First contact you city water department and find out where they want you to hook in. Once you know that a ditch to the main will be needed, the main and your water line will have to be below the frost line, this depth varies depending on local climate and also local building codes.
If there is already a valve at the main where the city is having you hook up you'll need to run your pipe to it, if not you'll need to have one installed. They have a special valve that hooks onto the pipe and equipment that can drill through the valve while the main is under pressure. You will likely also need to install a shut off valve that can be accessed from "street level" and most communities will require a water meter.
Before the water can be turned on most communities will require an inspection of both the water and sewer Plumbing in the building.
Because local codes and rules vary greatly hooking to the main is probably best left to professionals.
When hook ups are available at campsites there are two options, full and water. Normally the full hook up includes electricity and water, whereas the water hook up does not include electricity.
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No...you must hook a water hose up to them and fill them with water yourself.
The water hose has to start from a main water source. Run this hose underneath the mobile home any way you can until it reaches the ice maker and connects.
Put the E.Q. between the pre amp and the main amp.
yes, you have to go to your local stereo dealer and get a line converter. that will convert the regular speaker wires to rca which is the preferred way to hook up an amp
Go to one of your local parts houses and purchase a Haynes Manual that is specific to you truck. It will have the vacuum routing as well a wiring schematic.
Get a bike, get some practice riding it, find out if there's a local club and track, hook up with them, sign up for the next race.
Yes, its not like your cars gonna blow up. Check with a local Mechanic before you do it. Love, Marybeth