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I would suggest you stick to the aquaroll/water hog.

I had a whale mains connector - it didn't last very long (2years)  considering I only use fully serviced pitches two or three times a year.

They are non repairable and at nearly £40.00 a go not worth it.

I got a small float valve at B & Q - drilled a hole in a spare side cap of the water barrel and made my own adapter for less than a tenner.

It also has the advantage that you aren't affected by varying water pressure on site and you've always got half a barrel of water should the site supply dry up altogether!

Quote: Originally posted by blueexpo97 on 14/6/2013

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 Are both of those not the same thing

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Quote: Originally posted by Bill Terry on 14/6/2013

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Quote: Originally posted by blueexpo97 on 14/6/2013

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 Are both of those not the same thing

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No, one is for the aqua roll, the other is stright to the van

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Quote: Originally posted by lunarvenus on 15/6/2013

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Why do you want direct feed, is it so you don't have to have a aquaroll outside or for better pressure.
If for the former then what about a onboard water tank. Works the same as aquaroll with pump and valve to fill but you can't see it etc etc.

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Quote: Originally posted by Surfer01 on 15/6/2013

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Quote: Originally posted by lunarvenus on 15/6/2013Why do you want direct feed, is it so you don't have to have a aquaroll outside or for better pressure.

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If for the former then what about a onboard water tank. Works the same as aquaroll with pump and valve to fill but you can't see it etc etc.

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You would still need to fill the onboard tank first.

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