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Questions about pressure regulator for a '76 Argosy	Jones	10-9-06
I have a drain hose on the output side of my regulator. It is leaking when I cut the water on. Some man said that he never heard of a drain hose on the output side of the regulator??? But it looks like it was factory installed. Is that normal for a '76 Argosy to have that on the regulator? Why is it leaking if it is factory installed? Any help will be greatly appreciated! Also where could I get a manual for this trailer('76)at a cheap price?
Re: questions about pressure regulator for a '76 Argosy	Mike	7-20-07
I came here hoping someone had answered this question. My '76 Argosy also has the pipe coming from the water regulator and it drips quite steadily when the water is hooked up. I am thinking about redoing the plumbing, removing the regulator and just using an in-line regulator on the hose. That's the only solution I've come up with so far. Let me know if you've found another solution. Thanks.