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irishexit

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Hard to achieve for a "standard size" SUV if you crunch the numbers.  To effectively flush salty sand off the undercarriage, you need at least house level water pressure and flow rate.  I do not remember the flow rate in my house, as I converted my sprinkler system to a well almost 30 years ago.  Conversely, in my 2016 Toyota 4Runner, I have a 13 gallon Ironman 4x4 water tank that lives behind the rear seat and a SUR-Flo water pump that generates 1.5GPM at 35PSI.  Plenty adequate for rinsing the bait board and fishing tackle, but the tank empties in 8 minutes, not nearly enough time for adequate rinsing of the SUV, even if you disregard the low pressure compared to a house system.

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1 hour ago, Frank2104 said:

I got the impression the OP was talking about showering/rinsing people rather than undercarriages.

 

I think so also, the "other undercarriage" 

 

Years ago I carried a pump sprayer, the kind used for killing weeds and filled with water. You can get them from 1 -4 gallons

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3 mins ago, giant basshole said:

2007 Surburban. Legit hot water heat exchanger run off the heater core hoses. Pump, shower head , great for coming out of a wetsuit in the middle of the night in Montauk.

That's what I'm talking about.

Any pics?

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1 hour ago, irishexit said:

That's what I'm talking about.

Any pics?

I bought it as a kit. The guy advertised in the back pages of 4wd magazines. I will try to send you a link . Don’t think he’s in business anymore . But he made a great product.
 I fish montauk , sometimes a week at a time . And never wanted to be far from my gear. Wetsuiting all night so it’s hard to sleep at hotels, and the rates are insane anyway. Showering is a must if your going  to last any length of time. 

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Race - human like everyone else

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