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FL_BWAB
Reg. Dec 2004
Posted 2008-03-07 2:47 PM (#78941)
Subject: Plumbing question!!!


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Location: NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL

Ok...ive gotten this far without any major goofs. Now Im clueless about plumbing. Does anyone have pictures of their plumbing set up and what they used. So far I have the water tank, pump, hot water heater and cowboy shower. I was told Pex was the stuff to use but what size tube? and the "flair it" fittings? Any pictures or advise would be great!!!!

 

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HWBar
Reg. Nov 2005
Posted 2008-03-07 3:30 PM (#78945 - in reply to #78941)
Subject: RE: Plumbing question!!!



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I used CPVC for years an it worked fine, I have just recently converted to pex. I use 1/2" pex now and I'm on my second trailer with it, it is easier than CPVC(Because it needs no glue) but the tool is expensive($170). The older trailers I did with CPVC are still going fine. I use the stainless faucet hoses to make all connections from fixed plumbing to components i.e. water heater, faucets, toilet ect............ 1/2" FIP to 1/2" FIP works good that way.
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Painted Horse
Reg. May 2005
Posted 2008-03-07 5:54 PM (#78958 - in reply to #78941)
Subject: RE: Plumbing question!!!



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1/2" Pex is fine,  But 3/8 will work just fine, the little pump in your trailer can't pump enough to overload 3/8".

All faucets that you can buy now days are limited to 2 gallons per minute and 3/8 pex will easilly do that.

Home Depot, Lowes etc usually rent the tools.

Here is a quick and dirty diagram



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daywork
Reg. Mar 2006
Posted 2008-03-07 9:40 PM (#78975 - in reply to #78941)
Subject: RE: Plumbing question!!!


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Location: Des Moines,N.M. 88418
Just did some water works in the house and did away with the problem plastic with pex.They have a fitting called shark bit that are really easy to install and also take apart with a cheap tool.The fitting are expensive, but if you mess up or change your mind it really easy to take the fittings off and do it again.
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