Water carrier (1 Viewer)

[Foxy1956]

We often pitch up for one night on the way somewhere and rather than fill the main tank, I use a collapsible water carrier. I'm looking for one which has a wide enough top to fit a whale pump to save me carting it inside the van. Any ideas?

 

[Figaro]

Plastic watering can ?

 

[Flamenca]

Yes, another vote for a plastic watering can.

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[Foxy1956]

I would prefer a collapsible carrier purely for space constraints. All the carriers I've looked at are too small. A watering can is too bulky amongst all the other disability equipment we have to carry. But thanks for the idea.

 

[Gellyneck]

Collapsible bucket with lid and cut appropriate sized hole in lid for Whale pump?

 

[Stroppy Bird]

I would prefer a collapsible carrier purely for space constraints. All the carriers I've looked at are too small. A watering can is too bulky amongst all the other disability equipment we have to carry. But thanks for the idea.

This is nice but not particularly cheap.


They do other variants of watering can/bucket/carrier too

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[WillH]

Another vote for watering can.

 

[LOOSE WHEEL]

Use your main water tank, and save yourself a lot of messing around it doesn't make one bit of difference to my mpg if I run empty.

Andy

 

[Treeeev]

@Foxy1956 I have used one of these in the past. It collapses pretty flat and has a cap which is approx 3" in diameter, so a pump would fit in it.

Cheers

Trevor

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[Stealaway]

Quarter fill the main tank?

 

[Foxy1956]

@Foxy1956 I have used one of these in the past. It collapses pretty flat and has a cap which is approx 3" in diameter, so a pump would fit in it.

Cheers

Trevor

We've just ordered it. Many thanks Treeeev.

 

[jdk62]

What's the point of having a built in water tank if you don't use it....?

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[Podney]

What's the point of having a built in water tank if you don't use it....?

Payload?
Just guessing

 

[Foxy1956]

What's the point of having a built in water tank if you don't use it....?

Payload. We have to carry a lot of disability gear. That's the point.

 

[mushy]

How much water do you use for one night ?.

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[Beacons]

Buy bottled water 17pAldi /tescos etc.you can refill with your own water if you want .
If it's just for drinking just fill tank enough for washing in
And dishes.

 

[Foxy1956]

How much water do you use for one night ?.

Two showers plus bidet douche plus washing up plus loo flush plus cups of tea plus hot tank fill. One litre weighs one KG. Therefore why carry it and jeopardise weight issues when it's on tap when you arrive. Plus Sue's disability scooter makes an excellent water carrier for ne to have fun with.

Carrying all our disability gear for MS might surprise some folk. We have a hoist, wheel chair, disability scooter, transfer trolley, pads, catheters,, lots of spare clothes in case of accidents etc. That's a lot of weight plus trailer on the tow ball. Not looking for sympathy, but it's a weighty matter. Pun intended.

 

[Gellyneck]

Plus Sue's disability scooter makes an excellent water carrier for ne to have fun with.

Now we're getting to the bottom of the need!!!

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[Foxy1956]

Now we're getting to the bottom of the need!!!

Feeling a bit flushed. Need a drink. Oh!