[ccmids]

tds 228 whats the best van mount system for me i have a vuxhall combo
can any one tell me were to go i have about £1.500 i was told tank size should be around 400ltrs

[jonisondell]

your tank size depends on how much water you use a day
i would save your 1500, and go diy its not complicated, lots of second hand stuff here and ebay
you will need ro/di, do your research on the ro look for cost of filters water rejection rate
i put together wfp system for under 500, there are 250ltr systems on ebay for around 700

[Window Washers]

tds 228 whats the best van mount system for me i have a vuxhall combo
can any one tell me were to go i have about £1.500 i was told tank size should be around 400ltrs

whats the payload on your van ?

[jonisondell]

item number on ebay, 280272271663. 699, not the best stuff but will get you going

[ccmids]

i was just looking at some pics of the van mount systems , they look simple enough to do  but were do i start. any info please  let me know                             

[ccmids]

jonisondel do they sell stuff on here

[Window Washers]

i was just looking at some pics of the van mount systems , they look simple enough to do  but were do i start. any info please  let me know                             heathsue@tiscali.co.uk

Local welder can make up a tank frame, I did this on my second van system.

Do you have space at home ? the reason I ask is because a static system is a simple option for making the water. I have both van mount and staic, I never use the van mount anymore

[Window Washers]

jonisondel do they sell stuff on here

yes go to the buy and sell section.

[suds window service]

spent about 200 in all today for tank frame bolts pipework already had put battery flowcontrol.......so guess you could do it all for under 500 quid

[ccmids]

i need a diagram of how one is made  something like pure freedom or streamline system would do  my area is hard water so i know i will need ro filter

[jonisondell]

do not, i repeat do not buy a system you will save youself a grand, its so easy, just use the search function and ask questions, you will get all the answers
how much water will you use a day?? i do roughly 10 jobs  got a 250ltr tank more than enough.
ask what ro you should get.
ask what di vessel you should get.
ask what pump you should get.
there are lots of advice given here

[ccmids]

have you seen the streamline one by varitech page 5 on the web site
  www.varitechcatalogue.com
 it looks simple to make but i only need 400lt tank do you think its possible to do

[jonisondell]

like i said you will get all the information you need here
what is the payload of your van?? as a rough guide 1ltre = 1kg
how do you know you need 400ltr tank??
have a look item number ebay 280319290641 all the gear you need 750 quality gear apart from ro

[ccmids]

i was told 400lt ive found tank right size for me

[[GQC] Tim]

i was told 400lt ive found tank right size for me

What work do you have? Go for atleast 500l, you will need it one day.

[ccmids]

van wont take 500 will only do 400 max  was thinking of doin ups with pole and downs with blade

[steve bell]

This might be a bit of a silly suggestion but I know a guy who imports a bunch of diving kit. Lately he's been importing some RO equipment and things. Check out ebay for beechcroft diving. Probably best to search for "Redhat" under BCD's and you'll find him. John is his name, Pumps, variflows, poles, trolley systems. All sorts of kit and a fraction of the price.

[[GQC] Tim]

van wont take 500 will only do 400 max  was thinking of doin ups with pole and downs with blade

It is best to do both up and downs, why would you spend all that money to use a blade? Plus the customers would think it's not all that cracked up to be.

400l will do you well for Domestic work, you can work the whole day with it no problem.

[pingu]

Have to agree...400litres for domestic is fine...you could always carry alittle more in 25l containers or make your 4040 system mobile...so design it so when you do get those mega, mega jobs you can put your 4040 system in the van for the day and make water during your lunch break...

Cheers
Dave.