Stinky slinky life span?

[HONDAMAN174]

Wanted to here from others of their opinion of IF they replace the sewer hose due to age. I have a rhino flex that we got in 2011. Looks good and stored inside but I know that may not mean anything. It's hot and dry where I am at and I don't think anyone wants a brown surprise while dumping.

[benchmarks]

Nah. Unless the flexibility is gone, don’t waste your money. Rhino 🦏 will last a long time.

[TheWolfPaq82]

Had an old brown cheap hose on our 2007 TT...original hose. Got 8 years out of it before a tear finally developed and I bought a new one.

[Dwilcox]

Rhino we got in 2007 is still in use and looks great, bought a new one to extend when needed.

[HemiCamping]

Save your money, unless you see signs of tears, cracks or other wear. Rhino seems very durable. Have fun.

[kayo]

Depends on how long it is ex[posed to sunlight. As a full timer, my hose is exposed all year long. Rhino is theonly way to go but I will still replace it every two years or so

[mbbutler]

You should wash, wax, and caress on a regular basis if you want it to stick with you! ������������

[donanddona]

Depends; How many times I've stepped, tripped, laid on, dropped it, or dropped something on it. Leaving it in the frozen tundra, sun baking it for months and months.

[NMWildcat]

I had one cheap, brown, Camco sewer hose that lasted for 10 years. Had an expensive 'fancy' one that lasted two years..... So I guess it just depends on the hose.

[ben31]

Unlike tires, you can keep using these until they fail. Most ones I have seen fail develop pinhole leaks. They usually don't fail catastrophicly, so I wouldn't worry about having it rip open and dump everywhere!

However, if you are worried about it, by all means get a new one. They aren't all that expensive.

[HONDAMAN174]

Thanks everyone for sharing your thoughts and experience.

[NorSnrub]

I keep a can of Flex seal am spray pin holes.