The thing I liked with the redrock style is I had the unit mounted on the drawbar in a fitting I had made up it and it stayed there set up for the whole trip. (when travelling unit went in storage box) The Compete Campsite had a water outlet tap at the front which made it easy to use and we used the onboard water/pump most of the time. I had another pump mounted in a small box for the times we had to draw from a creek, fill jerrys or the camper tanks. I only ever put town water in the on board tank using food grade hose, anything else we would pump out of a jerry with second pump.
The shower tent could be anywhere the hose reached, I put a cheap garden style inline tap on the hose about 4ft from the shower head so the flow could be controlled from inside the tent which is important to conserve water.
Mrs Renno used to like the hair washing as well and I found that if you can get a shower head that adjusts to a narrow harder spray the missus will be right. This setup worked well for us and I think for the price is a good option. It never failed us. We had two other setups before settling on this one, you just have to find one that works for you.
Now we have sold it and have been swaging for while I heat a steel bucket up near the fire and use the spare pump in the same way, the last 2 times I found if I laid the jerry cans flat and made sure they were in the sun for most of the day they were actually to hot to use.
If I had to do it again I will go with this set up, good luck.
Renno
