My Puck uses an external Whale pump. It looks like it's an after market fit. The parts used however are obsolete and are stating to show their age. The inlet socket is bolted under the chassis and doesn't use a surface fitted inlet. I use very little water and it would simplify my setup if I reverted back to what I suspect is the original setup ie a smaller container under the sink. The wires are all there but what container should I use and does it go on the floor or the shelf above it. I presume you just shove the container in and drop the submersible pump into it ! This would alleviate the need for an external plug and socket. Or am I getting it all wrong ?

Thanks, sounds good. Has anybody got an idea for a nifty container.

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How about , Looks very similar to mine :

Werbung: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/13-Litre-Wate...-EAAOSwZVlXjOud

I was thinking it had to lay flat to fit in. Does it stand upright. I have the 120 GT with the inbuilt gas locker which may mean my cupboard is too small.

This container is similar looking to mine but I have a Triton 430. Have a look on ebay under water containers, there were lots of other types on there.
Maybe someone else that has a Puck with an original container might put a picture on here so that you get some idea of what you are looking for.

Thanks, I was thinking your suggestion was bigger than it is, I was being lazy and have just measured the height available and it (or something similar) will fit in. Leaving it fitted and refilling with the watering can suggestion may allow something even bigger !

A watering can full would be about my limit to carry and probably last me a day. Do you have to remove a submersible pump every time you fill the container. A separate filling point would be useful.

Why don't they produce a blue food grade watering can, rather than us having to use any old colour, chemical leaching plastic.

Thanks everyone for talking me through the details. I'm sourcing all new stuff now and will plan the changeover to suit the season or when my old stuff fails. Liking the watering can conversion, it will be interesting to see what mine looks like.

Thanks Aaron, I really appreciate your time and effort for the photos. It's a full tutorial in a single post.