Hey guys, Getting ready to install a HFV here and I have a question for those who are running one. Do I need to install a pressure regulator on there somewhere? I do come across properties with crazy amount of pressure right from the spigot and I’m afraid the Hudson valve might not like it…
Just had this happen yesterday my tank swolled up like a balloon good thing for pressure release lids water was shooting out the lid all over my trailer. Curious to see what other people say.
There may be another problem with your hudson valve or set up then. The threads should not interfere with the flow at all, its a 1in opening and the threads to shouldn’t be restricting that
Ive had mine on commercial property that was pushing 8 gpm at a very strong psi with no problem. Unless the property is pusing 100+ psi after 100ft of hose you should be fine with the hudson.
I may just run a pressure regulator for piece of mind. Earlier last month we popped a DI tank at a property, The tank exploded so might just save me some trouble
That’s a sweet set up! Unfortunantly for me, I’m a one man operation for the time being and I can’t be running back and fort to shut the valve once my tanks full and the risk of runing my tank dry is high. A float system would really help me
Just went outside to take a photo for ya but I see why it quit working hahahaha guess I forgot to glue it lol. Been working for few weeks no problem haha.
Had to ask my kid to take pic
Reason i have 2 is because with 1 it took too long to fill.
This set up allows me to fill way faster.
I wanted to have them at different hights, so when it got to certain level it will continue filling but at slower flow.
Reason for too much tape was because i wanted to make sure it held tight… but didnt work.
No idea but trust me…it does.
My biggest waste of time is filling up the tank to start working.
If i am by myself, when i arrive on site is to unreel hose walk to front door and ring the bell so it is right there.