Hello Everyone! Me and some friends of mine are buying a travel trailer for a summer trip, we won't be getting a lot of use out of it so we've decided on one that is as cheap as possible. The down side to this is the obvious interior renovations required, the most complexed of which is a the water system. None of us really have any experience doing this sort of stuff, but we figure what's the worst that could go wrong?....right? :/ The trailer we are interested has a bathroom, shower, and sink, however these appliances only work while the TT is at a camp ground with water hook ups. So to remedy this obvious draw back we've decided to install our own system. Our idea is to take a 55 Gallon drum, install a line between it and a 50 PSI pump, then have the tank be filled by the previous water hook ups on the TT. From the output of the pump the water would go through a "T" connector, one side going to a tank-less propane water heater. The output of the heater, along with the free out off the T connector would create the new sources for hot and cold water, respectively, and would be tapped into the already installed water system. In total this system would run somewhere around $300, including all needed piping. If this would work it seems like a great solution to our water problem. Any input would be GREATLY appreciated Thanks -Nate

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