Much better. I now feel I can sleep nights without that previous image stuck in my head 
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Low fresh water pressure
- Thread starter Rodd
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I have had that exact thing happen 3, count them 3 times in RV's and a tiny home over my considerable years of experience. One truck camper where I forgot to turn of the internal water pump and emptied the water onto the floor while away caused by a flex pipe attached to the pump. Another in a travel trailer caused by brittle PEX at a fitting, and a third at a failed shut off solonoid that flooded the tiny home. Never had it on any boats because I never EVER forgot to shut off the water.
This problem happens ALL the time to the RV community which I observe is very very similar to the situation on boats except that almost everybody in an RV park leaves their water on and the banging and vibration that occurs during movement from one campsite to another is similar to a boat of any kind and the outcome is SO much worse on a boat.
It is nice to look for data on risk for some things when that data is reasonably accessible, but as pointed out here, it is ridiculous to rely on no data in the face of common sense. AND when Peggy HALL chimes in you can take that as gospel.
This problem happens ALL the time to the RV community which I observe is very very similar to the situation on boats except that almost everybody in an RV park leaves their water on and the banging and vibration that occurs during movement from one campsite to another is similar to a boat of any kind and the outcome is SO much worse on a boat.
It is nice to look for data on risk for some things when that data is reasonably accessible, but as pointed out here, it is ridiculous to rely on no data in the face of common sense. AND when Peggy HALL chimes in you can take that as gospel.