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Originally Posted by rbryan4
Let's hope the problem isn't with the threads on the faucet side. Might want to check the threads on the faucet inlet to see if they're damaged. The only fix for that is to replace the faucet.
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Actually, I think it may be the faucet. A couple of years ago I made the mistake of camping with a water hookup and not using the pressure restricter. I was at the bottom of a hill, to boot. My plumbing exploded then, for the first time, and I've had intermittent problems ever since. I guess when I'm home again I'll need to change out the faucet. In the meantime I'll just keep an eye on the fittings, use only the water pump (and not city water), and turn it off whenever I leave the trailer.
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