Slimline waste water tank needed
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Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Fri Jun 01, 2018 7:36 am
Hi - just checking to see if anyone has a slimline waste water container for sale. Ideal size is 20-25 litres, but the main thing is that it must only be about 6.5” high, as it needs to fit under the camper, and the larger ones don’t fit.
My brother and I need it for a trip next weekend, and I can’t find one online.
It would need posting to my brother, but we’re not worried about condition etc.
Many thanks in advance
Sally
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My brother and I need it for a trip next weekend, and I can’t find one online.
It would need posting to my brother, but we’re not worried about condition etc.
Many thanks in advance
Sally
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Paulmold Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:05 am
Don't know where your brother lives but here's one
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by roli Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:10 am
Hmm not seen them that thin before Paul. My collapsible bucket is a waste of time
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Paulmold Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:22 am
I've been corresponding with Sally about this and this photo shows the differene between different types. The slim one is the only one to give a flow from the waste tank.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by boxerman Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:31 am
How high is the slim one Paul? in comparison to the one I linked to?
The ones you linked to are probably better but are on auction and may not end soon enough for Sally - should she win one of them.
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The ones you linked to are probably better but are on auction and may not end soon enough for Sally - should she win one of them.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by roli Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:34 am
Cheers, I knew the others would be too tall there is still one in the garage from our tugging days pre Wastemaster
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Paulmold Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:46 am
The standard black caravan one with red caps is 9" high, the Fiamma wheeled one is 10", the slim one (made by Thetford but no longer made) is 6.5" high.boxerman wrote:How high is the slim one Paul? in comparison to the one I linked to?
The ones you linked to are probably better but are on auction and may not end soon enough for Sally - should she win one of them.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by boxerman Fri Jun 01, 2018 8:54 am
The description of one I linked to says its 170mm - 6.7 inches, just a bit deeper.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Fri Jun 01, 2018 9:02 am
Thanks to everyone for their help so far.
As Paul has mentioned, he’s given me a lot of help and advice, and I need the slimline tank at about 6”. The others are about 10”.
The trouble is my brother is in Yorkshire and I’m away on business, so we need to find one that ideally can be posted.
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As Paul has mentioned, he’s given me a lot of help and advice, and I need the slimline tank at about 6”. The others are about 10”.
The trouble is my brother is in Yorkshire and I’m away on business, so we need to find one that ideally can be posted.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Fri Jun 01, 2018 9:11 am
I think that will be okay. I’ll go for it.boxerman wrote:The description of one I linked to says its 170mm - 6.7 inches, just a bit deeper.
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Thank you very much.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by roli Fri Jun 01, 2018 4:28 pm
Just been and measured, When the waste is in its clip the bottom of the valve is 230mm (9 1/8 ins) from the ground. The container would need to be less than that to allow a slope on the pipe to facilitate draining. I think the one Frank has seen at 170mm would be fine.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Mon Jun 04, 2018 7:53 pm
Quick update....
I took Frank’s suggestion, Paul’s photos and Roger’s van measurements and gave them to my brother, identifying the eBay models that fitted the bill.
My brother (bless his cotton socks) then had a small win on the Derby, so bought me “a special container” as a present!
When I’ve tried the container this weekend, I’ll let you know if gambling is a good thing or not. Bless him.
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I took Frank’s suggestion, Paul’s photos and Roger’s van measurements and gave them to my brother, identifying the eBay models that fitted the bill.
My brother (bless his cotton socks) then had a small win on the Derby, so bought me “a special container” as a present!
When I’ve tried the container this weekend, I’ll let you know if gambling is a good thing or not. Bless him.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Fri Jun 08, 2018 8:14 pm
My big brother has done me proud. But I can’t work out how to post photos!
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Sun Jun 10, 2018 9:23 pm
I’ve tried but failed to insert a photo as described (only using mobile).
So, if anyone is interested, my brother bought me an Aquamobile 35L tank. It fits perfectly underneath and is low enough to allow run off, it holds plenty, and as he said to me, it’s got wheels because I’m a girl!
I’ve tried it out this weekend and it’s perfect, so thanks to everyone who helped.
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So, if anyone is interested, my brother bought me an Aquamobile 35L tank. It fits perfectly underneath and is low enough to allow run off, it holds plenty, and as he said to me, it’s got wheels because I’m a girl!
I’ve tried it out this weekend and it’s perfect, so thanks to everyone who helped.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by boxerman Sun Jun 10, 2018 10:06 pm
Glad you got sorted.
That was very kind of your brother, something I never had - got 3 sisters though
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That was very kind of your brother, something I never had - got 3 sisters though
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Sun Jun 10, 2018 10:33 pm
boxerman wrote:Glad you got sorted.
That was very kind of your brother, something I never had - got 3 sisters though
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Tue Jun 12, 2018 12:55 pm
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No idea why its the wrong way round, but you get the idea.
No idea why its the wrong way round, but you get the idea.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Gromit Tue Jun 12, 2018 1:15 pm
Hi Sally
I've fixed it for you. (Real ale preferred - none of the lager rubbish!!
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Check photos on your desktop before uploading to ensure they are the right way up.
Should work OK then.
I've fixed it for you. (Real ale preferred - none of the lager rubbish!!
)Check photos on your desktop before uploading to ensure they are the right way up.
Should work OK then.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Sally Tue Jun 12, 2018 1:25 pm
Hi DaveGromit wrote:Hi Sally
I've fixed it for you. (Real ale preferred - none of the lager rubbish!!
Check photos on your desktop before uploading to ensure they are the right way up.
Should work OK then.
Many thanks for that. It looks okay on my desktop then just goes doolalley! I strongly suspect it’s me.
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Re: Slimline waste water tank needed
by Gromit Tue Jun 12, 2018 1:31 pm
So do I Sally, but of course I'm far too polite to suggest such a thing! 
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