Loud water pump
Ok so normally we take our crossroads cruiser to full hook up sites. Water pump doesn't get much use. Sometimes we head to local state park for couple nights and make due. For example we don't shower ...
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Previous trailer, I did all I could to quiet down the pump. I put foam rubber under the pump and then screwed it down, but not tight, so it kind of floated. It helps a lot. Still make sound though.
Current trailer? OK, it makes noise, but who cares! It's part of the camper, and everyone in the camper knows it's a necessary noise, so they just have to live with it. Problem solved. Who cares! I'm not busting grapes again to quiet it down.
And? even with full hook-up sites, we always use our fresh water tank and on-board pump. I fill the tank from the available water source and turn off the source. Why? There is never any concern about over-pressurizing the camper's water pipes. When connected to "city water" you just never really know what the pressure is. So, to be safe, we just use the on-board pump, even at home in the drive way, where I know what my water pressure is.
Noisy pump? I'd tell everyone to just live with it or they can just go to a motel! Problem solved!
Current trailer? OK, it makes noise, but who cares! It's part of the camper, and everyone in the camper knows it's a necessary noise, so they just have to live with it. Problem solved. Who cares! I'm not busting grapes again to quiet it down.
And? even with full hook-up sites, we always use our fresh water tank and on-board pump. I fill the tank from the available water source and turn off the source. Why? There is never any concern about over-pressurizing the camper's water pipes. When connected to "city water" you just never really know what the pressure is. So, to be safe, we just use the on-board pump, even at home in the drive way, where I know what my water pressure is.
Noisy pump? I'd tell everyone to just live with it or they can just go to a motel! Problem solved!
