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Craig - CW Window Cleaning

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fitting a water tank in van
« on: January 25, 2009, 09:20:48 am »
Good morning
Can anyone suggest whats the best way to fit a flat 250 litre baffled tank into a renault kangoo ?
I was looking at some metal straps from wintecs not sure if there any good ? anyone else got some suggestions?
thanks

craig

Ian Lancaster

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Re: fitting a water tank in van
« Reply #1 on: January 25, 2009, 04:41:59 pm »
Blimey :o

The number of times this subject comes up ::)

I always advise that the most important thing is to make  sure any fastenings are through a chassis member - through the floor alone is useless.

I use two lengths of heavy angle iron placed across the van in front and behind the tank.

These are drilled in the right place to allow high tensile bolts to bolt them to convenient chassis members - one good fixing at each end of the angle iron.

The upright web of the angle iron can be drilled (again in the most convenient place) to allow fixing of metal straps, caging, ratchet straps or whatever else you want to use.

Doing it this way means you don't have to have a chassis member exactly under the point where you want your straps/caging to be.