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Originally Posted by Jericbarg
Just something else to clean and store.
My sewer hose and adapter fit in rear bumper which is as close to inside the RV as I am comfortable with.
50+ years of camping and never a single issue without them.
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My old cheapie brown and yellow sewer hoses fit in my rear bumper, but the newer better ones I have now the end fittings are too big to fit in the rear bumper so I have a large plastic tote with locking lid I store that stuff in.
I've been on the road for the last six months in my 5'ver and I've been finding more and more RV parks with raised sewer connections, which is where these sewer supports come in handy.
And even when they are flush with the ground water and sludge flow downhill much better than on a flat surface.
Don't have a better shot, but you can kinda see it in action in this pic.
The ground sewer connection was a good six inches above the ground, plus, being below zero for most of the time I was there I didn't want that sewer hose to freeze to the ground, which did happen to my neighbor and he cracked it when he got ready to roll (his 5'ver was brand spankin' new and this was their maiden voyage ever in a camper).