A practical alternative (Plan E) is to buy GoWesty's (I think) aux 45 liter water tank and remove the Westy propane tank and replace/install the under-van fresh water tank (or put one on each side, under the van - or one gray water, one fresh water). Now you have freed up the space IN the van (where the 60 liter fresh water tank was). So one can now put a regular BBQ propane tank inside the van (where the water tank was or under the sink) and keep a small spare BBQ tank for when you run out of propane. This is what I'm going to do with my Dehler van's new Reimo interior. Many European vans had the Propane tank under the sink. Malcolm
--- Pensioner <al_knoll@PACBELL.NET> wrote: > Plan C: Get a second manifold piece from your (FLRVS) and install so you > have a cappable tee fitting with the same pipe thread as the original. > > Plan D: (the roadhaus(tm) solution) Buy a second Westy Tank and install > under the passenger side door,
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