water pressure regulator failed

[G McCall]

My Marshall brand brass water pressure regulator failed after little use. I have had that pressure regulator for a while but have only used it several times. I know the Camco brand (Walmart) style water pressure reducers are in expensive, but also break.

My trailers have been parked at my deer lease where water pressure was not a problem.
I read where a filter will reduce the water pressure some, so I will try that as well. I always had a filter before.

What brand of water pressure/reducer regulator is dependable ?

[stiles watson]

I am using an adjustable regulator. It has a gauge and a screw in the top to adjust the amount of pressure. However, It is dark outside, it will be tomorrow before I give you the name of the product. If I remember correctly it was about $30.

[Jolu]

I have a regulator like Stiles describes and they are very good. Mine has about 5 years use with no problems. The good thing is you can adjust the pressure very easily and it will stay there. The gauge is a real help also. It looks like a smaller version of a home water regulator.
JB

[Glenn and Lorraine]

Here's my set up----

Have been using it for over 3 years. Totally adjustable and, if need be, can be serviced very easily.
You can buy everything you need at Home Depot or Lowes. Total cost around 50 to 60 bucks.

[G McCall]

Looks like I need to upgrade to what you guys have.

[Glenn and Lorraine]

The regulator comes with pipe threads so be sure to buy the garden hose adapters.
The gages are optional but I like to see just what kind of pressure is at the faucet and what pressure is coming out of the regulator.
I keep the regulator set at 60 PSI. If the campground faucet pressure is 60 PSI or lower I don't use the regulator.