Water Pressure Gauge - Printable Version
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RE: Water Pressure Gauge - bikestuff - 05-13-2014
Chester,
You are right! I don't even need the gauge...but it helps when trouble shooting. I started looking at the gauge cause my Headhunter was acting strange. It works...no troubles...but it is different. Every 30 seconds or so it "stutters". Good pressure followed by a momentary decrease in pressure followed by normal pressure.
I am running from tank directly and there is plenty of water in tank. I went to water bay to see what the gauge said, and that is when I discovered the gauge not working. Still not sure what is wrong with pump / water supply.
I am away from the bus right now, so when I get back (in a week or so) I will dive back in and try to discover what is up.
Cheers,
bill
RE: Water Pressure Gauge - encantotom - 05-13-2014
i go the redneck way. i have a gauge i screw onto the hose bib and just open the hose bib.
tom
RE: Water Pressure Gauge - Chester Stone - 05-13-2014
Bill, the 110 volt water pump that was in my coach when i purchased it failed due to water leaking into the control board which was badly designed to sit on top of the pump. I replaced both pumps with ShurFlo plus an accumulator and I have enough pressure for my needs at a much lower cost.