Onboard Pressurized Water System for the 2005-Current Toyota Tacoma OBW

Interested

 

Interested

 

Interested!

 

Interested

 

Looks like we have about 5... Anyone else?

 

You guys still interested? I can make a run of 5 if all 5 are committed still.

Pricing is $200 shipped and can be ready in a couple weeks. Payments required up front though.

Please post if you're in or out. Thanks everyone

 

Im in

 

I'm in.

 

Pretty sure @regmilla31 is also in based on a recent PM, so hopefully we can get the last 2.

 

I have a first gen xtra cab. I was curious if you had a way to make a clean install like you did the 2nd gens.

 

Only done 1 first gen before and i remember it was pretty difficult to make clean. We ended up putting the pump under the bed exposed to all the elements and the connections on the rear bumper. Although he had a custom bumper though and we needed extended lines i think. Youd honestly have to wing it. If you are local in socal i can take a look at the truck and help come up with a custom design

 

Yup! I'm in!

 

Sorry I didnt read the 56 pages, but I was wondering. Are those connection compressed air quick disconnects? Im just thinking that if I get this and want to do some modifications in the future I may need couple more. But if they are regular compressed air connections I have some at home that I can use.

 

Yep, they are compressed air quick connects. Keep in mind that cheap ones will rust up inside so you need good connections preferably with stainless steel ball bearings inside

 

ok. Well, that would be down the line when I will add a water heater and stuff. but for now this will work. I am in if you still have a spot open

 

Confirmed for next round (5 min / 10 max)
1. @sd1uh8as
2. @Mrguitarguy01 please confirm?
3. @regmilla31
4. @emiliangrigore91
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@chadtoks @jmauvais let me know

 

Is there any concern about the lead in the fittings? Wouldn't this be better in stainless?

 

I’m in SoCal. How much for it if I pick it up?

Also, I forgot. Isn’t there an option to leave the input and output in the cubby to avoid drilling the bed? I think I remember someone doing it that way.

 

Many if not all of these fittings cant be found in stainless. Brass is normal for water plumbing. Although brass does contain lead, California prop 65 helped reduce lead content in brass parts that come in contact with water. The large adapter from the hose to spray nozzle is lead free and the quick connects should contain extremely minimal lead content with not enough leaching to be of health concern. Also note that although the system contains food grade tubing, its not necessarily designed to be used for drinking water. This is meant for potable water to clean surf boards, camp dishes, etc. You can use it for drinking water, but it wouldnt make sense to pressurize your drinking water.

I can reduce $15 for any local pickup. So $185 picked up

 

And yes, you are welcome to install the connections inside the cubby to keep it contained. Many users have done it this way and i have installed several like that as well. Works great like that