Shark bites for plumbing

You'll be fine. The only rewason I don't use them is I have PEX tools ($$$).

I have used numerous ones. Make sure the ones you get are the releasable style.

Used one in my toy hauler. Works great.

Quick an easy. I carry a few and a link of pex for emergency.

I use the similar Watts and Sea Tech push-on fittings and have never had a failure to date.

I didn't use any SharkBites in my RV (yet).
I would not hesitate to use them, I've had them on my home heating system for 15 years with no problems.

ocean bound wrote:
Has anybody use shark bites in their motorhome in the plumbing system And how well are they holding up I just used two of the push on shark bites in the bathroom fixture made the job a lot Easier Just curious how they hold up in a motorhome or trailer

Yes and I give 'em a 10

Would never use them again, flooded out my mh while winterrising, 2 gallons of antifreeze from one end to the bedroom, many different size's of plumbing in the RV industry, have a friend that had shark bite in a ceiling of his house and the whole ceiling came down, $25000 damage. Lots of fun trying to clean up the mess.

I have several in my trailer to connect PEX to fixtures etc for over 10 years.
No issues and I would use them again.

They do work great but are kind of pricey, if you aren't in a hurry with a leak go to Amazon and order the pex crimping tool. It is a good tool to have to fix plumbing in your home and RV.