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Originally Posted by DQDick
In theory, the piping can stand up to 100#, but in practice the joints may not be up to that and we live in rolling earthquakes that can lossen everything. for that reason I restrict the water pressure to enough to do a good job and no higher.
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What would that restriction be? How high would you go?
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Originally Posted by AZ Traveler
Are you getting good flow through your hose without have it connected to the rig to make sure you don't have an issue with your regulator? Even at 50-55 PSI you should have better flow with city water than the pump. Actually the simple brass regulators tend to work well but you could have a bad one. Would also check that all your water switches in the convenience center are set up correctly.
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As I tried to indicate, we eliminated all the variables that could have caused decreased flow via the CG water supply. And yes, even though the regulator was new, we switched it out with the same result. Not sure what you mean by all the water switches being set up correctly but we have been using the unit for over a year now and would surely have noticed if something was amiss in the convenience center. If you mean bypass switches, etc. they are as they should be.