OffGrid Ambulance Plumbing & 40 Gallons Of Water For Long Showers

[@HogTide_Rising]

I have an ambulance that I will be converting to a camper. This video designed my water/plumbing system for me. The main difference is that my O2 storage space is at driver side front, instead of passenger rear line on your ambo. There will be less water line and electrical to run. I’m a subscriber and looking forward to more ideas. And I must point out that you explain things exceptionally well.

[@dailydestinations9416]

Glad this was helpful.

[@davidbest4063]

Love the videos looking in buying an ambulance so this will help with the remodel. Thanks!

[@dailydestinations9416]

Glad it was helpful, Dave

[@curtmanley8336]

Like your presentation. The dc water pump looked quite different than rv pump. When you turned on the sink faucet it looked just like city water in your house instead of noisy low flow rv pumps.

[@dailydestinations9416]

Curt, yes this is marine grade. Glad you liked the presentation.

[@vuuwhite3308]

love the vids, just got my ambulance and researching plumbing. what kind of p tap is that, can you post the link for it

[@dailydestinations9416]

Glad you're enjoying them, Vuu. This is what I used amzn.to/3eO9Lhw

[@anniewisecarver744]

It looks like you are attaching items directly to the inside surface of the cabinet. Is it that a coating on the aluminum? That’s what I have. A textured, spayed on coating. Did you use self tapping screws? And why did you decide to line your solar cabinet with plywood instead of mounting components directly to the original surface in that instance? (I’m on the fence about it, the one reason I’m considering it is that all of the screws that come with my wiring kits are not self tapping…I suppose I could just switch out for those…).

[@dailydestinations9416]

Annie - yes in the plumbing/water tank area with self tapping screws. I attached the plywood in the electrical cabinet to the aluminum channel with the channel nuts that came with the ambo and just repurposed them. The channel provides strength and air ventilation behind the equipment that was mounted to the plywood. It also allows for semi-recessing the bolts for a cleaner surface to mount items. It also allowed (channel) to remount the bottom aluminum tray where the batteries are. At 5:11 you can see below to get another glimpse - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2rOpHRqgJtlfKM