Pressurized Scepter Water Can Upgrade *CAMP SHOWER* (JAGMTE Cap Review and How To DIY)
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- Welcome back to the Gator Overland Channel. In today's video I will review the pre-built customized cap by JAGMTE, followed by a "How To" showing you a DIY way to similarly customize your own cap. Weather you buy pre-built or build yourself, this upgrade is and outdoor adventure game changer!
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JAGMTE Pre-Built Cap Link:
Website
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eBay
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DIY Cap Upgrade Materials List (including amazon affiliated links):
VTR TR-416-S 1" Outer Mount Metal
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American Valve WM75LQTB 1/2" Washing Machine Valve, 1/2-Inch, Blue
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Scepter 5gal 05177 Military Water can
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Miltary Water can Cap Wrench
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Food Grade NSF RTV Silicone Sealant
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Water hose Quick disconnect
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18” gear tie
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Male hose repair connector
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Water hose nozzle
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Flexzilla garden hose (ideally something food grade safe)
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*Optional* coil retractable garden hose
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Bell bicycle hand pump
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DIY Construction Steps
Step 1- Remove cap vent stopple and spout caps
Step 2- Install tank valve stem. All you need is the Tank stem, bottom gasket and nut. Applying food grade sealant to gasket prior to pushing stem through underside of cap is optional. Once stem is through cap, just thread the nut on the stem snug, plus 1/4 turn.
Step 3- Install Washer drain valve. If using Scepter brand cap, youll need to bore out the spout I.D. with 3/4" Wood/Metal drill bit. This is not necessary on off brand cap. Place valve up against spout as level as possible and hand thread into spout. The plastic is soft, but might take a bit of effort. Using a wrench as leverage can make this a bit easier. You can either thread in completely, or just before threading completely you can add a bead of sealant at the base of the valve to seal against the spout and then tighten completely. Apply sealant to plastic fastener nut and thread on to drain valve snug, plug 1/4 turn.
Step 4- 1/2" PVC tubing connection. Apply Teflon tape or sealant to drain valve threads and thread on 1/2"x1/2" socket x threaded adapter snug, plus 1/4 turn.
Step 5- 1/2" PVC dip tube. Determine your configuration for making a 17" dip tube. Couplings are optional if breaking down. Using sealant to affix is optional as well.
Step 6- Water can accessory attachments. Attached your choice length of hose, quick connect fittings, nozzle, hand air pump, and gear tie.
Time Stamp:
Intro- 0:00
Opening- 1:02
Why Scepter?- 2:15
Disclaimer- 2:40
JAGMTE Cap and How It Works- 3:10
How we use it- 4:05
Shower- 7:57
How To beginning- 10:24
Materials- 10:38
Tools- 11:03
Extras Add ons- 11:19
Step 1 Vent removal- 12:08
Step 2 Valve stem- 12:49
Step 3 Washer drain valve- 13:39
Step 4 PVC tubing connection- 15-15
Step 5 PVC dip tube- 15:34
Step 6 Water can accessory attachments- 16:05
Closing: 17:40
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This is awesome! Thanks for the review and step-by-step build. We'll definitely be adding this to our water cans.
Hey mike! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. See the description for material list and links.. my wife was the incentive.: this thing works great !
Awesome, thanks for sharing and doing a step by step build!.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment… We use this all the time… We love it… Let me know if you have any questions
I bought this a few years ago and gave it away (regretfully). I plan to build my own based on your video. Very detailed and informative. Thank you!
Thanks carol! We use ours all the time.. currently traveling California.. works great!
John, great video. I am always looking for the DIY, low cost alternatives to gear for the jeep. this is a great solution for far less than the "commercial" solutions. Thanks for sharing.
That’s what it’s all about bud
Excellent video! Super informative and I love that you provide both build and buy options. I tend to be lazy and just buy some fancy prebuilt solution, but the DIY steps look so simple I might actually give them a try!
I bought it first and then made it so I could share both options.. super easy to make and much cheaper for only a few minutes of work.
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!
Let me know if you have any questions
Great video. Getting a setup for the beach.
Awesome! We use ours down at the beach all
The time.. super convenient.. let me know if you have any questions!
Excellent work ! 💪🏻
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment… We use it all the time it works great… Let me know if you have any questions
Just ordered! Thanks
Awesome!! Let me know if you have any questions. I made 3 for friends over the weekend!
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Great video! I want one of these for fishing season.
It’ll be great!! We used it at the last this weekend!
Great job I will make one or two for my shower tent. My wife should be very happy.
Absolutely! Works like a charm !
Great video, very informative!
Awesome! This one’s for you ! 🤘🏼
Thanks for this tutorial. I watched it last week and just put it together using your parts list with some variation in the water system connectors that I could find. It does work like you described. I can get about two and a half minutes of constant jet stream from it before it starts getting low. I can imagine using it for a camp shower will last more by using shower mode. I did find that 15 PSI was what I thought was needed for using it as a power washer. My build also has an air leak somewhere so I may not have sealed it as best as I could, but then I can just pump it up some more. Thanks again.
Awesome to hear Keith! Thanks for the comment
Very good video. The step by step is awesome!
That’s what I do… Thanks for the feedback… We love it
Thank you so much! I ordered all the parts thanks to your amazing, detailed Amazon list (MUCH appreciated) including the Skeptor can/lid. I almost went with the pre assembled lid but decided I should know how on my own to assemble incase of future issues or incase I ever need to order more, it’s saved in my past order list. I’ve seen other versions, your demo and simplicity of parts made it easy for me to go this route, that and it feels safer. The real purpose for me is I have two double coated dogs (Aussie & Husky/Aussie mix) that get messy for too many reasons on the road or at parks, etc. and it’s a nightmare worrying about how to clean them before stepping back into the car. Often I’m trying to wash them at awkward angles and trying to hold a water bottle or heavy bag just doesn’t work. I had a prior Amazon water/shower bag with crappy hose and didn’t have pressure and began leaking in less than a year so it’s time to invest in something that’ll actually work. Thanks again
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment… I’m always happy to help and glad you found this DIY kit useful… We also have an Aussie and English massive and know how they can get dirty. Let me know if you have any questions
@@GatorOverland thank you, i just got everything in from Amazon! I do have one question and I may have missed it in the video, how do we depressurize the container when traveling or in between stops? Do we need to let the water out and refill or does the outer mount valve have a way to remove air pressure alone?
It’s mentioned in the video @10:00 .. you easily depressurize by putting on a air chuck or depress the shrader nipple with a rock, stick, key, knife.. or Simply loosen the scepter can cap. Shoot me an email if you have any further questions jkhartel3@gmail.com
@Gator_Overland I just got my JAGMTE top today, I’lI eventually make more for the family.
Excellent video. I showed my set up to my daughter and son-in-law, they’re both Paramedics in Galveston, they see the immediate potential and usefulness.
That is awesome to hear, I’m glad you like it… I could see an immediate usefulness in the medical field as well… I live about one hour from Galveston… Small world.
@@GatorOverland I’ve got your email, I’ll touch base with soon.
Awesome!!! I look forward to that…🤘🏼
Good Stuff!
A man of means!
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woot this was Great!
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment! 🤘🏼
awesome!
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great video, I'm a big fan of scepter - made in Canada - I also use their gas can, which is similar form factor, and can be hotswapped (loosely) with milk crates from local dairy or homedepot.
I just ordered the JAGMTE Cap-combo - jagmte.com/collections/scepter-mwc-accessories/products/ball-valve-pressure-kit-mwc
Wow… Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment… The system works great for us… We actually use it more than I planned to originally
Awesome!! You won’t regret it.. Super convenient
just ordered my scepter and Schrader valve. ;) i was thinking about making the PVC pipe shower but after considering the cost, this DIY is way cheaper. thanks
Absolutely… Thanks for reaching out and taking the time to comment… Let me know if you have any questions
I like it.
Great video
Thanks! Let me know if you have any questions !
@@GatorOverland You made it very simple so I will be looking into it
I enjoyed your video, it was well done. Pressurizing a Scepter water container might work o'k but for me it is ill advised.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment… This build is definitely to the discretion and risk of the user… I have successfully used this configuration in the hundreds of times and no issues… The only real concern would be over pressurizing, which would more than likely bypass the cap gasket before anything Got crazy… I typically don’t pressurize more than 15 psi as advised by JAGMTE. This configuration does work well, but concept is not fit for everyone and that is understandable.
Hey man! Great content, thanks for your in-depth and well executed videos! I wanted to ask, have you heard about the recent recall of the Gladiator because of the "exploding clutch"? do you have any thoughts on that?
Yes I have… I have 29,000 Miles of smiles and no issues with my clutch yet… I haven’t had any symptoms either… I have brought it in for The recall and passed the stress test… If it should fail and I expect it to around 50,000 to 60,000 miles which is a common clutch replacement time… I will be upgrading to the center force.
thanks for taking the time to watch and comment… I’m happy to help and share my experiences.
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Got any DIY ideas on how to pressurize it manually like the Lifesaver Jerry Can? Want to build something similar to filter water perhaps using the off the shelf ceramic/charcoal candle filters like those used in Berkeys. Not sure if pressure will work on those gravity filters to provide instant water but wanted to see to eliminate a second water compartment and waiting for it to drip.
Just FYI, the Waterport does not require mounting it to a vehicle. It can be carried as a jug. Waterport can also mount to any trailer hitch, which everyone does have.
Yes, also a great non-DIY option!
Leitner hydro pod is a another great mobile option as well
Outstanding video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment
AWESOME video!!
im curious have you used the hand pump to fully pump to the 15psi? how long did it take?
It’s about two minutes of pumping with a small bicycle pump… I would suggest a bigger bicycle pump😂
Pressurised water station for couple uses! Save tour money!
Great water system. Love the content. Love the ball cap. Hook'em Horns! (UT BBA 1990)
😂🤘🏼.. thank for taking the time to watch and comment.. I’m an all Texas fan… my wife is the Aggie …
Two quick questions:
1. When you place and seal the washer drain valve on the cap, what considerations should we have that effect the final spout placement?
2. Instead of using the 1/2” PVC as a dip tube, could a person use some of the same food-safe hose (that you use for showering) as a dip tube? If yes, any fitting changes to consider when mounting?
Thank you so much for sharing!!! I found your video just in time!
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!
1) Since the drain is 90 deg it should function properly at nearly any angle, but what I would do prior to permanently affixing is tighten the cap and then orientate the drain opening as seen @ 6:10 in the video for easy access of disconnect/connect.
2) yes you could affix a hose, but they tend to float around and be out of position when the water gets low and/or kink, which could construct your flow.
But If you want a hose, You could simply do a 1/2” brass or pvc fnpt x barb size of the hose.
You may even be able to hose clamp a hose on the fitting I used in the video.
@@GatorOverland Thank you, very much, for the information and for responding so quickly! Super stoked to build one, and have the confidence to do so because of your video!!!
May I ask one more question.... Is regular plumbing tape ok to use in place of teflon tape? I'm not fully understanding the differences.
Thank you again :)
I’ve never understood that there are differences to be honest… I use the one that looks like a blue plastic ring
Pretty cool. #JTRSPARTACUS
Wish I had found this video before I built the version with the German submersible pump. This is a much less expensive build and seems to have more water pressure.
I’ve made both, and they both have their own pros and cons.. but in the end it’s pumping up last longer than batteries in the long run in my experience. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment
@@GatorOverland Can you go over the pros and cons. I'm trying to decided which route to take as we speak. Thanks.
That is the pros and cons… Pretty much you can have pressure at any time, whether manually or by a pump.. someone consider pressurizing an inconvenience….. if you want to leave it up to electronics to do the work, that’s fine too, but electronics and water don’t always mix well long-term plus you have to worry about recharging…
I cant find your material list. Is it still available somewhere? Great channel by the way! New subscriber
The material list is in the description below… Shoot me an email at JKHARTEL3@gmail.com And I would be happy to shoot it over and answer any other questions you might have
Just watch your video. Great video! Two questions. What length of hose did you use? And if using the hand bike pump about how long does it take to get to 15psi?
I used 10 feet of hose, but you can utilize anything you see fit.
The amount of time it takes to pressure up his relative to how much water is left in the tank… If it’s mostly full, it doesn’t take as long… I usually fill with 4 gallons and if I was to pump with the hand pump, it would take about a minute or two… It would be longer if it was more empty… if you want to utilize a standing bicycle pump that would put more air in at a time than the little hand pump, and could still stow away easily, if need be..
@@GatorOverland thank you!
Solo 430-1G landscaping sprayer has a pump and sprayer built for $40USD, the cap fits the scepter cans
Incredible info!! Thanks for the alternate advice.. works out to about the same.
@@GatorOverland sorry I wasn't intending to put down your build or draw attention away from it. I've just been looking for a solution that fit my needs and came across your video for ideas. I found the plug and play on my build was perfect for my best use case
@@GatorOverland also, the scepter fuel cans are thicker plastic, hence why they're more expensive to purchase, so if higher pressure was desired, a fuel labeled can would be a better option
No way man… Absolutely I really appreciate the information… If it doesn’t help out myself it will help out many others who read along with it so don’t hold back…
@@GatorOverland hell yeah my dude! Sick rig by the way 🤤
interesting!
It works great! Let me know if you have any questions
@@GatorOverland the only question that came to mind is how long does it take to pressurize the container using the bicycle pump? I try and keep things as simple as possible...
thank you!
@@stacky512a it would depend on how much water is left in the tank… Less water would mean more pumping… Also depends on the size of your pump… With that small bicycle pump it takes about a minute or so to get to 15 psi… 15 psi will typically empty the entire jug and/or last long enough to rinse off
@@GatorOverland only a minute or so? That's actually incredible. I was thinking more like 5 minutes of constant pumping.
Thank you for responding. I "liked and subscribed!"
If it’s closer to empty I will take longer.. get a foot or tube bicycle pump to reduce pump time
Nice color jeep 😂. How has this little project held up?
Holding up great!! We use it all the time, and no issues
J A G M T E…catchy 😂😂
“Just another guy making things easier”
@@GatorOverland really? 😂😂
Yep
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Question! Did you cut your hose down to a certain length or is that a fixed length from when you bought it? And how long is the length of your hose?
I bought the 50ft length from a garden store and cut it down to 10ft. I’ve made 3 cans so far so I still have about 20ft of hose left for 2 more. You can make it what ever length suits your needs.. my bed is 5ft and I put it up against the head of the bed, from there I can generally access any point of the vehicle with that length without taking it out of the bed.
@@GatorOverland thank u so much for responding. I loved the idea of this but am not very handy with tools so i shut down the idea of ever having one of these but your tutorial made it seem super easy so I pulled the trigger and got the pre built one. Super excited to put it together. Thank u so much for this!! This is a GAME CHANGER 🤘
Oh it absolutely is. Thanks for the kind comment! I actually ran into a viewer this weekend while wheeling in west Texas who was appreciative of how methodical I do my videos. They made their 4way inflate/deflate system base on my video. A lot of TH-cam videos are brief and only touch certain points, but I figured if I’d provide all the info i can, there isn’t room for question, or at least one that can’t be resolved quickly or decided on your own. The main influence was my wife. We don’t have to take bucket baths anymore!
I’m always happy to help. Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions.
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@@GatorOverland God bless you and your wife 🙏
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I’ve tried using with and without orings and can’t seem to get a air tight seal on the cap. Any suggestions?
Do you have the scepter cap wrench?
Where can you get you water nozzle? Can you please send a link? Also what is the diameter of hose connection? Just want to make sure I get the right connection to mate with Jagmite product. I also wanted to ask about the arb depressure tool. Do you have a link to that?
Hey! Thanks for reaching out. This should be everything you need. All the depressurization tool is, is a lock on tire chuck that I use to fill my tires..
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VTR TR-416-S 1" Outer Mount Metal... www.amazon.com/dp/B01BRVCQ7K?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
American Valve WM75LQTB 1/2" Washing Machine Valve, 1/2-Inch, Blue www.amazon.com/dp/B00QGXABS6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glc_fabc_ZiJ-FbG92SZDH
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Water hose nozzle
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Any suggestions on a dip stick that would be drinking safe?
Maybe a plastic dowel rod? Not real sure
The arb is an oil-less operation..
Thanks Matt… The ARB is an oilless operation.. I’m sure there is still a margin of concern, but then again how much do I trust the water that is coming out of the tap ?
Even if not, used for drinking water is still a great shower .
One thing I can't seem to gather from all the videos that show the presurized SCEPTER can at 15psi, is how much pressurized water do you get after pressurization? 1/2 gallon, 1 gallon. Any way you can do a video where you show continuous pour in real time? I wanna see how often I need to repressure the tank. This will give me the proper means to repressurize. hand pump would suck but if you were only doing that per 4 gallons, that wouldnt suck as much as if you were re-pumping it every 1/4 gallon.
Full Open nozzle with 4gal at 15psi is approx 4mins of run time and one 15psi charge will empty the can. If you’re washing your essentials… Two people can use the can most of the weekend. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
I bought the JAGMTE cap. After repeated repressurizations at 15psi, the most I can get is 2 minutes of decent pressure and two gallons of water before I have to repressurize. Maybe I got a defect.
It sounds like you have an air leak somewhere in your fitting or cap… I do know the JAGMTE caps do not come with an O-ring… If you order a cap from scepter specific it will have an O-ring and that may solve your problem… You may spray your cap and components with soapy water to reveal the leak… I have no problem emptying my can with a 15 psi charge and 4 gallons in the can. Contact scepter and get an O-ring… It may even be a generic size you can get at a hardware store
@@GatorOverland Okay, will try that. Thanks for the tip.
@@TheWuky22 How did this go?
Is one 15psi fill enough to get a quick shower done, or do you need to repressurize?
One 15psi fill is enough to empty the tank at most elevations.. about 4-5min depending on flow rate of nozzle
Ordered the kit from JAGMTE. Unfortunately they didn't take much care when assembling. There are stickers and thread seal tape rather sloppily attached to the parts and also hanging in the tubing. I would have much rather assembled it myself and taking more care to the details.
Thanks for taking the time to reach out… It seems quality control these days can vary, even from respected brands. The good thing about this assembly is it’s all parts you can get at the hardware store so if you need to fix anything it can be done easily.. let me know how it works for you
How long will it run continuously on one 15psi charge?
Till it’s empty… How long is up to you and how much throttle you have applied.. I’ve tested it at about a gallon per minute with the shower and wide open.. it’s enough two people to 3 light rinse showers.. (essential parts and hair) pair that with dude wipes and you’re set for a good weekend to a week.
Does the constant expansion from being pressurized damage the jug ? Or causes the water pressure to subside after so many uses ?
I’ve pressurized over 100 times or so, and on visible change or showing of deformation. Functions just like day one. Don’t go over 15psi and all will be good. My wife has her shower down to nearly a minute now.. 😂🤘🏼
@@GatorOverland dude you’re quick !Thanks for the speedy response. I did have one other question though. What’s your thoughts on the LCI jug/ the kit they have on Jagmte? I’m going camping for the long weekend and the scepter may not arrive on time.
From what I understand, LCI are interchangeable with scepter so you should be fine with the JAGMTE cap regardless of can choice.
You should become a spokesman.
😂😂 giving me too much credit!
Where buy the kit? Please
As mentioned in the video, simply click on the down arrow to reveal the video description and all the information is there… If you can’t find it shoot me an email to JKHARTEL3@gmail.com
how long run time do you have if using hose on shower setting? i'm basically wanting to figure out if I can get around 1-2 minutes of total run-time for an actual shower...previous build used an RV pump, but this may be less hassle
Would love to know as well
5min max.. gal per min at full blast
That sealant isn't safe for this purpose. "Not intended for continuous underwater use.". The company that makes this doesn't even have a website. I would question the use of this sealant or any silicon that makes continuous contact with food. That said I don't know if there is an alternative solution for this build. Other than for use as non potable.
Not sure what’s up with the websites right now to be honest… You don’t have to use the sealant, it’s is overkill optional. Prior to this knowledge it is a USDA approved food contact safe sealant. Thanks for pointing that out. We use it as a non-potable water source.
conspecmaterials.com/shop/sealants/silicone-sealants/silco-sil-bond-4500-rtv-silicone/
Wouldnt a metal can be better for pressurizing, with a plastic you get about 5 lbs of pressure.
One could assume… I actually tested the max and the O-ring gives way about 40 psi… 25 psi is more than enough to empty 5 gallons of water without re-pressurizing. The plastic that these scepter cans are made of is robust…
Yeah, I wouldn't drink that water with a pvc tube... Food grade silicone tube is better
You make a good point for a potable water storage/use… PVC is not generally an issue unless it’s heated, but it’s better to be safe than sorry.
Please remove your sunglasses, if the sun is in your eyes, change position, have it off your shoulder. People take more notice from someone you can look into their eyes and slow down your speech. Works every time. But great system and I will definitely try it out.cheers Wiz
I appreciate hate the insight and do typically try to do that. I live in Southeast Texas and the weather is sunglasses weather in any direction. Slowing my speech is something i need to work on. Just trying to fit in a bunch of info without taking up the viewers time. Thanks wiz… more content coming soon
Not safe. 1 you are adding comp oil to the water. 2 if it is over pressurizes it is explosive.
Settle down Rick. This is a dry compressor, no oil involved, and while over pressurizing is possible, the seal leaks at about 25psi.. you have more pressure in a super soaker. Just be mindful and you’ll be clean.. 🤝
Jagmte is the worst name ever 😂
Absolutely!! It’s an acronym for
“just a guy making things easier”
@@GatorOverland ok now I like it 🖤
Yes, it makes sense, but still awful to say more than once 😂😂
What a terrible name for a product. Come up with a pronouncable name fella.
JAGMTE? 😂😂 I didn’t come up with the name… It’s a guy‘s company, He stands for
“Just A Guy Making Things Easier” . He actually has a lot of cool products… I just made my own can DIY based on his design…