Yup. Only time I ever exhausted 200 gal of water was on some commercial jobs.I had a 3500 with the hydracradle reel tank plus another 100 gallon wheel well tank. Honestly one of my favorite setups because I pretty much never ran out of water. And if I did it was time to go home for the day.
I always carried 200 gallons of soft water because half the places around here have shit for water.I've never understood needing more than 1 water tank. 99% of places have a water hook-up. I'd rather have more tools on the truck for cleaning more surfaces.
I added extra leaf springs to my Astro van several years ago because of carrying extra weight and had a much better ride and no problems with anything suspension related. I also added an onboard RV water softener.and dont even think about beefing up the suspension. It doesnt work well
Pics?I ran twin over the wheel well 100 gallon tanks on all 3 of my GMC 1 ton vans.
I have both my Apex 570s and water tanks in Ford Transit 250s. 3 years in no problems so far.I have a related question about van size. I have an opportunity to buy a 2500 gmc savana it’s max payload is 3200 I believe I’ve only had a 1 ton express with a prochem apex 100 gal waste and fresh water 6.0L it’s been great. I can’t find a 3500. I’m thinking of getting the new Apex 570 with same setup 100 gal fresh and waste tanks. Would a 2500 be enough van for that setup ? I think the apex is 1000lbs ?
Can you explain that more? Shit for water as in available spigots are hard to find or the water itself is low quality in some way? I have very hard water here that I clean with but I've never had an issue other than battling with some hard water spots anywhere inside the van that gets wet a lot. What benefits are you noticing?I always carried 200 gallons of soft water because half the places around here have shit for water.
Both shit for water (very hard and rural well sites where I have ended up with tons of sediment in my inline filters and system) and availability plus I know exactly what I am cleaning with every day.Can you explain that more? Shit for water as in available spigots are hard to find or the water itself is low quality in some way? I have very hard water here that I clean with but I've never had an issue other than battling with some hard water spots anywhere inside the van that gets wet a lot. What benefits are you noticing?
Is it just one of those $30 inline hose filters you can get at Walmart in the RV section?