Neighbor turns on water and we don't get any

[NavyLCDR]

Originally Posted by Too Tall

Pull the filter and all that other stuff off an try it

Actually, I see three little black handles in that photo that would solve the problem immediately....

[rsdata]

Pull the filter and all that other stuff off an try it

those filters do drop pressure and reduce flow and give the water they lose to the path of least resistance... which obviously is not your hose...

[NavyLCDR]

I notice the pressure reading on the gauge appears to be about 20 PSI. To me, it simply looks like a case of too much load off that single spigot outlet with what looks like maybe a 3/4" max pipe feeding it.

[emm-dee]

Using water from the CG and the onboard water pump simultaneously sometimes (rarely) causes problems with the water pump check valve. However, we rarely use campground water because the onboard pump usually has higher pressure and I trust our health department tested home well to fill the tank.

[NJKris]

I have an adjustable pressure regulator. As mentioned, the inline filter is already reducing pressure, so I put the regulator on AFTER the filter. This way I'm not reducing already reduced pressure, and I'm getting the 50 psi in the trailer I want (hopefully. I rarely can get up to 50 psi, post filter.)

[_WW_]

The simple solution is to put your regulator in front of the splitter so everyone is regulated the same.

[SgtAl]

You should just fill your fresh tank and run off your own water pump then you don't have to worry about the incoming pressure.

[ciditad]

Originally Posted by NJKris

I have an adjustable pressure regulator. As mentioned, the inline filter is already reducing pressure, so I put the regulator on AFTER the filter. This way I'm not reducing already reduced pressure, and I'm getting the 50 psi in the trailer I want (hopefully. I rarely can get up to 50 psi, post filter.)

I'll try that this weekend. Filter, then regulator. Thanks!