Thoughts on this system for complete newbie

[Gasket]

Hi guys
 
Just in process of getting van and looking to switch to wfp after 10 years trad.
 
What’s your thoughts on this system. I’m only part time , doing about 3 days a week and around 20 houses each day. My water is very hard in this area.
 
I already have a gardeners pole , so wouldn’t need the one they supply

Appreciate all advice
 
Many thanks
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F252579834118
 
 
 
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[Scott Burn]

Hi guys
 
Just in process of getting van and looking to switch to wfp after 10 years trad.
 
What’s your thoughts on this system. I’m only part time , doing about 3 days a week and around 20 houses each day. My water is very hard in this area.
 
I already have a gardeners pole , so wouldn’t need the one they supply

Appreciate all advice
 
Many thanks
https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F252579834118
 
 
 
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That’s the kit I got when started up very good for the money although I upgraded the pole to a carbon fibre pole and also got a booster pump but was very happy with it


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[Scott Burn]

After care from pure freedom isn’t the best tho


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[Suhrly]

After care from pure freedom isn’t the best tho


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Really? You speak from experience?

 

[Dave B]

Expensive for what you get.. buy the bits individually and save money 

 

[Iron Giant]

I agree with @Dave B parts can be sourced cheaper and i would go for a 300-350ltr upright tank rather than a 400ltr flat if only doing 20 houses a day , For the last 6yrs or so I had a 400ltr flat and recently switched to 350 upright I never fully fill the tank and have yet to run out doing 20+ houses a day. 

 

[Nudel]

Seems like a ok kit. Just factor in you need some upgrades along the way. Yes, it's cheaper to buy the pieces separately, but wit a kit you get everything you need and don't end up with a lot of spares. If you have the time to research how to DIY a system, do that for sure.

Also would prefer an upright tank.

 

[spruce]

The expensive part is the frame to hold it in place in the van. If you buy a standard PF stainless steel one you can add 50% to that price.

Then ask them to take the pole out of the deal, reduce the price accordingly and then order a Gardiner SLX25.