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    DIY water tank

    Hey all.
    Was having a read through alot of my 4wd Action mags and found a pretty sweet article on a DIY water tank. It mounted under the car, and looks quite easy to do.
    For anyone interested its in mag no: 159

    I think im going to give it a go, but with diesel gas tank aswell im not sure if i will have the room.

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    have you got a pic Leigh? I dont subscribe mate and i'd be interested in seeing what they did??

    See if you can find a pic on the net and post it up mate.

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    aye me too, I wouldn't mind having a butchers at a it


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    Hey lads.
    cant fin any links on the net at all.
    But in short its a PVC pipe. Like the ones tradies use to store pipe and long lengths of steel and things.
    Its cut to length to what you need. Siliconed 2 ends to it, and from there is a few retic and tap fittings with a bit of hose. whatever you want really.
    Then a sheet metal protection made to fit over it.

    i took a couple of photos of the bigger pictures in the mag so you can get a rough idea.


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    cheers mate, looks like an interesting idea considering how much water tanks actually cost


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    Very good idea. Thanks for posting. Can you tell us what is holding it in place: steel strapping, aluminum strap, or steel cradle, etc?

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    With that PVC tubing mate you can get steel bracing to suit all the different sizes of pipe

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    Nice DIY post bud.
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    awesome idea would never have thought of that, i might use that

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    nice idea thanx,, could u post pictures if u have finished the tank

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