L12 How to hide 100 Gallons on an off road overlanding RV. Leviathan project @BuilderCreator
L12 How to hide 100 Gallons on an off road overlanding RV. Leviathan project  @BuilderCreator
Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
To fit as much fresh and grey water as possible, in the limited space of our amphibious, off-road overlanding supervan, we have had to resort to the use of multiple tanks. To secure those tanks, we are attaching them by way of sheet metal trays that hang from the cabin subframe. This video is the preparation and plumbing of the potable and grey water tanks into those trays. We also throw in a short segment on installing a set of Hellwig helper springs to keep our chassis level when we start to add these cabin components.
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L12 How to hide 100 Gallons on an off road overlanding RV. Leviathan project

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