Replacement Outdoor Shower Faucet for RV with Indoor Shower Faucet Installed

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My RV outdoor shower has a valve and quick disconnect set similar to your https://www.etrailer.com/Accessories-and-Parts/Empire-Faucets/EM24FR.html , however the hose set I have is apparently for an indoor shower wand - that is it has a threaded fitting with O ring on its termination, not a quick disconnect compatible with the outdoor systems. Do you have a threaded to quick disconnect shower adapter by chance ?

asked by: Greg Z

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Expert Reply:

It does look like someone installed an indoor shower faucet on your RV in the outdoor location. Since we don't have an hose and head like you are looking for your best solution would be to replace your current faucet with one that was designed for outdoor applications like the Empire Faucet part # EM24FR so that you could use an extension hose like the part # EM64FR.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

Currently we only offer the Hose #EM64FR and Spout #EM44FR which fit the quick disconnect on the Shower Valve #EM84FR. While you may be able to find a quick connect locally(hardware store) the end on the Spout #EM44FR is removable so you would be…

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Answer 2

The RV Safe #RS34FR Carbon Monoxide/LP gas detector is held to the wall using two screws. Remove the screws and you'll be able to pull the detector from the wall exposing the wiring. The red wire from the detector is connected to a 12-v power…

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Answer 3

What plugs into the fitting of the Empire Shower Valve #EM84FR is actually a flexible spout part #EM94FR.

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Answer 4

For your Empire Faucet set that uses the Flexible Spout-Quick Disconnect #EM94FR, we do have the Hose Extender for Empire Faucets Quick Connect Outdoor RV Faucets #EM64FR (15'). I know you mentioned not needing a 15' hose, but this hose does…

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Answer 5

The difference between the Class II and Class III hitches has to do with their Gross Trailer Weight (GTW), their Tongue Weight (TW), and their Hitch Receiver Size. Class II trailer hitch receivers have a 1-1/4 inch receiver and can be rated up to…

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Answer 6

The two sizes you mentioned are different balls. The larger size typically has higher capacities and fits couplers that are designed for it's size. The 2 inch size is typically seen in lighter duty applications. You have to match the correct size…

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Answer 7

We can definitely get you set up with a weight distribution hitch for your 2024 Forest River Ibex 19QBS. It has an unloaded hitch weight (also called tongue weight) of 458 lbs like you said, and with a GVWR of 5,328 its loaded hitch weight will be…

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Answer 8

Nothing to worry about, we have cost effective patch kits to help with your situation so you that you will not have to replace the whole roof. We have the Patch Strip for RV Roof Membranes, #QR27FR that is 6' x 8". And for 20' x 4"…

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Answer 9

Since your trailer is very close to 5,000 lbs your total tongue weight is very likely to exceed the 600 lb capacity of the 6k weight distribution hitch, so what you need is the 8,000 lb hitch, and I recommend the Fastway e2 (which is made by…

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