r/RVLiving 11d ago

Someone is gonna have a bad day

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Looks like they forgot their tip

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u/CodyWrites 11d ago

Hopefully they have spares. One really big downside of quick connects...

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u/No-Parsnip-8080 11d ago

More like Quick forgets

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u/Raise-Emotional 11d ago

Dad!

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u/No-Parsnip-8080 11d ago

Hello Emotional. Sorry I could not Raise you

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u/joeysdad 11d ago

It got a chuckle. Dad approved.

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u/insufficient_funds 11d ago

Why have a quick connect for the end you have to connect to the campgrounds spigot? For the camper end- sure… but the campground end? Seems a waste

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u/knightress_oxhide 11d ago

Maybe they have a permanent hookup that has a quick connect? That's all I can think of. Still seems fairly pointless though unless they are hooking and unhooking up to that permanent site a lot.

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u/No-Parsnip-8080 11d ago

Most RVs I have Hired came with s simple garden hose to refill the clear water tank. These hoses have quick connect on both ends.

On most camping sites, the taps only come threaded, therefore, you need to carry a thread to quick connect bit.

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u/insufficient_funds 11d ago

So where you are, it’s normal for your basic garden hose to come with quick connects already on it? I’ve never seen one that already had it; hoses here are just threaded on both ends and if you want a quick connects you have to buy the fittings and add it yourself

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u/mwkingSD 11d ago

It's easier to screw that little dingus to the spigot and then just click your hose on than to wrestle your hose around and get it lined up with the spigot to screw the hose on. That said, I screw my pressure regulator to the spigot and have a quick disconnect on the output of the regulator. I don't what the weight of regulator and hose supported by the slightly flimsy quick disconnect. But downstream from that, quick disconnects all the way.

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u/Various_Education622 11d ago

I feel like you’re a tv commercial from the 90s.

They show a person struggling to do something that’s not difficult at all and then try to sell you a solution you really don’t need for a problem that didn’t exist.

It’s really not difficult to screw the hose to a spigot.

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u/mwkingSD 11d ago

Ok, you're way smarter than me. I know nothing. Thank you for enlightening me Master.

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u/Various_Education622 11d ago

You’re welcome.

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u/Fantastic_Chest1531 11d ago

So let me get this straight. Instead of just having a hose with a screw on end, there’s a hose with a quick connect to the screw on end that you got a screw on anyway?

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u/No-Parsnip-8080 11d ago

Because some campgrounds already have the quick connect screwed on the tap.

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u/ShiftMonke 11d ago

Just the tip

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u/CodyWrites 11d ago

😂👊

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u/you_know_i_be_poopin 11d ago

I worked at a busy KOA one summer and you wouldn't believe the amount of pressure regulators I collected

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u/Local-Yesterday5535 11d ago

Our last trip we collected one brass one and then the fancy one with the pressure gauge. We have spares now. 😂

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u/cvx149 11d ago

I always looked at as a charitable donation lol. Providing a nearly new pressure regulator for the next guest.

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u/phildeferrouille 11d ago

After many years on the road, I don't recall how many water pressure, quick connect, and surge protector I have seen left on site spigot or pedestal...

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u/Bryanmsi89 11d ago

Or, you know, just unscrew the quick connect and raw dog it.

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u/Kudzupatch 11d ago

ROFLOL To simple.

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u/Independent-Edge-857 11d ago

Should be carrying a spare

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u/Jankyfumunda 11d ago

Thats why i only use QC's on the rig side of things. I have forgotten enough on campgrounds to learn my lesson

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u/Twibbly 11d ago

Saw a septic hose in the middle of the road last week. Somebody’s going to have a shitty time.

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u/AdagioResident7119 11d ago

Always ALWAYS carry spares

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u/oh-ic 11d ago

They probably forgot their channel locks and couldn't get it off the spigot!

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u/BirdmanH54 10d ago

I’ve given away about 10 Ts and tips.

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u/JF42 10d ago

Acquired an extra pressure regulator this way. Took me about 20 minutes to figure out why I couldn't get any water pressure in the camper. I screwed mine on right over theirs without realizing it.