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Dom Ferris · 10-31-2012, 04:31 PM

I was considering putting together a regulator and pressure gauge for use on the stand pipe (faucet) at the CG's we visit. I use a pressure reducer but it seems to restrict the flow a too much. I've seen the recorder type gauges with hose style connections that indicate the highest water pressure. I would use that in conjunction with any equipment I would put together. I understand that Watts makes a good regulator. I'd like to have a small one.

Who all uses gauges and why?

10-31-2012, 04:31 PM	#1
Dom Ferris Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Logan, IA Posts: 110	Who uses a water pressure gauge on shore connection and why? I was considering putting together a regulator and pressure gauge for use on the stand pipe (faucet) at the CG's we visit. I use a pressure reducer but it seems to restrict the flow a too much. I've seen the recorder type gauges with hose style connections that indicate the highest water pressure. I would use that in conjunction with any equipment I would put together. I understand that Watts makes a good regulator. I'd like to have a small one. Who all uses gauges and why? __________________ 1988 Newell Coach Dom & Fay Ferris Logan,IA