Water Pressure

[Ken&Ruth]

Does anyone know what is the maximum water pressure these rigs can handle? (see signature for model of rig etc.) I've search everywhere and can't find an answer. Thanks.

 

[Bob Landry]

Most, myself included, set the regulator for 50-60 PSI and have had no problems. A quality regulator is less than $100 and is cheap insurance against a flooded trailer.

 

[djalbrec]

I was told by my dealer that the system was supposed to be rated at 80-100 psi, but I never trusted that opinion! I always check the pressure before hooking up to water and use a regulator if the pressure exceeds 60 psi.

 

[edatlanta]

I always use my regulator regardless of the tested park pressure. I have actually watched the pressure fluctuate from 30-85 while I was watching it so one test on arrival doesn't necessarily indicate that the pressure won't change.

 

[lx22f/c]

I always use my regulator regardless of the tested park pressure. I have actually watched the pressure fluctuate from 30-85 while I was watching it so one test on arrival doesn't necessarily indicate that the pressure won't change.

Same here!!!

 

[norty1]

Same here, keep it set at 50psi. No use in having to make the decision each time. It is part of the setup routine.

 

[Doug-JAY]

Same here, keep it set at 50psi. No use in having to make the decision each time. It is part of the setup routine.

X4

Doug

 

[TCNashville]

I have my Watts Regulator set at 55 psi, the same setting as my ShurFlo pump. No problems yet. Again as mentioned above, using a regulator takes the guess work out of the water pressure question.

 

[NCMEDIC]

We always use the onboard pump, only using CG water to refill the tank. No issues.