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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby Jack S on Thu, 14 Apr 2011 7:13 +0000

Confused again Mick,
Where did 'daddy' come from?
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby helmut79 on Thu, 14 Apr 2011 7:26 +0000

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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby Jack S on Thu, 14 Apr 2011 7:33 +0000

NewTriton :o how dare you speak that phrase here....
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Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby Diddy-Lux on Thu, 14 Apr 2011 7:33 +0000

Diddy was taken so I went with my profession Driver
I should of listened to the mrs and just bought the hilux instead of the triton 2yrs ago. oh well better late then never
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Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby TrentRyan on Thu, 14 Apr 2011 7:49 +0000

Just fitted mine to SR5 took 45mins Inc filling. Top use of space, especially for those with kids where back seat can't be used for anything.
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Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby Diddy-Lux on Thu, 14 Apr 2011 7:55 +0000

TrentRyan wrote:Just fitted mine to SR5 took 45mins Inc filling. Top use of space, especially for those with kids where back seat can't be used for anything.

I Agree 100% good spot
I should of listened to the mrs and just bought the hilux instead of the triton 2yrs ago. oh well better late then never
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby sammo on Fri, 15 Apr 2011 2:10 +0000

guys ,make sure you dont fill bladder with a garden hose ,use a hose intended for drinking water ,you can purchase from bunnings 10m for $20 this will ensure the taste quality is not affected by the toxins released from the garden hose .
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Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby TrentRyan on Fri, 15 Apr 2011 7:36 +0000

sammo wrote:guys ,make sure you dont fill bladder with a garden hose ,use a hose intended for drinking water ,you can purchase from bunnings 10m for $20 this will ensure the taste quality is not affected by the toxins released from the garden hose .

Bugger wish I read this last night :). I'll drop it sat morning and follow that advice.
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby helmut79 on Fri, 15 Apr 2011 9:03 +0000

TrentRyan wrote:
sammo wrote:guys ,make sure you dont fill bladder with a garden hose ,use a hose intended for drinking water ,you can purchase from bunnings 10m for $20 this will ensure the taste quality is not affected by the toxins released from the garden hose .

Bugger wish I read this last night :). I'll drop it sat morning and follow that advice.


You can drink it mate, just taste like "Garden Hose" and gives you a twitch and tick, apart from that all good.
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby helmut79 on Fri, 15 Apr 2011 9:05 +0000

helmut79 wrote:
9W6VX wrote:Mick,

Interesting ...... I've got a small sub woofer at the back so wasn't too sure if the bladder at the back seat might work.

Could you provide more details of you have any of the one from Opposite Lock?


Brendan,

My issue is one child seat in the back and another on the way, so two seats mean no rear seat mod for about 5 years or using the space behind there.

All I know is it is made by boab (recognised brand) goes over the tail shaft tunnel in the back. I will be going in to OL tomorrow to have a chat, will let you know.


Went to OL today and come home with a new goodie. Will post some pic's and a new thread this weekend about it.
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby 9W6VX on Fri, 15 Apr 2011 9:13 +0000

Mick,

Waiting eagerly to hear your report then mate.
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby bairdy380 on Fri, 15 Apr 2011 10:43 +0000

Hi guys...excuse my igonorance here....but how does the water get from one bay to the other in the OL foot well design...or is there and exit hose on both ends?
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby TerritoryMick on Fri, 15 Apr 2011 4:45 +0000

Hey guys received mine in the mail today and since a monsoon decided to sit itself over Darwin I had some spare time to install it. Very happy with the fit, gear provided, etc. Filled it up this arvo (With a garden hose :lol:) to about 2/3rds full. Will go for a drive tonight to see how it all sounds, any leaks, etc but in the meantime some pics for you fellas still deciding on whether to purchase one.

My advice is if you haven't filled this space with something yet then this is the answer.

Happy that it was the right tank for a start!
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Everything out of the box: Bladder, 2 x D-shackles, filler hose w/ fittings, dispenser hose w/ fitting and thread tape
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Backseat removed. Haven't done the folding seat mod yet but will find the time at work tomorrow. Backseat is staying out for my Kimberly Easter trip anyway :D
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Tank in. These were the D-shackles supplied. Haven't taped/insulated them at this stage but if it becomes an issue I will.
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Bladder hooked up using standard seat securing hook
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Finished, unfilled product
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Dispenser hose. Be interesting how the valve stands up to some vibrations/corrugations
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The filled tank. Won't be putting my seat back in for a few weeks but I'd fill it with the seat folded back up to ensure that it does fit!
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Enjoy!
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby Jack S on Sat, 16 Apr 2011 9:13 +0000

Josh,
any updates on the bladder, fitting, happy with it, much noise when full and driving?
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby TerritoryMick on Sun, 17 Apr 2011 12:22 +0000

Jack,
Drove around yesterday with the bladder 2/3rds full and you can only hear some water slosh around sharp turns. I still have my backseat removed so I reckon that would deaden some of the sound once folded back up. I'm not planning to have it filled when I'm not using it either. No issues with the D-shackles they just sit nice and tightly around the hook. All I can say is I'm one happy customer and looking forward to using it next weekend! :D
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby Jack S on Sun, 17 Apr 2011 12:25 +0000

mmmm, sounds like i might have to chuck an order in tonight, so i got it to fit over easter!
So haveing the back seat in, reakon that would make the sound lighter and 'baffle' it a little?
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby TerritoryMick on Sun, 17 Apr 2011 12:43 +0000

Yeah I notice a lot of road noise through the back of the cab with the seat out so I reckon it would quieten things up a bit
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby Noidea on Sun, 17 Apr 2011 2:50 +0000

Jack S wrote:Driver: Sounds like the drums are what you want and suits your needs better....
The bladder suits other members needs better and is what they want....
Also the bladder holds 50L, your two 20L drums only hold 40L, so therfore the bladder holds 10L more, it aint the same :?


So josh, how is it going, with driving around with it full, any taste of the rubber etc etc?



Its going good Jack hey. No real taste. I flushed it with a few full tanks first then left it full for a few days and tasted it. No real taste. So far its very positive :D
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby Jack S on Sun, 17 Apr 2011 7:06 +0000

ORDERED :D
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Re: Dual cab behind seat water bladder

Postby doyta on Sun, 17 Apr 2011 7:34 +0000

Ordered as well
Put it in gear and go farking go.
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