[LWC]

i started off with a trolley system and 8 x 25 litre barrels...i dont have any pitcures off that doh, but after a few months i did my back in, so decided to take the trolley apart and fit it into the van...to be fair not the tidiest job either



one day i went mad and ripped everything out, i then got a 400 litre upright tank. built my trolley back up and fitted it all in to run off the trolley but i could take it out if i needed



...then clever old me broke the pump, so got a shurflo and flow master from andrew at purefreedom (top bloke)

ripped it all out and started again, im now very happy with my set up. needs a little adjusting here and there, but i now have loads of space



look at the space compared to previous setups!



next thing is to build the same setup the other side and get someone out with me

any comments, done it all my self, with help from my uncle to 

[john tomkins]

One thing from me....
Turn your pump 180 degrees, the way it is if it leaks it will enter the body itself

[LWC]

One thing from me....
Turn your pump 180 degrees, the way it is if it leaks it will enter the body itself

huh???/ 

[Pureandclean]

If you turn your pump up the other way, if it starts to leak, the water will run away from the electric motor, saving you from having to replace it.

[john tomkins]

One thing from me....
Turn your pump 180 degrees, the way it is if it leaks it will enter the body itself

huh???/ 

English not your first language mate

[LWC]

ah right, cheers

no need to be sarcy  just didnt know what you were talking about, pure and clean put it better

[jeff1]

One thing from me....
Turn your pump 180 degrees, the way it is if it leaks it will enter the body itself

If you turn your pump up the other way, if it starts to leak, the water will run away from the electric motor, saving you from having to replace it.

If you two guy's take a proper look at Matts pump, he has it the right way, the body of the pump holds the motor, the thing below it, is the pressure switch, so any leaks will only damage the pressure switch and not the motor.
Turn it the way you say and the body its self wil fill with water, then knacker the motor.

[john tomkins]

Steady grandad
I'm looking at the van pic LWC has got now (2nd pic) not his original set up, hope thats right i've been on the pop

[jeff1]

Steady grandad
I'm looking at the van pic LWC has got now (2nd pic) not his original set up, hope thats right i've been on the pop

I like the Grandad bit 

I do opologise I didn't look that far down and you are correct. (you drunken old bugger )

MATT Turn your pump around or you'll have Grandad to answer to

[LWC]

i changed it round today, thanks to you guys for pointing that out, i didnt even think when i put it in, the label was other way up, which must have thrown me

dam it was a pain to turn round behind that frame i just made  lol

done now  thanks again

[steve k]

what is holding the tank in place...surely not that piece of timber and couple of thin straps...

[LWC]

bolted to the sides front and back and yes the straps on the anchor points

it doesnt move a inch. it could be better yes but im happy with it