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Waynem · 07-22-2010, 04:16 AM

JP,
Sometimes those in-line water regulators can go bad, and without a gauge on the output side you will never know. Two things that would show you at the spigot. A screw on water pressure gauge at the spigot, and/or an in-line water pressure gauge on the output side. Either one can be picked up a Lowe's or Home Depot, or your favorite hardware store. I experienced this same thing when I changed over, so I picked up a Watts water pressure regulator at one of those hardware stores, and added it to my spigot I now get a constant 40 psi of pressure on the out-put.

Good luck.

Edited: p.s, when you unhook, don't forget to take the Watts with you. I made a nice present out of one of mine to a MOC'er when we were at Tom Saywer Mississippi River CG.

07-22-2010, 04:16 AM	#4
Waynem Montana Master Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Texas City Posts: 5,736 M.O.C. #7673	JP, Sometimes those in-line water regulators can go bad, and without a gauge on the output side you will never know. Two things that would show you at the spigot. A screw on water pressure gauge at the spigot, and/or an in-line water pressure gauge on the output side. Either one can be picked up a Lowe's or Home Depot, or your favorite hardware store. I experienced this same thing when I changed over, so I picked up a Watts water pressure regulator at one of those hardware stores, and added it to my spigot I now get a constant 40 psi of pressure on the out-put. Good luck. Edited: p.s, when you unhook, don't forget to take the Watts with you. I made a nice present out of one of mine to a MOC'er when we were at Tom Saywer Mississippi River CG.