Can you attach a water hose to this tank? Do you need to attach a gravity fill water dish in order to use it in a pop up camper?
1239467
The water tank I purchased had four openings; three inside (female) threaded, and one that you could clamp a hose onto. To attach a water hose you'll need a male brass nipple which will be inserted into the female opening, then attach a female garden hose adapter by female NPT onto the brass nipple. Your male garden hose end will screw onto the female adapter and then you can fill the tank. I purchased all my components from a large home warehouse store. Don't forget to tape your threads and not screw the nipples in too tight. Also remember when filling to bleed some of the air out of the tank. Sorry, I did not use a gravity fill water dish. You should also consider quick release fittings for your tank and hose.
1646088
Very easy. Just attach a hose to the larger opening, and one to the top small opening. The large one is for the water in. The small is for the air out. Purchase a water intake from an RV store. It most have both water intake and the air out connection. Attached the hoses with hoses clamps and you are ready to fill the tank.
807323
For the WaterFarm - Farm Kit set, you only need an air pump. The air tube pushes into the water holding in bucket bottom and moves the water up to the round drip tube at the plant level. So this type of set-up does not require a water pump, only an air pump. Hope that helps.
1790825
This is a city water inlet connection with a 1/2" male pipe thread on the back side and a female garden hose fitting on the front side. I can't say whether this is the fitting that is used on the Holliday Rambler, but, if your goal is simply to connect a water hose to flush the tank(s), then I'm sure that this one could be used. I found that the flange mounting hole circle was about 2.25" diameter, so you'll want to be sure that the through hole in the camper side is less than that; say, about 1.75" diameter, or less.
1574833
Yes, you can attach a regular propane tank. It comes with a hose and regulator. I have been using it for several years with zero problems. Very good stove.
1189592
There is no tank. This is not a portable toilet. It is for use in an RV and hooks up to the black water tank where your old toilet is removed from. The fresh water line is hooked up to the incoming water line of this toilet.
928941
You can fill it with sand or water, but why would u want to ? I bought this and returned it soon as I opened the box. It look like a toy for kids to play with, cheap plastic.
739858
Yes you can; providing the water tank (which is VERY heavy when full of water) is placed on something higher than the highest shelf. It's a gravity feed system- there are no "pumps".
414704
You don't put water in it. It's light weight. My nephew's son is not quite 4 years of age and he carries it around by the part where the nose of the hose goes in. There are parts of the tank that you push that make sounds like pumping gas.
1665057
If you could find an adapter that connects directly to the tank and has a 90 degree elbow or perhaps a "T" adapter that can be capped on the bottom and the top pointed up, that would probably be the only option. You can easily connect a hose from the propane tank to the stove, however, the stove would need a sturdy base to rest on. I believe the manufacturer does not recommend it be used in such a manner though.
874440
It is designed to be hooked up to a standard tank not a portable. It comes with a 3/8 flare fitting(male) so your supply hose needs a female and a pressure regulator. It is also designed to be in a box or cabinet. We have it and love the the two different burners.
804686
It comes with a handle for attaching the tank to your truck ball. That's about it.Don't fill it up all the way, otherwise works fine.
539501
Unfortunately most of the water barrels like this one (with the hose for watering) are not food grade. You can get food grade water storage containers, but I couldn't find one built with the water hose at the bottom. I use it for watering the garden anyway, because I couldn't find a "pure" one to do so.
999944
You can attach w/aluminum hoses but may need drill small holes to attach it to the base. Good Luck
1697889
Yes, go to a propane store and purchase the correct hose and fittings, or ask them to do it for you. I have a Wave heater in my houseboat and another in my shell camper. I had an RV store install the Wave in my houseboat, and did the camper myself. The installation requires a gas filter, either on the tank or in-line.
1329551
The tank is designed to only drain, not supply a hose. If you laid out the hose completely so it was always running downhill, you could drain it some distance away. But it's gravity only.
2110117
Yes. I have an extend a hose hook up for my rv. when need a refill just take the tank. you do not have to move the rv .