Why You Need an Accumulator Tank | Every RV Could Use One

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I installed a Shurflo accumulator tank on my Winnebago View, and it helps tremendously on suppling constant water pressure to all the plumbing fixtures when using the water pump (especially if you slow down the flow during dry camping/boondocking sessions). The pump does not surge up and down when you are trying to conserve water. It also does not run as often and helps with eliminating the water hammer sound from the Truma water heater. If you like to dry camp or boondock, this mod would be very beneficial. If you like to camp with hook ups all the time, this mod would not be worth doing.
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Faucet Low Flow Aerator: amzn.to/3dHOV6f
Shower Head and Hose: amzn.to/3QFhhg9
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The model numbers of the pump are not exactly the same, but the pump itself is the same as the OEM pump. The only difference is the wiring. You will have to cut off the old wires and connect the new pump instead of just plugging it in.
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The rest of the misc parts were purchased at the big box stores.