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Use a 2 way valve with one going to your taps and the other to the tank. If the pump relies on pressure, once the tap is positioned towards the tank it will fill. Don't forget to swap the valve back once you have done!

Blue Thunder!

That's a wrap!

Ha Ha. "Tanks" for that Mr Plodd! But you are off "track" with the tank!

I have seen a challenger with the front locker done to make it look like a newer model!

Hi Sam & Woodentop . If it had just been stolen I would love to catch them in the act of moving it out on the road. I have plenty of security measures at home where it is kept. It is more for Insurance purposes I suppose and retrieval in the short term rather than later down the line as...

I only have a small budget and don't want to pay a subscription if I don't have too. If I do I would prefer to put my own sim in it. I have a solar panel so I am not worried about battery drainage. Any ideas / comments welcome. Thanks Nick

Sorry to hear that John. I too struggle, but will carry on for as long as I can. Thanks for clarifying. All the best, Nick

Hi John do you still have this set up and why the on off switches.

Did just that John and they confirmed that. Also said I could use both, one with it's own controller and one rto the Sargent unit. Cheers, Nick

Hi Buckman. Yeah, I have these and also the awning rail sliding ones that are straps at different lengths. (link here) It was really about speeding up the drainage. I think I need to revisit the fall of the pipes under the van to aid gravity. Cheers, Nick

Thanks for the advice Gary

Thanks Clive

Hi All, I often use fully service pitches and find that most of them have the drains at the rear. Sometimes the fall for the drainage is'nt that great when running flexi of rigid (or a combination of both) resulting in slow drainage at the sinks in the van. I just wonder if anyone has moved them...

Cheers John. As a precaution I have sent the following questions to swift technical team (including my chassis number) : I want to add a roof mounted 100- or 120-Watt panel and I have the following questions: Can I leave the 20 watt on there and just mount the other and run it through a...