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Originally Posted by remlapda
I ran into a low pressure situation. I used a water filter and probably didn't flush it properly. at the rv the screen filter where the hose connects was stopped up with the charcoal material. ours is a bumper pull.
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I noticed a big black burst of charcoal every time I reuse my blue filter, so that can be an issue. So what I do, after connecting the pressure regulator and blue filter to the hose bib, I hook up the water hose to the filter, and open the hose bib and blast out the filter and hose, before attaching it to the rig.
I have been to sites where dirt gets stirred up when first using a hose bib, maybe because it hadn't been used in a while. There's a big burst of brown, cloudy water.
This allows any charcoal and crap to be flushed out before connection to the rig, and it gives me a visible idea on the flow and pressure coming out of the hose, before connecting to the rig.