Trailer Plumbing (potable)

[Root Moose]

So I'm out fumbling around in the dark winterising the Starcraft. Found a water leak in the plumbing to the sink. It's plastic, compression fitting type stuff. I think the part that is leaking is just plain worn out from swapping a filter in and out.

What's a good, high quality replacement for this kind of plumbing for potable water? Anything that is more "industrial", some sort of blingtastic steel braid or similar?

I'm not looking to break new ground, just want to get the ducks lined up for a spring time refit.

TIA

 

[Titanpat57]

I used all steel braided with brass fittings and a few of these ultra cool multi swivel jammies...designed for air lines but worked great for water!

Made all connections plug and play, and for the longer runs I used the dishwasher kits 5'-8' long

 

[Robert Bills]

You can use steel braided line, but it's really overkill for the application.

You can find everything you need at any RV or trailer supply. I used braided plastic line and brass fittings from Home Depot. It's inexpensive, reliable for trailer plumbing, and readily available anywhere in case of a problem.