One mod I never see mentioned here....or maybe I have missed it.Water faucets...has anyone replaced them in their TT?The ones that came with my trailer we as cheap a faucet you could find and the bathroom faucet didn't even barely reach the sink.I watched for them to go on sale at Canadian Tire (Canadian retailer) and got two good high quality Danze kitchen and bathroom faucets for $120.00 for both..Tried them out just in the driveway and already love it...

Funny you posting this issue my daughter complained all weekend about that same problem except it was the bathroom and not my kitchen.

One of the first mods I do.........get rid of the cheap RV junk faucets.I don't think a cheaper piece of hardware can be found.Always change them out to a quality residential faucets (kitchen & bathroom)Just wish I could find a better quality shower faucet that would be easy swap out.

samhain7 wrote:I watched for them to go on sale at Canadian Tire (Canadian retailer) and got two good high quality Danze kitchen and bathroom faucets for $120.00 for both..Tried them out just in the driveway and already love it...Which model did you get?

Old-Biscuit wrote:One of the first mods I do.........get rid of the cheap RV junk faucets.Not a chance on the planet I'd waste $$ on swapping out a trailer faucet without good reason, as in it's leaking and can't be repaired at a reasonable cost. If we were living in the camper, sure - but for intermittent use during the camping season? ... hardly. :R

I hear you Soundguy, but our bathroom faucet literally over hung the sing by an 1.5". It was really difficult to wash your hands and not get water all over the counter.The kitchen faucet. Well, it was a high arch faucet but made of plastic. So when to swiveled it from one sink to the other, you had to grab the base....And it didn't spray well at all...

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takncarabizniz
Explorer
Jul 01, 2015
We just took ours out of storage and when pressurizng the system, the kitchen faucet sprung a leak. Replacement is now required. Suggestions?
stufarmer
Explorer
Jun 18, 2015
I recently upgraded the interior sinks with nice quality stainless and Grohe faucets. After words I exchanged the inside shower faucet assembly and then the outside shower hose with a stainless spray options. The quality change alone made it worth every cent.
samhain7
Explorer
Jun 17, 2015
For the record. I have gotten very helpful and accurate advice from both Old-Biscuit and SoundGuy.
I am glad BOTH of you are kicking around.
Tequila
Explorer
Jun 17, 2015
change them before you have flood like I did, mine are so light they came open by themselves on rough road, and i had forgotten to turn off the pump. Disaster.
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Jun 16, 2015
SoundGuy wrote:
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Really not much we agree on.........

But I'll do things the way I like whether you approve or not because it is for my benefit that I do these things.

Of course we agree as I too do things the way I like whether you approve or not because it is for my benefit that I do these things. Where we do disagree is because you apparently seem to believe I don't have the right to express an opinion you may not agree with. Sorry, if you think that's going to stop me from expressing my views you're in for a disappointment. ;)

Have NO problem with you expressing YOUR opinion.......

BUT your approach always seems to be demeaning in nature. You have a knack for attempting to put down others opinions when expressing your opinion.

And based on others post...I'm not the only one that gets this impression.
Houston_Remodel
Explorer
Jun 16, 2015
We swapped out our cheap plastic vanity faucet because we couldn't bring ourselves to look at the factory installed POS much longer.

We have a shiny new chrome moen from home depot which has a higher neck and swivels.

It was an easy swap out. No tools needed.
SoundGuy
Explorer
Jun 16, 2015
dmullen wrote:
Don't pay any attention to SoundGuy...he's always grumpy and negative no matter what he is replying too. I just ignore his posts. :)

Oh boy, now you've gone and done it ... now I won't sleep at night worrying about what you think! :E

Well OK, maybe that is a bit of an exaggeration ... I'll sleep just fine. :B
SoundGuy
Explorer
Jun 16, 2015
Old-Biscuit wrote:
Really not much we agree on.........

But I'll do things the way I like whether you approve or not because it is for my benefit that I do these things.

Of course we agree as I too do things the way I like whether you approve or not because it is for my benefit that I do these things. Where we do disagree is because you apparently seem to believe I don't have the right to express an opinion you may not agree with. Sorry, if you think that's going to stop me from expressing my views you're in for a disappointment. ;)
2oldman
Explorer II
Jun 16, 2015
SoundGuy wrote:
Not a chance on the planet I'd waste $$ on swapping out a trailer faucet without good reason
I love having money to waste on kitchen faucets - and I did.
GuyGene
Explorer
Jun 16, 2015
Oh me, today, I am repairing my shower pipes. Not the actual junky faucet, but the pex elbow that screws onto the faucet. The plastic nuts on both of them broke on our last trip, 9 pm when we arrived and found we had a leak! I had to cut a hole in hall paneling behind the faucets to access the pipes. Oh well, at least I'm learning about how to connect pex fittings! Had to buy the crimping tool for 3/8, 1/2 fittings, a 20' piece of 1/2" pex just to get 6" of it! Anybody near Columbus who needs some 1/2" pex?