New to the Forum and haven't worked out how to say "thanks" yet, but thanks for the comments and advice. Wondered if there was any options for water tanks in the spare wheel well, just to save space inside?
I have always been worried about having these internal tanks come loose and bounce around the car in an accident. It might only have a dead weight about 90 kg when full of water but the forces exerted in an accident are massive. If my army days of running around like a mad man with half full jerry cans are anything to go by - having it half full makes it even more unstable.
If I were to have one I would use bigger straps and take a good look at how the straps are connected onto the vehicle – that could be your weakest point.
Is there an option for a tank in the third row seat well?
This is one from Gough and is a underbody 70L, 1080x810x115 and would be the best fit that I've been able to find so far.
I think it's a smidgen deeper than the recess with the rear seats out.
Tie down straps over the tank with a false floor over. A set of custom rear drawers/kitchen from Drifta to finish it off.
I'am thinking of going down this path.
Peter
Good point Harry - I have heavy duty straps around mine which are of course attached to the cargo barrier and the tank sits snugly between the barrier and the rear seats - so I would say it's unlikely to come loose in an accident...but it pays to be careful of course - so I try not to "run around like a mad man" with a heavily loaded vehicle
cheers
Hi All
My father had a stainless steel water tank made for his Disco 3
Which fits in the floor in the cargo area ( removed the dicky seats )
Also has a aluminium slide out storage system.
Cheers
Steve
This is the way I'd like to go. Thanks for sharing that. I'm fiddling with ideas to make it a quick fit and remove so it's not permanently fitted. Perhaps over centre latches onto the tie downs or similar
The whole lot is removable takes about 30 - 40mins to remove it.
Cheers
Steve
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