Trailer flush system

[phatdaddy]

It s a bladder tank with ambient pressure at 20 psi. My static water pressure is 55 psi. I have a gauge on is, so when i charge it, it holds at 55. When i release the water, it drops almost immediately to 25psi, then bleeds down to zero over about 4-5 minutes. I had to play with it a while to get a balance between pressure at the heads and run time.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by phatdaddy

It s a bladder tank with ambient pressure at 20 psi. My static water pressure is 55 psi. I have a gauge on is, so when i charge it, it holds at 55. When i release the water, it drops almost immediately to 25psi, then bleeds down to zero over about 4-5 minutes. I had to play with it a while to get a balance between pressure at the heads and run time.

Totally awesome!!!

[pjbrownva]

Originally Posted by phatdaddy

It s a bladder tank with ambient pressure at 20 psi. My static water pressure is 55 psi. I have a gauge on is, so when i charge it, it holds at 55. When i release the water, it drops almost immediately to 25psi, then bleeds down to zero over about 4-5 minutes. I had to play with it a while to get a balance between pressure at the heads and run time.

That's a really cool system...

I'm also inspired by the bunks on our trailer.... I have an older ez-loader trailer with rollers that keep breaking off. I recently bought some raw timber (6 year, indoor dried white oak... 2" thick -- actual thickness by about 14" high) and I'm planning to convert from rollers to bunks. If you have more photos of your bunks, they could be very helpful. I also bought some marine grade carpet to cover just the tops of the bunks, and maybe 1" down each side. I have SS staples and a stapler gun, and I cut the edge of the wood to the correct angle so that they approximate the angle of the hull)...

Well, not to hi-jack your thread ( I guess I'lll start my own!)... but thought I'd give feedback. I think you're rinse system is super-cool!