Pegeout Boxer water tank (1 Viewer)

[wilkeruk]

Hello everyone, I am starting a conversion on my Peugeot Boxer L4 H3 year 2017, I am struggling to find a good water tank that fits under my van. In the real world, I am looking for 120 minimum for fresh and the same for waste. I have been shopping around but it seems a bit difficult to get this bigger thanks under the Boxer, Please any help would be appreciated and in how it can be done or if there is a custom made a place that makes them. thanks everyone in advance.

 

[Wissel]

Barrett Tanks are good for bespoke sizes (I have them and they supply companies like IH).

Of you're struggling to get the size you want, you may be able to do similar to my setup (I've refitted my van for fulltime)

I joined my existing underslung fresh and waste tanks to make one large waste tank (think around 140ltrs), then added a new 125ltr internal fresh tank between the rear wheel arches. Besides having a larger capacity, my fresh water is now winterised.

 

[Ralph-n-Bev]

Ralph used the same on our conversion too.
Here’s a link to his build thread. There’s photos and info on there and you might find it interesting to read.

rb panel van conversion begins !

Well after Ordering our base vehicle back in July it has finally arrived..... As you can see its a Peugeot Boxer, the van is 6.4m long and has a 2.2 engine with 130 BHP. The new Boxer has a few changes to it the obvious one being the face lift. Other changes made are to the sliding door gear...

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[wilkeruk]

Barrett Tanks are good for bespoke sizes (I have them and they supply companies like IH).

Of you're struggling to get the size you want, you may be able to do similar to my setup (I've refitted my van for fulltime)

I joined my existing underslung fresh and waste tanks to make one large waste tank (think around 140ltrs), then added a new 125ltr internal fresh tank between the rear wheel arches. Besides having a larger capacity, my fresh water is now winterised.

Barrett Tanks are good for bespoke sizes (I have them and they supply companies like IH).

Of you're struggling to get the size you want, you may be able to do similar to my setup (I've refitted my van for fulltime)

I joined my existing underslung fresh and waste tanks to make one large waste tank (think around 140ltrs), then added a new 125ltr internal fresh tank between the rear wheel arches. Besides having a larger capacity, my fresh water is now winterised.

Thanks very much for the help now I can see there is a plan to follow big thanks Barrett

 

[Toby28]

Go onto ebay. Put in search campervan water tanks. You will find ready made underslung tanks to fit your van.

 

[rosalan]

You could try Cak

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[68c]

I like CAK too.

 

[Otter Spotter]

CAK tanks from www.caktanks.co.uk, lots of different sizes and importantly some of 5hem are baffled to slow sloshing when moving, I believe. They come with all the fittings.

 

[mitzimad]

I had mine made to my sizes by gfplastic fabrications in Hull competitive pricing and fast turn around I collected mine but I'm sure they can courier them

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[Zoobec]

We got our underslung water and waste tanks from autocraft at Staveley, https://www.autocraftmotorcaravans.co.uk/

 

[Jamesh]

Hello everyone, I am starting a conversion on my Peugeot Boxer L4 H3 year 2017, I am struggling to find a good water tank that fits under my van. In the real world, I am looking for 120 minimum for fresh and the same for waste. I have been shopping around but it seems a bit difficult to get this bigger thanks under the Boxer, Please any help would be appreciated and in how it can be done or if there is a custom made a place that makes them. thanks everyone in advance.

You do realise that you have 250kg under your van?

I'd check your weights so to be under 3500kg

Cheers James

 

[Suvvi]

I used Barrett Tanks for my conversion. John is very knowledgeable. I went through my design and plan, he gave me some tips and I fitted a 100l fresh, 80l waste no problem. I converted a 2016 l3h2 Boxer and even with full fuel, water, gas and driver, came in under 2900kg.

Cheers

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[mitzimad]

You do realise that you have 250kg under your van?

I'd check your weights so to be under 3500kg

Cheers James

i cant see a situation where you would have both full so realistically is 120k under the van