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( some photo`s do not show it , one does . i think it must be placed on top of the stove for hot water ...then removed and stowed .???Dennis The Bus Dweller wrote:Hey Mr Tortoise
Is that a water tank built in to the wood stove pipe?
U.S. conversions in bold.The Flying Tortoise wrote: It is made of heavy aluminium, stands approx 750mm (2' 6") high and as you can see, has a tap at the bottom. It holds just over 30 litres (8 Gal) of water and is very handy but a bit awkward to take off and on the firetop as I also do a lot of cooking on the top.
I was going to put in a 'wetback' but the fireplace is so efficient and I have it on so often that I couldn't fit a hot water tank big enough... the one I was installing was 50 litres (13 and a bit Gal) and I couldn't use that much so I would have surplus hot water spouting over the roof.
All my on-board water is in easily carried 10litre (2.65 Gal) heavy duty plastic containers and I use a small bilge pump, well my 12volt shower actually, to take the water from those to the main 20 litre (5.3 Gal) tank.
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