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that makes perfect sense, thank you for the reply.

Looking at the calorifier options available, once your tank capacity is used, with the heating coil running, will the system act in an on-demand manner? I see a 2.5 gallon tank available, and 2.5 gals won't go far in a shower. Ive placed emails to the manufaturer, but have not received a...

I guess Im spoiled then, because my coil exchanger is exactly that. On-demand hot water. I have never use a conventional plate exchanger, I assumed they were the same.

This is a fantastic thread. I am building a very similar system. What is the advantage of using a HW holding tank vs simply running the system as an on-demand straight from the exchanger? Is it simply the ability to extend the useful working time of the heated water, without firing the...

Thanks for the replies guys. I should add, this project isnt a normal camper. the habitat is 26.5' long, and 8' tall. It will be mounted on a MTV 6x6 cabover chassis that's been lengthened. Its not so much an offroad camper, as a tiny house than be driven. It will be moved rarely, and...

Are we talking about the Ikea pressa bags?

Thats what Ive been doing actually. Its pretty time intensive. Im hoping for something a little more automated

thanks John, im currently reading thru that forum. Appreciate the screenshot.

Im dreaming of ways to pressurize my water system in a 4x4 class A that I am building to live in. This RV will be largeley used in alaska, so all the plumbing will be inside the living space. I have designated a space of 36"x90" for some kind of holding tank config. I have not been impressed...

I am building a 4x4 Class A camper to live in fulltime for the next two to 5 years. Ive been researching washing machine units, but have been coming up disappointed with the results. In order of importance, my requirements are: Reliable Water efficient Small size (24" deep, 24" wide +/-)...

I run 80psi all the way around. 6700lbs on the front axle, 11,000bs on the rear axle. works great!

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Yes hand brake, yes tail lights, yes washington title. Bolt pattern is 5 on 5.5".. I will take the lid off and stop there, unless you want me to take more off! :) Let me know what you decide, i will pm you my cell number!

This trailer is a David Bradley, or a ben hur trailer. It was most likely built around 1946-1949. It is all steel and super heavy duty. It measures 4x6, with 13" sides. Has stake pockets all the way around, and a nice tailgate. This is not to be confused with a M100, M416, Or bantam. These were...