The pressure was high

[rockintom]

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Originally Posted by MakinSmoke I have a Watts that I built using parts from Home Depot. I got the idea from here. I could have spent a LOT more money on the gauge but prolly not much more on the regulator itself. The regulator is adjustable and I set it a 55psi one time when we were in a park that had that much water pressure and I leave it there all the time. Where ever we are, IF the water pressure is 55psi, we get that much or anything available up to that amount. On our own lot here on Cudjoe Key, the water pressure is never above 35psi so I don't use the regulator (which I think helps a little with the flow rate) Not sure about that.

Virg,

You are one sharp cookie....we're so glad you share your wealth of knowledge here with us!!! Sorry....I'm just in one of those "lets torment Virg" moods!!!! Must be the Christmas spirit!!!

I'll try to keep it to a minimum......rockhead

[mudpuppy]

Here is a picture of my wet bay. It shows my Pressure regulator set for 65 PSI with a quick disconnect, a 100w light bulb connected to the yellow green house thermostat, and my auto-transformer.

[MakinSmoke]

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Originally Posted by rockintom Virg, You are one sharp cookie....we're so glad you share your wealth of knowledge here with us!!! Sorry....I'm just in one of those "lets torment Virg" moods!!!! Must be the Christmas spirit!!! I'll try to keep it to a minimum......rockhead

How do you spell touche'. Heck, I get one home improvement thing right in 6 years and you have to take it away. You're a meanie!

[Still Working "NOT"]

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Originally Posted by Alex0905 Hi Workshop, I can't seem to find a water regulator that will still give me a good flow rate and my water pressure always drops too much. I have a 2009 36tke. Any ideas on what regulator I could buy? Thanks, Alex

Alex, as Smoke said, Home Depot in the underground sprinkler area of the plumbing supplies. You will have to buy some 3/4" hose fittings to adapt it to work with your water hose. You can also buy a pressure guage that will fit on a Y. One side to the hose to the fifth wheel and the gauge on the other side. Use this to adjust the regulator to the pressure you want. Usually around 45 to 55 psi will work fine.

[Hermandutchman]

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Originally Posted by rockintom Virg, You are one sharp cookie....we're so glad you share your wealth of knowledge here with us!!! Sorry....I'm just in one of those "lets torment Virg" moods!!!! Must be the Christmas spirit!!! I'll try to keep it to a minimum......rockhead

Is that christmas spirit spelled OP

[Alex0905]

Thanks all, for the information, I'm sure the Watts regulator will solve my problem!
Alex

[rockintom]

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Originally Posted by Hermandutchman Is that christmas spirit spelled OP

Budda-boom...budda-bing!!!

[Max1]

On our 07 Classic just behind the Hose Reel compartment is a brass one way valve that I believe is also a pressure regulator it was installed by the factory and seems to work as have never had any pressure or flow type problems.

[rockintom]

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Originally Posted by Max1 On our 07 Classic just behind the Hose Reel compartment is a brass one way valve that I believe is also a pressure regulator it was installed by the factory and seems to work as have never had any pressure or flow type problems.

Don't think that's a pressure regulator Max........but maybe Bryan will chime in and set us straight. rockin'