[MsNomer]

I know several have used simple water jugs instead of tanks, but I don't remember much in the way of photos. What kind of simple plumbing do you use?

We are planning to use one-gallon water jugs. One fresh, one grey.

 

[proeddie]

I can hardly wait for replies! >
Ed

ps. I bought 2 5 gallon Coleman jugs for water, one fresh one grey... but haven't figured out how to use them yet!

 

[GapRunr]

ps. I bought 2 5 gallon Coleman jugs for water, one fresh one grey... but haven't figured out how to use them yet!

I'm not an expert but I'm pretty sure you put clean water in one and used water in the other… he he he

 

[keeponvaning]

I use two 5 gal non pressurized SS Beer/soda kegs, no grey water, it goes out a hose in the floor onto the ground or into a small plastic bucket that just fits under the van (depending where I am)

 

[MsNomer]

How do you attach faucet/pump to tank?

 

[keeponvaning]

its out now for winter but I'll see if I have a photo somewhere

Found a photo

A new photo with the pump removed for winter

I now have two SS fresh water tanks instead of the one in the photo. The pump basically sucks the water from whatever tank the hose is connected to them pushes it to the faucet thru both the hot & cold for simplification. If I had a hot water heater I would need another pump and have to separate the lines, of course. The pump is on demand and only comes on when the valve (faucet) is opened.

This is the pump

 

[papab]

Mines here:

http://www.promasterforum.com/forum/showpost.php?p=228361&postcount=9

I have 2 6 gallon water jugs and a 3 gal gray water, a flo-jet pump and a shurflo accumulator tank. There's a flex hose which I can move from one jug to the other.