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Old 06-30-2014, 06:30 PM   #15
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The water pressure in the Park was about 20 pounds so you may be right.
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The Kentucky Horse Park Campground has 120pounds of pressure! No warning what so ever! We were there 3rd week in June, BEWARE!
A good reason to always use a water pressure regulator. You can build your own from parts purchased at Lowe's or buy them from stores like this.

https://www.rvwaterfilterstore.com/P...Regulators.htm

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We don't run our pump when hooked up to city water, we use a pressure regulator but that's just to keep the pressure low so it won't blow out our pipes.
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I use a reg at the inlet that is connected to a tee. Off the tee, I have one connection to the house supply and another short hose to the Black tank Flush. The Blue Stripe hose is the inlet city supply which is regulated to 60 PSI Max. Never have to worry about over pressure and it allows full flow at anything under 60 PSI. With this set up I can run the Black tank flush or switch to house supply without having to switch hoses.
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