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City water hookup and low pressure at the taps
I am hooked up to city water at the campground. I have a pressure regulator attached to the water tap, then my hose to the city water intake. There are no kinks in the hose. I am barely getting any water coming out of the taps, just more than a trickle... I removed my pressure regulator and there is a ton of pressure coming out the campground tap...I am not going to hook my hose directly without the regulator so I put back on my water pressure regulator and barely a trickle...I dont have any water filters so what is causing the loss of pressure. Before I go and buy a new pressure regulator, I want to be sure there isnt someething else I should check. Is there any chance that the water flows through the pump ? I know there is a little screen filter on the intake side of the pump, but I would not think the city water would circulate through the pump.. is there a screen filter somewhere else I need to be checking and cleaning ? THanks.. Bill1.9KViews0likes10CommentsRe: Grey water tank leaks
Mine does too. 2001 Fleetwood Flair. I think that I read somewhere that they cut a hole in the top of the tank to receive the venting pipe but they don't bother to seal it and that is why there is water overflowing out the top of the tank. I don't let mine get to 3/4 full and it seems to be ok. However I can't help but think of the fact it's just venting into one of the bays and not out the roof stack like it is supposed to.298Views0likes0CommentsRe: Jack TV antenna head and SureLock signal finder.
I have a temporary fix. A long coax from the head and brought it through the gasket around the slide and to the Power supply for the antenna and then to the Surelock and then to the Tv. I have bought some new coax and will redo the coax on the mast and try to fish through another piece from the mast base into the overhead cabinet. The mast wil be easy. Not so much the piece from the base into the cupboard. It is not pulling through as if it is stapled in place behind the walls and ceiling.868Views0likes0CommentsRe: Jack TV antenna head and SureLock signal finder.
I have found that the coax from the wall plug to the roof connection is rotted at the roof connection... where the male end plugs into the female end and then connects to the mast coax... I have to cut back the coax and replace that connector. Then it should work... Fingers crossed.867Views0likes0CommentsRe: Jack TV antenna head and SureLock signal finder.
ok, it is pitch black outside, there is no red light glowing in the dark, so.... next step is to replace the coax from the roof connection to the Jack antenna. the funny thing is I was playing around connecting and disconnecting things... I discovered that just the coax screwed into the back of the antenna and nothing attached at the other end I still can receive the one channel I have been getting all along. Channel 08 a CTV channel out of Ottawa some 100 plus KM away. Others in the campground are telling me they are getting 5-8 channels on their batwings.865Views0likes0CommentsRe: Jack TV antenna head and SureLock signal finder.
I am in Ontario Canada far from home.. my present location is between Cornwall and Montreal right on the St Lawrence River.. 25 km from Cornwall 90 Km from Montreal and then Ottawa is 125 KM to the North.. Without local knowledge I have no idea were the TV transmitter sites are located but I can try pointing at those locations. To the South of me across the river is Quebec and the USA.185Views0likes0Comments
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