I had a low water pressure problem in a mobile home once. The pvc pipes in the system were built up with calcium so there was only a tiny opening, kind of like ones arteries after too many supersized Big Macs and fries. I replaced the pipe and the problem was gone. That was a simple plumbing system, more than likely yours will be a problem with a mechanical component but if all else fails check the pipes. Good Luck Steve Willett Camano 31 Thibodaux, Louisiana

Steve and list, If indeed you determine that your PVC pipes are clogged with calcium build up, a cheaper fix would to buy a couple of gallons of White Vinegar and fill the system pipes using your house water pump. Let the vinegar set for a day or two and flush with warm water. John Gill ======================= StWillett@aol.com wrote: >I had a low water pressure problem in a mobile home once. The pvc pipes in >the system were built up with calcium so there was only a tiny opening, kind >of like ones arteries after too many supersized Big Macs and fries. >I replaced the pipe and the problem was gone. > That was a simple plumbing system, more than likely yours will be a >problem with a mechanical component but if all else fails check the pipes. >Good Luck >Steve Willett >Camano 31 >Thibodaux, Louisiana >_______________________________________________ >http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/great-loop > >To modify your Great-Loop subscription options (change email address, >unsubscribe, etc.) go to: http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/options/great-loop