Water pressure hazards
I have had a pressure reducer on my city water hose since my first couple trips, which is over a year\maybe a dozen trips ago. One place (La Sage, Grover Beach, CA) assured me I needed it, as the wat...
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wny_pat wrote:Dennis M M wrote:
I dumped that crummy little plastic check valve and put on a manual valve with a gauge, picked it up in a hardware store. I rarely see anything over 80 psi in a park, most are around 60 psi.
Then you've never been to Travelers World RV Resort in San Antonio where it is 160 psi!!! At least they warn you and do have a decent pressure regulator for sale in the store. Best to have a quality adjustable high flow Watts Pressure Regulator.
Wow! 160 psi? At that rate, you'd think they would regulate it at the source...although, I suppose maybe it makes more economic sense to sell regulators.
I bet the showers are good there though :)
