magicbus wrote: We are "fill the tank and use the pump" people too. Back when we would live in the RV for months in one spot we used the city connection and a regulator but now it's more trouble than it's worth.
But the OP asked about adjustable regulators and I was wondering why people would adjust their regulators and not just leave it set at say 50 psi. And if you don't adjust it why not use a fixed one? My fixed one served me for many years.
Dave
The reason I like the adjustable is.> Well the one I have has the VOLUME to let me shower if I wish to shower indoors.
But when you buy a pre-set what is it set for.> I suspect 45 PSI. and add the word "About" With the adjustable I hit 50. period.
Home is where I park it.
2005 Damon Intruder 377 Alas declared a total loss
after a semi "nicked" it. Still have the radios
Kenwood TS-2000, ICOM ID-5100, ID-51A+2, ID-880 REF030C most times
I bought a Watts N55B years ago from either Lowes or Home Depot and still works fine, but is no longer made. It had both internal 3/4 inch pipe threads as well as external very sharp union threads. I added pipe nipples and tees with gages on both the inlet and outlet so I could monitor both the incoming and outgoing pressures.
I also added male and female garden hose adapters. I added j hooks to the trailer I beams so I could hang it and the water filter under the trailer and out of the sun. I also can connect into the near by cold water low point drain instead of the city water connection so there is no hose hanging on the side of the trailer.
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