best fresh water hose
We are buying everything we need for our new TT and are looking at hoses to bring fresh water into the trailer. We want at least 100' since we will be camping at parks where we will often be attaching...
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SoundGuy wrote:Lwiddis wrote:
Reconsider staying attached to water in favor of filling with water and using your water pump. Less chance of a burst RV water pipe and flooding.Second Chance wrote:
There is absolutely nothing wrong with staying connected to the park water supply all the time...
If that park water supply spigot is community property and not an on-site tap then sure there is ... it's inconsiderate. :R I've done this rarely and only if the tap was right in front of our site and only because I connected to it with a quick disconnect fitting so if someone else came along wanting water I could instantly disconnect to allow them to do so.
Since more times than not we're camping on sites without individual water taps I always have a system on hand anyway to collect fresh water as we may need it so that being the case I find it just as easy those times we do have on-site water to still not bother connecting to it but instead just fill the trailer's fresh water holding tank from that supply and use the trailer pump just as we always do.
No one way is the only right way. ;)
Unless it's your way......
