00:00Need right water set up for rig?
00:02Debate over 80L container vs 60L tank come down to cargo space and weight limits.
00:08Tested math, found best options in deals to help pick right fit today.
00:13First up, modular pick, portable car tank with faucet.
00:17Runs 5-20 liters capacity, top size sit at $21.30.
00:22Best part is built-in spigot for quick hand washing.
00:25High-volume mover with over 4,600 sold, 4.7 rating.
00:31Great choice of space-tight and full 60 liters too bulky.
00:35Second, 15-liter emergency storage jug.
00:39Costs $34.07, 4.7 rating across 3,800 sales.
00:45Best feature is integrated hand sanitizer jar right next to main valve.
00:49Perfect camp hygiene station.
00:51Fits awkward trunk corners where massive rigid tank fail.
00:56Third, main contender, true 80-liter vehicle drinking container.
01:01Steel at $15.35, score 4.8 stars.
01:05Huge food-grade capacity hold entire camp supply for weak.
01:10Buy this if vehicle payload allow weight.
01:13Skip complex 60-liter plumb tank, save money, haul maximum water.
01:18Fourth, heavy-duty 20-liter camping carrier.
01:22Price $46.11, near-perfect 4.9 rating.
01:27Built tough like brick, take beating on rough trails.
01:30Good alternative if 80-liter sloshed too much inside vehicle bed.
01:35Stacks clean, zero leak risk.
01:38Fifth, upgraded 20-liter jug with soap dispenser.
01:41Also $46.11 with 4.9 rating.
01:45Dual spigot and soap chamber make camp dishwashing fast.
01:50High durability shall fit tight against vehicle tailgate.
01:54Reliable pick when need hygiene and hydration combined.
01:58Links to every container in description below.
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02:05Drop rig setup in comments.
02:07All right.
02:08so
02:08I'll get back to it later.
02:08Terima kasih.
