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Personally i prefer the external pumps, either Thames crystal or whale, not ford of the reich one.
They dont take up your storage space, they dont fill your van with water when they leak, (& believe me thats regular away) you can't hear them when running as much as an onboard pump & as said about £50 or less for external, could be up too £100 plus for onboard replacement & certainly £75.
Keith
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N.E. Leisure products Registered Northern Distributor for Purpleline, Truma & Powrtouch. I supply, fit & repair the full range of motor movers at your door to single & twin axle models, contact me for details, free help always given. www.neleisureproducts.co.uk neleisure@sky.com
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Topic: Internal or external pump?
