new van set-up! with short video.

[paul alan]

let me know what you think!

 

[Neil]

Nothing there mate

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[Den]

LOoks a good job, I know nothing about plumbing just a question is the compression joint will they be ok with vibration from driving also have you a link where you got the rollers?

 

[Neil]

Hmm why can't I see it [emoji848]

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[CleanerWindows]

Can't see either

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[Den]

I’m viewing iPad with no problems.

 

[paul alan]

LOoks a good job, I know nothing about plumbing just a question is the compression joint will they be ok with vibration from driving also have you a link where you got the rollers?

I designed them myself and had them welded so there a one off mate.

 

[paul alan]

I designed them myself and had them welded so there a one off mate.

Time will tell with regards the compression fittings but they have been put together well, i did my plumbing NVQ level 2.

 

[Den]

I designed them myself and had them welded so there a one off mate.

The rollers look the similar to mine I bought off eBay apart from the gap between the rollers are bigger than mine, yes I understood you have the folding down brackets fabricated to your design looks good only concern would be if the doors blow shut. 

 

[paul alan]

The rollers look the similar to mine I bought off eBay apart from the gap between the rollers are bigger than mine, yes I understood you have the folding down brackets fabricated to your design looks good only concern would be if the doors blow shut. 

The y probably are the same then as i had mine made bigger so i wont have  no problems getting fittings through.

I will be making a brace for the door soon.

 

[Den]

Yes the gap was to small using 6mm hose so cut the bottom roller off completely my roller prevents my hose jumping of the side of the reel which on rare occasions happened before fitted.

 

[Mark Lynch]

Is it going to be possible to adjust the pressure switch on the pump to the left in your video if you need to?

On my gardiners the adjustment screw is in the top of the switch assembly. Might be tight squeeze?

 

[paul alan]

Is it going to be possible to adjust the pressure switch on the pump to the left in your video if you need to?

On my gardiners the adjustment screw is in the top of the switch assembly. Might be tight squeeze?

Yes mate your right, but i wanted the pump directly on line the reel connection so as to impede the flow as little as possible.

I will need to remove pump to maintain, but there are taps in front and behind it and a drain valve located just underneath so it shouldn't be a problem to whip it out.