Inlet nipple where the hose connects to the pump broke off...  and I tried
to glue it back together, but...  didn't work....

So now I've attached the pump hose to the city water inlet (which I never
used anyway) and added a separate switch for the pump.  Heated the hose so
it fit easily on the larger threaded nipple.

Actually I already had an extra switch right next to the battery/water level
indicator.  It was for an inverter that I had wired in to the built-in
outlets, but the inverter had quit and I don't have much 120 stuff and was
using a lighter plug inverter now anyway, so....convenient enough!   Problem
(well enough) solved...

If I happen to run across a solution that seems more appealing I'll put it
in, but realistically it's good enough and I have enough other things to
work on.

-n

On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 11:28 PM, Poppie Jagersand <
poppie.jagersand@yahoo.ca> wrote:

>
>
> --- On Wed, 7/14/10, Neil Y <travelslowly@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
>
> > Looking for a sink faucet for a Westy - ideally in Denver,
> > but I'll be
>
> you didn't mention how yours is broken. I managed to glue a cracked one
> together with superglue in 2007. Still works now three years later.
>
> I've also seen people replacing them with more generic small faucets from
> RV stores.
>
> Martin
>
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>