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Sewer hoe
What are folks carrying for sewer hoses and where do you storage it? I have the tube above the tag and drive but it is small area, doesn’t hold enough hose. It seems that I find myself in campgrounds that have the sewer drain in odd places and I carry a second hose, messy and a PITB. Wonder what others are using for options.
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Sorry, I have a Marathon and therefore my own and different sewer issues.
But…..when I DID carry hose, I had a small plastic box that sealed, (got it at Bass Pro) and kept it in there. Unfortunately you’ll have to waste space to store it.
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My last two coaches have had a stainless steel box with a hinged door mounted over the chassis batteries and compartments adequately sized to hold two lengths of sewer hose, plus my spare belts, plus my water hose.
But if I did not have that storage or a suitable alternative I would make a long sewer hose tube from plastic drain pipe. I would put a cap fitting glued on one end and a threaded cap on the other end so it could be sealed and I would store it in one of the storage bays on the driver’s side. If the bay was a pass through I would make the tube the full length. You just have to insure the sewer hose would not slip out of your reach once it is put in there.
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Wait a minute… You store your sewer hose with your fresh water hose
Surely that breaks the Liberty rules.
Caution boys, never borrow Jon’s fresh water hose.
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Thanks Jon. so simple an idea I didn’t think of it.
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My sewer hose has never had anything but rose petals in it.
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I’ve used RhinoFlex hoses and I am satisfied. I did get a couple of pin holes but I attribute them to my fault since I had the gray water open on a slight uphill and it filled with water then heated up so it built up pressure – Flex Tape works wonders. Live and learn.
I use pre made tubes for the sewer hose from the Dwin corporation. More expensive than Jon’s idea but they’re sturdy and mounted easily.
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