[stuartb]

I've a pure freedom 350ltr system which sometimes isn't enough water for my day. How do people solve the problem of carrying extra water? Is it possible to add a smaller tank to the 350ltr?
Stu

[Smudger]

Change the tank to something like 500 ltrs

Darran

[PoleKing]

Change the tank or get a cheap marlin or ROman or something and connect up to customers tap while you clean.

[Mick Kent]

Get4 25 litre drums and fill them up on busy days for an extra 100 litres.

[Smurf]

depends what van you have... I've two tanks (250 & 450)  but the van max payload is 1.5 ton total

[PoleKing]

depends what van you have... I've two tanks (250 & 450)  but the van max payload is 1.5 ton total

1500kg payload?!
What are you running?

[Window Lickers]

Make more water on the go so to speak with a D.I. chamber, fill up at your custards.

[Smurf]

Renault Master 

depends what van you have... I've two tanks (250 & 450)  but the van max payload is 1.5 ton total

1500kg payload?!
What are you running?

[Smurf]

If that 350 pf system has an onboard 4040 ro/di set up you can in theory produce water on demand when on site just by connecting it up to an outside tap too.

[bobplum]

or change the way you clean to use less water??, (less rinsing) use an aquatap or aquadapter to conserve water.
How many houses a day do you clean and what type

[Smurf]

Also maybe try an additive like vision to see if it helps cut down water usage.

[PoleKing]

Renault Master 

depends what van you have... I've two tanks (250 & 450)  but the van max payload is 1.5 ton total

1500kg payload?!
What are you running?

I thought the biggest one was 1350kg?

[Smurf]

http://www.parkers.co.uk/vans/reviews/renault/master/2003/technical-data/

my van in an sl33 on the list

[david mark]

Cut a hole in the van roof  angle a funal on to your tank entry it rains so much these days that shoud do the trick