jim65wagon
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We just picked up the Triton shower earlier this spring along with a Ragasco propane tank, mated to our 21 gallon water tank and you get ridiculously luxuriant showers.
For our week in Monongahela last month we had enough people using it that we had to keep refilling the tank once a day. That's it's disadvantage over something like a Zodi, or even a stove heated sponge bath...the Triton can be a water hog if you're not careful. Usually places we camp have some sort of water access, whether it's a stream, river, lake, spring etc so refilling is not much trouble.
The one flaw our unit has is the shower head on/off switch is a little touchy and if you don't turn it just right the water dribbles out enough to kick the burner on and off.
My wife built the carry box that houses the unit and our soap/shampoo box. The carrying case doubles a shower stand to keep your feet out of the mud. It's a decent setup and it beats the Zodi unit we had hands down....
For our week in Monongahela last month we had enough people using it that we had to keep refilling the tank once a day. That's it's disadvantage over something like a Zodi, or even a stove heated sponge bath...the Triton can be a water hog if you're not careful. Usually places we camp have some sort of water access, whether it's a stream, river, lake, spring etc so refilling is not much trouble.
The one flaw our unit has is the shower head on/off switch is a little touchy and if you don't turn it just right the water dribbles out enough to kick the burner on and off.
My wife built the carry box that houses the unit and our soap/shampoo box. The carrying case doubles a shower stand to keep your feet out of the mud. It's a decent setup and it beats the Zodi unit we had hands down....
