Hayleylulu
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hi is it beter to fill up with water when u get on site as some one told me if i fill up at home i will use more fuel. wot do u do 
martin
martin
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pappajohn
LIFE MEMBER
100 liters of water = 100kg extra weight.
like carrying an extra passenger
just carry enough to see you through if you cant fill on site for any reason. :thumb::thumb:
like carrying an extra passenger
just carry enough to see you through if you cant fill on site for any reason. :thumb::thumb:
I always carry a full tank. Thay way when I arrive on site I am done, engine off and thats it. The exra 100kg's on a 3850kg vehicle is neither here or there.
Andy
Andy
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Half to two-thirds of a 150-litre tank so there's enough for any needs en-route and if we decide to wild camp we will have a water.
If you're using campsites then you don't need to fill up unless your going to arrive late or can't be bothered when you get there - often you're given or directed to a pitch and it's only when you've parked and unpacked that you realise you need to drive to a water point:Sad:
Keith
If you're using campsites then you don't need to fill up unless your going to arrive late or can't be bothered when you get there - often you're given or directed to a pitch and it's only when you've parked and unpacked that you realise you need to drive to a water point:Sad:
Keith
Thepips
Trade Member
We always fill with fresh water before setting off. Only once have I set off intending to fill up when I got there only to find they had a broken water main
I've never been allowed to forget it....and I haven't!
Regards
Doug
I've never been allowed to forget it....and I haven't!Regards
Doug