Water Bladders

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Originally Posted by Aussie Jeepster

After a less than enjoyable experience with a water bladder on the floor in front of my second row seats, I went for a solid tank.
Today, I finished the plumbing of the unit and I can access water from either side, and I get cross feeding from each side.
It fits as tight as a glove with the Engel in place.
I'm also lucky that I will never be carrying anyone in the back, as the removal of the unit is somewhat complex with the fridge in place!!!!
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I am impressed with the storage set up above the tanks...are the individual bags attached with Velcro for easy removal...is it a complete setup or did you fab. it yourself?

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Originally Posted by Hoges

I am impressed with the storage set up above the tanks...are the individual bags attached with Velcro for easy removal...is it a complete setup or did you fab. it yourself?

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The 2 seat panels came from Wilde Custom Gear in the US - MOLLE Seat Back Panel – Wilde Custom Gear | Tactical Nylon | Built For Battle
I went and visited them after a visit to MCAS Miramar in San Diego and the range of gear they have is mind blowing. The seat backs can be unclipped in 60 seconds if needed.
The pouches are standard molle pouches that I've collected for various things.
They will ship to Oz.

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Originally Posted by Aussie Jeepster

After a less than enjoyable experience with a water bladder on the floor in front of my second row seats, I went for a solid tank.

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When I bought my bladder I thought about rub points and protection, so I rolled/folded the rubber mat that I use in the rear of my D1 around the bladder. Works a treat, especially on corrugations!