[Splash & dash]

Yes the fixed reels are very close to the back doors to save bending over or having to lean forward whilst reeling in , I've got a couple more pics but for some reason it won't let me up load them at the moment but will keep trying . The reels are fixed to aluminium rails mounted on top of the wheel arches the height is perfect but depending what van you have may be to high or to low , my van is a renault master any questions just ask or if you want any specific pics I'll do my best to show you , I find this set up works very well , best of both worlds with free standing available if I want to use them

[Splash & dash]

I don't usually use more than 4 reels , but do have a couple of large commercial jobs where we use 6 reels , hoses every where !!!!😂😂😂😂. It's ok providing they don't get tangled up

[Splash & dash]

[Klean07]

Very impressive

[johnny bravo]

reflections,  how do you store your poles, do you have to disconect poles from hose everytime you start and stop,  did you get your alliminium rail made for you

[escorttdi]

wot booster pump is it??  what powers it ??

[Splash & dash]

The booster pump is mains electric , you can run it off a genie if you want to the motor is only 375 watts . It's 800 ltr per hour pump fills the tank from empty in around 2 hours . The poles are stored in gutter down pipes the hose is disconnected and then connected to a return to tank hose so the boiler keeps running and heats up the tank of water , it is very quick only takes seconds to disconnect the hose from the pole as I use the "hose less pole system "

[Splash & dash]

The aluminium rails are just box section I think it was something like 50x25 mm ,  supports from the wheel arches to the rear light cluster panel then the main cross bars are bolted to it . The booster pump is from Grippatank and is an excellent piece of kit but noises in operation, however due to its high capacity it's not running for long

[Lewis Chant-Seeley]

The cox reels are amazing