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Looks awesome, but the shower looks like a weed sprayer to me, probably easy to find a big capacity one and stick a shower head on it. They recon the Hydro shower gets 5 minutes out of it. I like the portability.
While I can see the appeal of the engine mounted showers I dont like the idea of taking a shower close to the vehicle. Well I dont mind but the girls do. It it worth getting one to just produce hot water or just heat water over a fire/stove?
bogged wrote:theres about 1021029820394023948 of them sorta tings on the aussie market. you dont need to look in USA.
Well I am not an expert web wheeling rock god, only a camping/4x4 enthusiast. After some searching I could not find one other shower like this on Australian web sites, other than those suggesting this American one.
bj42turbo wrote:I haven't seen one in Oz maybe you should post up a link Bruce
Dazz
you walked around wandin with your eyes closed?
I took my 2 year boy didn't see much at all which was a shame cause there seemed alot of things that needed more than a passing glance going by myself next year, but the efs chicks did catch my eye though
Something like that would be fairly easy to make. Just get a fairly strong plastic drum & then pressurise it with your air compressor. about 10 psi would do the trick. You could also pressurise it with a high flow push bike pump. I do it all the time when filling diffs with oil & its the same principle, the oil containers take a fair bit of pressure before the lid pops off. A good quality 20lt drum would do it. A steel drum you could nearly pressure wash your truck with it
Well done Antz for posting something useful to a reasonable question without the smartarse comments Some others could learn there is a time & a place for that & this thread wasnt it.
Don't ask me, ask them. I'm just runnin for my life myself.
Well they are all following you...
No they ain't, I'm just in front...............
mkpatrol wrote:Something like that would be fairly easy to make. Just get a fairly strong plastic drum & then pressurise it with your air compressor. about 10 psi would do the trick. You could also pressurise it with a high flow push bike pump. I do it all the time when filling diffs with oil & its the same principle, the oil containers take a fair bit of pressure before the lid pops off. A good quality 20lt drum would do it. A steel drum you could nearly pressure wash your truck with it
Well done Antz for posting something useful to a reasonable question without the smartarse comments Some others could learn there is a time & a place for that & this thread wasnt it.
That's what I have. A 40L black container. In summer I leave it out for a few hours in the sun and it gets a bit armer or fill it with some heated water. The lid has a hole cut in it which I put a valve from a bike tube through. Then i just pressurise it with a small air compresoor. Works great
Onya Bruce, recycled clacker residue contaminated water I'd imagine after all your mates had a shower and de-crustified themselves after numerous beer shits they'd all end up with some bizzare E-Coli stomach infection, except for the first one to shower
I have a home made unit that we have copied and sold to a few friends, it uses a Alloy coiled section placed over a gas burner, hooked to a submersible pump(like the $20 unit above) ecept we use a slightly better version, I take a picture of the complete unit and post.
As for the dollars I will check current cost of making unit and let you know.
Most of it (hoses, pump, gas burner, etc...) people will already have, just need the Alloy coil unit.
youv'e gotta love the BLING factor 
