Using 2 Fiamma containers as water supply on an archaeological site and it would be easier if it had a tap. Can find one for an Aquaroll but not for the Fiamma container
Even if superficially the same nominal diameter, no guarantee the threads will be the same, or the sealing ring fit compatible. You'd have to try one to be sure it was a suitable fit.
Modifying an existing cap with a add on tap would likely be best route.
Quote: Originally posted by oxter on 29/8/2022
Then you can’t roll it to fill it
All the Fiamma water carriers I've seen are more like a wheeled suitcase, a rectangular tank with wheels rather than a rolling drum as an Aquaroll or Waterhog, so assuming this one is similar, if so, a fixed tap would not interfere with transporting it. They all seem to be only 23 litres as well, so even carryable with inbuilt handle over a modest distance.
Quote: Originally posted by oxter on 29/8/2022
Ask a site neighbour to try their aquaroll cap on your Fiamma
They are on an archaeological site, so doubt there will be any near neighbours.
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Topic: Caps for water carriers
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