Kenneth
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Watts is one of many good brands. You don't need any particular brand. As 1fast says, get any 3/4" pressure regulator (1/2" is probably OK), along with an attached pressure gauge and add hose-thread ends.
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Got that exact one off e-bay brand new, works like a champ.
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Dogbone
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Here's one on e-bay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NIB-Watts........itemZ270238400509QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW
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motofire
Massachusetts
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Kenneth wrote:Watts is one of many good brands. You don't need any particular brand. As 1fast says, get any 3/4" pressure regulator (1/2" is probably OK), along with an attached pressure gauge and add hose-thread ends. Thats how I have always done it myself. From all I hear there is no need to do that. The H560 has done it for you,produces great flow and its cheaper.
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Tex Road Dog
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I would advise you to not buy that one. I had two of them and each would leak and build up to inlet pressure after a couple of months of use. Go to Lowes or Home Depot and buy a medium duty 3/4 inch house regulator and put hose adapters on each end. The cost will be very little more than the one you show and will work much better.
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Puddles
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Tex Road Dog wrote:I would advise you to not buy that one. I had two of them and each would leak and build up to inlet pressure after a couple of months of use. Go to Lowes or Home Depot and buy a medium duty 3/4 inch house regulator and put hose adapters on each end. The cost will be very little more than the one you show and will work much better.
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You can mail order from the sources linked to above
Or... you can go to a plumbing shop or a Old-time hardware store (NOT ACO or ACE or one of the modern chains) and they can special order it for you
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Bumpyroad
Virginia
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I didn't realize that Watts had that many models already fitted with hose fittings.
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Harry Havasu
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John & Christine
Even tho the unit you targeted is slick looking, I suggest you move up to one of the two upgraded models that one respondent referred you to at the Water Store. Mine from Camping World gave dismal performance and would not hold the pressure. I called the factory and they agreed it wasn't a very good model and prone to malfunction. I guarantee the extra $10.00 you wll spend will return you great performance.
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boogeyman
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Go to E-Bay and type in "watts regulators". We bought the one you're interested in and love it. Lowes and Home Depot sometimes don't carry that model.
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