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I've seen this.. for my understanding you only get one pressurized amount of water till you have to return to a house spicket? This doesn't make sense to me cuz you can repressurize on the road with an air compressor?

 

It's actually just dirty, that tire only has like a 1000km on it. Maybe. I will be in the market late next year gonna need a 33" in something took me 3 months to decide on the bfgs

 

You are correct, it has a schrader valve for pressurizing. Shown in the video and mentioned in information section.

 

im just giving you a hard time haha, when i pulled my spare from under the truck, it looked the exact same way, but mine had about 12 more years worth of aging cracking and dust..

 

thats a pain..

 

Ewww
I was hoping the monsoon would have washed away all the dirt this weekend but no it did not. Right now I just wanna do some trips and use the truck feels like I've been constantly working on it this summer. I have a winch to install buy want to upgrade the springs on the icons first

 

Always like to see new ways to ruin OBW.

 

I use the method I saw on @MrGrimm 's build. Been the best consistent method I've seen.

http://youtu.be/E72jkdg7lp0

 

That's what I'm going to do

 

These guys have been around on posting the product on instagram for a while. I've been meaning to contact them. They posted a round "spare tire" version https://instagram.com/p/0bXSUChj0A/ and was wondering the specs. Would be curious if it would fit in the stock spare tire location under the truck. I don't do any hard wheeling so this mounting location would work perfect for me.

 

That would work great!

 

sent them an email. will let you guys know when I hear back

 

For OBW, someone needs to buy this, mount it to their shit, wire it up and, BAM! OBW done!

8-gallon, 12v, $59



https://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200624833_200624833?cm_mmc=Google-pla&utm_source=Google_PLA&utm_medium=Lawn + Garden > Sprayers&utm_campaign=Ironton&utm_content=2682050&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=2682050&gclid=CNmowoub9cgCFVKDfgod5hUJ3w

 

I hadn't even thought of this! -

 

thats a dang good idea, i wonder if i could stuff that where my spare lived.

 

Canadian available options:
http://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/15-gallon-spot-sprayer/A-p8418329e

http://www.princessauto.com/en/detail/4-gallon-backpack-sprayer/A-p8523250e

 

Is it considered non potable because of the pump?

 

Cool.

Yeah I've got two now. I've got the 1-gallon one in the back of the truck which cost about $9. That one is used 5-6 days a week for hand washing.

Then I got tired of kids wanting to play with the one in the truck so I bought a 2-gallon one (i think), and it stays in the garage and they drag it around the front yard spraying things for endless delight. It was $15 and the quality is substantially better than the cheap 1-gallon one.

I really like them. Simple, effective, cheap.

 

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my plan is similar, but a little more expensive. Plan on 2 scepters in the bed, a small rv pump to pump the water, and some line to the bumper for a faucet or sprayer. This one does 1 gpm, 40 psi, draws less power than a compressor would to pump up the cans, and the pump is only 23 bucks

SEAFLO 12v Water Pressure Diaphragm Pump 3.8 LPM 1.0 GPM 40 PSI - Caravan/rv/Boat/Marine

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...liid=I3T4M2MNX15IAU&ref_=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl