Influencer I
No pics on the phone. Just a three drawer chest, water tank and ARB fridge on a platform of where the back seat system used to be. Pump lays in the old underseat well. ‘14 RAM 2500 CC
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What do you do for water?
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SubeeBen
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Having the saw is one thing could you actually do it in a survival situation ? Just messing around but could you actually do it. I am a serious survivalist/hunter/prepper & I think I would pass out from the blood & pain before I cut through. Just sayin & curious as to your response. Like I said just messing around but curious
Traveler III
In my present state of mind, sitting on my couch, surfing the net, hanging out on OB, I don't think I could do it lol.
HOWEVER, I think I could stomach seeing the blood and dealing with the pain if life or death was on the line!
Member III
I use a pair of 10L or 20L tanks on the tongue of my trailer (incomplete in these pics) on either side of the power box. I have one cap that can go on to each tank as needed. I adapted a 12V submersible aquarium pump to it. It plugs in to the 12V socket on the front of the box. Basically flip the switch and the water flows at about the same rate as a kitchen faucet.
Enthusiast III
I bring it with me, but do have a UV steri pen, water purification tablets and a sawyer filter.
Member III
+1 on big blue jug! I’ve heard others have seam issues over time, but so far so good. [emoji106]
Traveler III
I’ve had mine for a couple years and no issues. I even filled it with beer once last winter[emoji16]
Pathfinder I
What do I do for water? Depends on which rig and where I'm headed. I use the 4 gallon Reliance in the van. While he van has a 12g water tank, I never use it so I don't have to waste time sanitizing it before each trip and the Reliance fits in the sink while underway. I take a Scepter military 5 gallon with a Scepter spout in the LX. I can get deeper with the LX and if something happened, I'd like a bit of extra water.
In the van, I end up purchasing a little extra water as needed because I might be gone for a week and am always passing through towns. I don't drink this water, I take drinking water separately. This water is for showers and clean-up (and teeth brushing). Same with the LX but I take that rig only when headed into back country. I'll usually carry a case of Costco water bottles in either rig for drinking, coffee making and food prep.
In the van, I end up purchasing a little extra water as needed because I might be gone for a week and am always passing through towns. I don't drink this water, I take drinking water separately. This water is for showers and clean-up (and teeth brushing). Same with the LX but I take that rig only when headed into back country. I'll usually carry a case of Costco water bottles in either rig for drinking, coffee making and food prep.
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Influencer II
I intend on picking up a few of those roto-pax for the back of the Jeep. I will be storing water in two of those inside the Jeep. As of right now I am carrying up to 4 gallons of water with me in water jugs. You can pick these jugs up for around $1.00 at Dollar Tree and Whole Foods. This water is sourced from some of the cleanest mountain springs in the US. One source lies within the Blue Ridge mountains on the East and One source is in California I believe. Natural PH water jugs and they are easy to store in the rig.
Since I am moving to Colorado, I do not intend on strapping the water tanks to the outside of the rig incase I run into freezing temps. Freezing temps mean freezing water! Just a note for those living in cold climates.
Crystal Geyser:
Since I am moving to Colorado, I do not intend on strapping the water tanks to the outside of the rig incase I run into freezing temps. Freezing temps mean freezing water! Just a note for those living in cold climates.
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