Ross Buettner
Member
I need a tank ( the unit I bought has none). Aside of Prochem's tanks, are there any others out there I can look into? Any help would be appreciated!
Ross
Ross
Looking for ideas on a fresh water tank
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Jim Martin
Supportive Member
I bought this one for mine for a few hundred bucks....I had them put in a few fittings for me....once I got everything figured out I don't even need it....this one is a 150 gallon....the smaller the cheaper they are....also found a flow pump for it...but never put it in..........
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
CRASH...is using a 55 gal Poly drum with a ballcock plumbed...
the Hydra Cell pump is drawing the water from about six feet away....no Sureflow pump at all...
it's working great........
the Hydra Cell pump is drawing the water from about six feet away....no Sureflow pump at all...
it's working great........
joeynbgky
Supportive Member
55 gallon drum works good.
Ron Werner
Member
they make tanks like Jims that stand vertically, very small foot print, at least 150gal capacity. Maybe a couple hundred dollars
Art Kelley
Supportive Member
joeynbgky said:
55 gallon drum works good.
Had that in my old Steam Genie. I had to put in a 12v pump to feed the machine. I can remember every time I made a sharp left and 50 gallons of water would dump in my van and pour out under the doors onto the road. Never failed to disappoint me.
Larry B
Member
Ross Buettner said:
Have you looked at Mytees tanks?
http://www.mytee.com/products/product.php?id=T-80R
Ron Werner
Member
Mytee tank would be a waste of space for a water tank. Its great for a recovery. You don't need that support for a freshwater tank
