Replacing kitchen faucet with pulldown

You could look in my mods (see link in signature) to see what I chose. I got the one that has all the works above the sink. The hose is run through a large spring and the faucet hooks into a support arm. It makes a big loop up and over. It avoids having a big weight swinging around under the sink while we are traveling down the road. Plus, I thought it looked nicer.

Yes, I used a couple of adapters from the local store (I don't remember if I got them at Lowe's or Home Depot).

Originally posted by Dalton07 Knowing the differences between RV faucets vs home faucets should make it easier for you to decide whether replacing your RV water fixture with a household model is worth it:  the water in our homes passes through rigid metal or PVC pipes. Their connections feature threads or grooves that form a tight seal with your faucet’s inlet ports. Motorhomes feature flexible cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) tubes that run behind the RV’s wall panels and other spaces. Hence, the main difference between a residential faucet and an RV tap is their connection to the plumbing system.

We also got a nice bathroom faucet at Home Depot with a pull down sprayer.  The one thing I didn't count on (hence a trip to the hardware store) was that I needed two sharkbite adapters to go from the bathroom fitting to the 177's pex line.