DIY VAN PLUMBING - Water tank and shower drain - Promaster Build #27

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024

Комментарии • 8

  • @MyTVan
    @MyTVan  3 года назад

    Thanks for watching!
    For more on how we converted our RAM Promaster, check out our build playlist below:
    ruclips.net/p/PLtuzAqNYw230GQ08zICDlYHppHK-yPMT6

  • @Not_A_Tourist
    @Not_A_Tourist 3 года назад +2

    I enjoyed your video. If you get the chance, install a few shut off valves to isolate certain components. For example, it's a good idea to have a shutoff valve between your water tank and your water pump.
    Good luck on your adventures and keep the videos coming!

  • @mobilehomelife4028
    @mobilehomelife4028 3 года назад +1

    I am hoping to get both gray and potable water tank installed before this summer, before my next vacation with the bus. That was a good idea for a low profile shower drain. I am trying to figure out in my very small bus, how I can do a shower at all, but the low profile drain you have should give me options.

    • @MyTVan
      @MyTVan  3 года назад

      Definitely! We decided to have the shower even before finding this drain, and we were glad to have that solution! It makes it easy to have a custom low shower pan and not lose to much height!

  • @xchopper22x
    @xchopper22x 2 года назад +1

    Where did you buy that drain

    • @MyTVan
      @MyTVan  2 года назад

      Hi! The shower drain we bought was on amazon - here's a link!
      www.amazon.ca/dp/B002FPEDEW?tag=mytvan0d-20

  • @dennis.teevee
    @dennis.teevee 3 года назад +1

    13:17 - I've always wondered where those holes on the sides end. i hate drilling holes on the floor, I'd rather not if i can avoid it. 10:57 - but did you just drill a hole in the van's frame?? 😱

    • @MyTVan
      @MyTVan  3 года назад

      Us too! We've drilled as less holes as possible during our build, but this one was one inevitable with our shower being so low!
      And yes, that's a hole in the frame! That's actually right where those "gutter" holes lead to at 13:17! That's the easiest way through I found to run the drain pipes