.Did you follow the link? That's Bus Depot, which is a US company, reselling parts here. I've ordered those exact hinges from them.
.OK, so the problem with the switch has been corrected, the fuse has been replaced, and all is well in the conversion world, right?
Pat, I have to say, you're INCREDIBLY patient and helpful...as in mind-blowingly so. This forum (et al) owe you BIG time.
Thank you for your continued service and knowledge sir. Just notify where to send the bill.
-Jeremy
.Pat, I have to say, you're INCREDIBLY patient and helpful...as in mind-blowingly so. This forum (et al) owe you BIG time.
Thank you for your continued service and knowledge sir. Just notify where to send the bill.
-Jeremy
.I haven't used any of these yet, but about a year ago I did some research on them for use with my hurricane supplies I keep at home (I live in hurricane alley).
From what I found they look like they would also be perfect for camping or for use in an RV. They are a little pricey, but they are very durable, UV protected, they stack and interlock for storage or transport, they come in different colors, they can be used to store liquids (no fuels or flammables), solid foods, medical and survival supplies, etc.
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Amazon also sells them, along with some accessories that are not on the WaterBrick website, such as...
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OK, back to business,
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Did someone tried this water tanks?
They can be practical
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http://www.waterbrick.org/product.php?productid=4
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http://www.waterbrick.org/product.php?productid=13
same thread as 5-gallon jugs.
.I use these, they are great. Stack together securely, easier to carry and fill, smaller size I store 2 in back under bed and rotate with a 3rd we keep in front that has a dispensing valve, freeze just fine, and square shape is great for mounting/strapping. The blue valve/lid is standard and available at Cabela's, local whitewater shop, etc. - same thread as 5-gallon jugs.