time
old
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v441/VWSaxon/DSC01052.jpg)
and new
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v441/VWSaxon/DSC01019.jpg)
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upright catching up :D