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You`ll be better off with a DIY setup and a new van rather than the other way round,it`s cheaper to fix your system than it is to fix a van isn`t it.
Care to back that up ? LOL
Quote from: jonah on May 16, 2008, 09:39:31 pmCare to back that up ? LOLsorry?? Have a RO at home in the shed or wherever and a static tank to store the RO water. Make sure a DI vessel is after the RO to bring the water down to 0. Get a submersible pump to transfer to your van tank when needed.Is that what you asked?? :)Good post , it wasnt what I asked but it was good anyway ps my post above was referring to what you should have in your van. No point having RO in van unless your day is made up of contracts which keep you on site for hours at a time.
I want to sell my car and get a wfp system , but after number crunching I aint gonna get much ! But after looking at some new vans on a lease deal , I could afford a really good wfp system fitted . I know I would have to cough up a few quid each month for the van , but it would give me peace of mind knowing if owt went wrong it would be fixed . What do you think ?
Quote from: jonah on May 16, 2008, 08:48:01 pmI want to sell my car and get a wfp system , but after number crunching I aint gonna get much ! But after looking at some new vans on a lease deal , I could afford a really good wfp system fitted . I know I would have to cough up a few quid each month for the van , but it would give me peace of mind knowing if owt went wrong it would be fixed . What do you think ? I have just gone for a lease deal. You will get a 3 year warranty, but unless you have a maintainence package, you will still have to pay for servicing, tyres ect.