Hi Shaun thank you for your beautiful comments. It is so good to know that you were able to gain your own knowledge that will create a solution that is right for you It makes me so happy to know that I was able to help you Glenn and Nat

Hi there, thank you for watching our video and for your nice comments. We have used the bladder and pump so many times now. It’s so simple and it just works. No lifting, no back strains Glenn and Nat

Hi and thank you for watching our video. What a great idea to not only to use the pump for transferring water from a bladder but also it’s available as a back up spare Brilliant Glenn and Nat

Hi Andrew thank you for watching our video and you great feedback. Yes the “Pump in a Box” is an awesome solution. I’m glad I can assist in reducing the number of trips to Bunnings. Lol However a trip to Bunnings is certainly still a weekend destination. On a side note….I have made many trips to Bunnings in the past few months building some new solutions for the up and coming “Great Aussie Lap” Stay tuned….. Glenn and Nat

Hi Rob thank you for watching our video and for your information. Yes I’m so excited with my new water solution. So much easier than my last idea of using 20 litre water containers. We are so happy with our RAM also. So capable and comfortable. Perfect for the big off-grid road trips Glenn and Nat

Hi Jason thank you for watching our video. That is great that you can use the idea. It will certainly save you a lot of work, especially if you were using Jerry cans Glenn and Nat

Hi Remoteflyboy thank you for watching our video and for your kind words. It’s great that you can use the solution. Yes Kickass were good to buy from. Glenn and Nat

Hi Kevin thank you for watching our video and your kind words. We really appreciate it. Yes you are correct in saying that power can be sorted. Before we started heading off in the van I was worried about how to source water. With this solution it makes life so much easier. Glenn& Nat

Hi Guys thank you for watching our video Yes the solution is so good. We have used our bladder and pump many times. Glenn and Nat

Hi guys thank you for watching our video. Yes this is a simple and a great solution. We have used the bladder lots of time during our Lap as we have been base camping Glenn and Nat

Hi Shane and Suzy Thank you for watching our video and for your kind words. Yes it certainly simplifies the task of getting water while off grid. We hope you can use the idea. Glenn and Nat

Hi and thank you for watching our video. Yes the solution works very well. I hope you can get some ideas for a solution for you Glenn and Nat

Hi Alan thank you for watching our video. It certainly makes life easy. Glenn and Nat

Hi Jatin thank you for watching our video. We hope this solution is helpful for you Glenn and Nat

Hi Rebecca Thank you for watching our video and you kind words Glenn and Nat

Hi Newy thank you for watching our video During our latest road trip I filled up 4 times So that equals 40 jerry cans lol It certainly would have been a back breaking job, however with the bladder and pump, it was so easy. Glenn and Nat

Hi Geoff thank you for watching our video. It certainly makes the task of getting water very easy. Glenn and Nat

Hi Russell thank you for watching our video and your kind words. Yes the job of getting water while off grid is made easy with one of these setups. You will love Bega, it has so much to offer. We stayed at Kangarutha Farm. It is a Hipcamp a few kms from the historic town of Tathra. The Farm was perfect for a secluded getaway. If you are interested, it features in our video “NSW South Coast Road Trip - Episode 4” It might give you some ideas Glenn and Nat

Hi Lou thank you for watching our video Yes I would suggest that if you can position the bladder up above your tanks then gravity should de the trick. However the pump would certainly speed up the water transfer rate Glenn and Nat

Hi Rolanda and thank you for watching our video. I suppose it could be, however it maybe best to contact Kickass and ask them. They may even have a total solution to suit your needs Glenn and Nat

Hi David thank you for watching our video and for you kind words. I have used the pump to take water from a river. I only used the carbon filter. I would suggest that your idea of using a strainer would have been a better idea as the pump was struggling a little while trying to suck thru the filter. Thanks for the tip, I’ll certainly try using a strainer next time. Glenn and Nat

Hi Phillip that is great news that you too now have a solution to transport water back to your off-grid without straining your back. I don’t actually tie mine down. I have ribbed marine carpet in the tub which the bladder sits on. It doesn’t move around. Glenn and Nat

​@livinglife2themaxx148 Cheers Glenn and Nat, l ended up using a ryobi transfer pump ,uses half a 5amp battery ,,has your bladder water smell/ taste ,decreased over time or is there an additive you know off , l have a guzzle H20 water treatment system for our drinking water which is great but worried it won't deal with the strong water bladder smell I've flushed it 4 times and dried it out using a blower but still a strong odour ,,,cheers Phil

Hi Phil That is great that you have sorted out your solution. I normally try to dry out the bladder before rolling up and packing it away. I haven’t noticed a smell from it as yet. To be honest, I don’t drink from my bladder/tank water. We only use the water for showering, toilet flushing and washing up. We always purchase bottled water for drinking. It may cost a little more, however it saves a lot of fuss trying to keep your tanks clean. It also saves picking up a bug while you are out and about. It would not be a pleasant experience. Glenn and Nat

Hi and thank you for watching our video. I suppose that is another option to filling the bladder via the bottom connector however it may not be obvious from the video of how large the diameter of the top filling hole actually is. It is certainly large enough to not only allow the filling hose to fit, but also large enough to allow air to escape. I have always used the bladder as you would a normal water tank where you fill it via the top. Glenn and Nat

Hi Jed thank you for watching our video. I basically put the filter in line with the fill hose. The flow was reduced however not by much. From memory it took about 10 minutes to fill. I assumed the filter was doing its job….. Glenn and Nat

Hi Michael thank you for watching our video. I hope it gave you some ideas for your solution. I basically leave it draining for a while in the sun. As we only use our tank water for washing and toilet flushing, it takes the issue away of ensuring that the bladder is properly dried. We always use bottled water for drinking Glenn and Nat

Hi Russell Thank you for watching our video and your kind comments. It’s so good that we can share solutions that others can use. I have tried pumping from a river and it worked ok, however just keep in mind it’s only a small pump and it doesn’t have a powerful head, therefore you need to keep the bladder as close to the water level as possible. Possibly a bigger pump my be needed if you need to pump up a fair distance. Glenn and Nat

Hi djh4wd thank you for watching our video. Yes I love the new system. You can transfer a lot of water without lifting anything heavy. Perfect for looking after your back Glenn and Nat

Hi Mick thank you for watching our video. Yes a very good question……”Free Water” We are so used to paying for everything we do and receive these days, to actually obtain water for free is strange. Although when you think about it, the regional councils out in Australia need to be congratulated. They have realised that by building infrastructure such as Water Fill Stations and Dump Points, they tap into the exploding multi billion dollar caravanning industry. To have a draw card such as giving away 200 litres of water, worth say $2.00, they draw numerous traveler’s to their towns, who in turn purchased fuel, groceries, and other goods and services. The time that we spent in the Bega Shire, we would have spent hundreds of dollars. We even filled our gas bottle. All of this is a massive boost to these regional towns. “Free Water” mmm maybe, but the massive flow on benefits are enormous. Pardon the Pun. Glenn and Nat

Hi Glenn, thank you for watching our video. The RAM is amazing. I was totally blown away with is performance and capability. It was the perfect vehicle to tow a 3.5 ton caravan around Australia, especially on the rough roads. People talk about the reliability of certain makes. During the Trip, I spoke to a few people who were having mechanical issues with that particular make and surprisingly, they were having trouble sourcing parts. So don’t be put off with people talking about RAM reliability and part supply. In actual fact, I had the RAM serviced a few times during the trip, and I found that the service agents couldn’t do enough to help me. If you want a vehicle that is reliable, comfortable, powerful and relatively fuel efficient, it’s hard to find a better vehicle than the RAM. We averaged 22L/100km during our 27000km trip around Australia. We did endure some strong headwinds and we were running aggressive AT tyres on both the RAM and caravan which didn’t help the mileage. Some people talk about its payload. Please remember that a RAMs curb weight includes a full tank of fuel (121 litres) Most other vehicles have a curb weight that includes only 10 litres of fuel, therefore their payload isn’t as good as they believe. Also the 4.5 ton rated tow bar is already included in the payload weight. A couple features that I really like about the RAM is the Tow/Haul mode as well as the built in break controller. The only limitation of the RAM is its axel weight. A SCD Performance GVM upgrade assists in removing that limitation. By the way, due to the RAMs 7237kg GCM, it is one of a very few vehicles that can tow a 3.5 ton caravan. Enjoy your RAM and enjoy your trip. You will have an amazing time. Glenn and Nat

Hi Shagradauyo thank you for watching our video and your kind words. The in line tap was actually part of the pump in a box kit. The items from Bunnings were the tap fitting, click connectors, and wing nut hose clamps. Hope this helps Glenn and Nat

The tap is found in the garden irrigation section. They are often called something like an inline barbed tap or fitting.

Hi thank you for watching our video Yes it is the 12lpm part no KAPPUMPPK1 Glenn and Nat

Hi Ua - thank you for watching our video. Of cause you need to store it in your grey water tank when in National Parks and other places with similar restrictions. I suppose you just need to use common sense when in other areas. Glenn and Nat

@@livinglife2themaxx148 i mean , do you have a solution for extra grey water tank which is located at the pick-up

Not as yet, however I’m open for any suggestions. Thoughts……

Hi Chris thank you for watching our video. I normally get 11 - 12 litres per hundred when doing my daily drive and 19 - 21 litres per hundred when towing the 3.5 ton van. We averaged 21 litres per hundred for our past to road trips. One over to the Eyre Peninsula and the other down the NSW South Coast. Very happy with that Glenn and Nat

Pretty sure our instructions say straight has more strength

Hi Mark, thank you for watching our video and your comments. I have always wound the stabiliser legs straight down, unless due to uneven ground, I will then wind them down at an angle. When I do wind down at an angle, I find it seem to strain the stabilisers. Our van can be up at 3.5 ton and it seems better to have them straight down. Also with the independent off road suspension, the van is very stable to start with. I would suggest though if the van was lighter, then an angle may be better. It would be to hear from others about the angles they use… Glenn and Nat

Hi Juda - thank you for watching our video. I actually purchased the complete solution from kickass. I suppose you could source the individual components and make it yourself, however it seemed a good price for the total solution. www.kickassproducts.com.au/buy/kickass-portable-pump-pack/KAPPUMPPK12L I just noticed that they are currently on sale and they are only $169.00 Glenn and Nat

Hi there Aphony, thank you for watching our video. Yes you certainly could fill the bag from the bottom, most of the time. That is as long as the head of the fill station is high enough to have enough pressure to fill the bag. One fill station that used during the Great Aussie Lap, was a simple water tank filled via a bore pump. The tank was not much higher up than the outlet, therefore no real gravitational feed. I was fortunate to even fill the bag from the top hole let alone attempting to fill from the bottom. Glenn and Nat

Hi OzMick Thank you for watching our video. You can purchase the Pump in a Box from the Kick Ass website www.kickassproducts.com.au/buy/kickass-portable-pump-pack/KAPPUMPPK12L I actually just called their hotline 07 3063 4211 and inquired whether they still sold them….. Great news - yes they do and they have them in stock. Enjoy Glenn and Nat

Hi Ali thank you for watching our video How old is your bladder???? Is it starting to perish, or due to another reason???? Does it need to be cleaned???? I have heard where caravan water tanks can be washed out with red mix up cordial to clean them…. Would that apply to bladders as well??? Just some thoughts Glenn and Nat

@@livinglife2themaxx148 It only 6 month old but has a strange taste.

@@alisadventures9234 did you purchase one from FME?

I need this one, please let me know where purchase?