Available Sizes of Water Tanks for Use with Valterra RV Fresh Water Hand Pump RP800

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Hello and Happy Thanksgiving! Im restoring a Perris Pacer trailer and like this hand water pump you have. One question, Do you have the the container for the water or do you where I could get one ? Im looking for about a 1-2 gallon container to use for a weekend . Thanks for all your help. All the best.

asked by: Monte

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For use with the Valterra Rocket Water Hand Pump # RP800 we offer several sizes of fresh water tanks.

Part # R8012, 6 gallon, 12 x 8 x 16-inches
Part # R8018, 9 gallon, 18 x 8 x 16-inches
Part # R8036, 18 gallon, 36 x 8 x 16-inches

We do not have a 1 or 2 gallon size available.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

You'd actually want to drill out the fill ports on the Valterra RV Water Tank #R8036 and not punch them out. You'd then want to rinse the tank out to get all of the debris out from the drilling.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

Since the Valterra RV Water Tank #R8036 is black sunlight will make the water and the tank warmer, but aside from that there wouldn't be any other affects due to the tank being out in the open.

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Answer 5

You could use the Valterra RV Water Tank, #R8036 on a system with a hand pump, but not an electric water pump. At this time we do not have a water tank available that can be used with an electric water pump.

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Answer 6

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