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Hello there we have both water hog and Aquaroll. What mains adapter are you talking about ?

Snow

Hi

We've got a mains adapter for our Aquaroll - but having said that, we haven't had an opportunity to use it yet, as serviced pitches are not that common.

It's only a simple ballcock and extension hose arrangement and I imagine you could use the Aquaroll one with a Waste Hog anyway couldn't you?  If not, you could certainly cobble together a home-made mains water kit with stuff from B&Q.

The Aquaroll mains adapter is very expensive for what it is and we've only got one through buying it as a second-hand bargain.  It looks to me like the original owner never found a use for it as its in 'new' condition.

We have two aquarolls as well as the onboard tank

One aquaroll is for fresh water and an older easily identifeied on is for the waste.

One handle only is needed

The full waste water is wheeled to emptying point and as its emptying the fresh water is being filled.

The handle is then swapped over for the return

Obviously people have their own preferences but for me anything heavier than the small aquaroll is getting too heavy to lift when the emptying point is above ground.

Where we go in Brittany eg the emptying point is about 2ft above the ground so people with larger containers were not allowing them to become full before emptying.

Water Hog-------50litres or 50kg capacity

Waste Master--45litres or 45kg capacity

Aquaroll(small)--29litres or 29 kg capacity

50kg is about 1cwt in old money---mmmm

Quote: Originally posted by ANDYN on 13/7/2006

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Well I've got both Water & Waste Hogs.....as far as I'm concerned the bigger the better...less trudging back and forward to the water points.

Andy

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We had a rabbit hole (vacant) on the last site

It took the waste water for 5 weeks !!!