Water pressure regulator ?

[Gwaltz]

A friend of mine had a problem with city water flow and it turned out to be a kink in line just inside where the city water attached to the RV.

[Sola123]

Rfkurtz....I actually got that idea from a retired engineer while in Florida for the winter who was parked beside me in his New 500k class A....he had same problems I had with low water pressure from campground.....he was able to install his booster pump inside his rig in one of his compartments...plus he did a couple of other things I did not do with electronic valves, switches, etc....but it sure works great...have never had a problem with not having enough water to meet my demand from a campground so far...but generally we use things one at a time like most everyone else does....but we don’t have to anymore....

[joe w]

Dave are you aware of any retired military RV groups? I too am Army retired, 28 years. Would be nice to meet up with some others to swap experiences?

[EA37TS]

Originally Posted by joe w

Dave are you aware of any retired military RV groups? I too am Army retired, 28 years. Would be nice to meet up with some others to swap experiences?

S.M.A.R.T. or Special Military Active Retired Travel club

I haven't joined them yet but may do so after I retire from my second career this fall.

https://www.smartrving.org

Thanks for the service.

[Mgkramer963]

I had the same problem. The solution was a new water filter. I had left the old one in my camper and unfortunately the temperature dropped below freezing two nights in a row. Once I changed the filter, my water pressure improved.

[joe w]

Great thanks for the info.

[wags999]

Only problem with lower pressure is a shower... use an Oxygenic's shower head and it helps tremendously. We live in ours about 6 months a year all over the country, with high and low water pressure...(not this year) and always felt we got a good shower...