Overlanding Water Setup

[@hafrica13]

Great info! thanks for sharing and I love the cap solution you found. I look forward to supporting Iggy with a similar build as you.

[@GirdlerFamilyOverland]

Great find on that cap adapter!

[@destinationjourney_overland]

Thanks!

[@OverlandEngineer]

This is sweet!

[@destinationjourney_overland]

Thanks man. I’m excited to get some use out of it this year. Let me know if you have any trips planned. I’m doing Utah, Colorado San Juan’s and Northern California. Could always use another rig.

[@jpriddle]

Great setup! I noticed you also had a longer length of hose off to the side. How long of a length have you been running? I got a 10’ hose, but have heard that too long may put more stress on the faucet pump motor.

[@destinationjourney_overland]

My hose is around 6 feet. The pump doesn’t seem like it’s working hard at all.

[@jpriddle]

@@destinationjourney_overland Thanks! I tested the original hose against the 10 ft length and the flow rate and motor sounded the same, too.

[@winsome6705]

Does it have to be dometic faucet to work. Ty btw I was trying to figure this out

[@tedlangevin8141]

How’s the taste of the water? Plastic-ish?

[@destinationjourney_overland]

I’ve used it quite a bit this summer and didn’t notice any plastic taste. I thought it worked great for my setup. Especially having the flexibility to move the water faucet around free from the septor tank.

[@hefnhef1]

Really?! The things that people bring "camping". Absolutely unnecessary.

[@destinationjourney_overland]

It allows me to keep the water containers strapped in. I love it! To each their own.