[peekeclean]

Hi All just wondering what size tank for two man set up? and how to fix it down?. Im thinking of useing my 650lt upright tank and getting a metal frame made to hold it upright, bolted down only thing is i have a expert 11plate and been told it has no chassis so need some welding done.
how do you fix your tank down?
thanks joe

[swanson]

3 straps

[Don Kee]

Hi All just wondering what size tank for two man set up? and how to fix it down?. Im thinking of useing my 650lt upright tank and getting a metal frame made to hold it upright, bolted down only thing is i have a expert 11plate and been told it has no chassis so need some welding done.
how do you fix your tank down?
thanks joe

Why?

Most 'newer' vans don't have a 'chassis' in the old conventional sense, they tend to be a unibody design which means the floor & body work are basically the 'chassis'
Just use spreader plates for all your bolt points

[dazmond]

Hi All just wondering what size tank for two man set up? and how to fix it down?. Im thinking of useing my 650lt upright tank and getting a metal frame made to hold it upright, bolted down only thing is i have a expert 11plate and been told it has no chassis so need some welding done.
how do you fix your tank down?
thanks joe

get your local garage to bolt the frame through the van floor with spreader plates.thats what i did.it cost me £100.well worth it!

[Dave Willis]

Personally I'd get a reputable company who specialise in tank fitting to a) weld the cage and b) fit the tank properly. That's a pretty big tank with a high centre of gravity and you'll also be responsible for a co-worker. Also check the weight limit of your van, two lardy workers and a large tank might push it over the limit.

[Tosh]

Fix it down?