Shore Water

[John Suter]

Rich Ducci and I struggled for a year or more and
finally discovered and resolved the low shore-water
pressure problem by removing and replacing the
original pressure regulator assembly with a commercial
3/4" brass checkvalve and a 3/4" adjustable pressure
regulator (and added some other "frill" stuff).

Rich has terrific pictures of the results, which we
understand has since been copied and is now marketed
as a complete replacement assembly unit by someone. I
know he would send copies off-line (as no attachments
are permitted to be attached to yahoo-group stuff.)
The only problem we found is, if you step up the flow
too much to the shower, you outrun the coach ability
to produce hot water.

John Suter



--- Curt Sprenger wrote:

> While at the Buellton rally is past weekend, I
> hooked up to shore water
> and got almost zero water flow. The tank fill
> switch was in the off
> position. I don't have the water flow diagram.
> Suggestions appreciated.
> To get around the problem, I filled the water tank
> and used the water pump.
>
> --
> Curt Sprenger 1987 PT38 8V92, Anaheim Hills, Calif.
>
>


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