Sewer hose holder

[Chuy12]

Hung my sewer hose holder behind the axles. Love it. Used the hose drilled by the factory to hold a new aluminum angle and Velcro around the cross member so to not drill any new holes.

[Toy4Rick]

I did something similar, used 5" vinyl fence post with a 4" rain gutter to slide it in/out, works like a charm

Good job

[Fluffywhitedogs]

I have that same holder, it’s awesome! Only thing I would recommend is use carabiner or other clips through the holes in the doors and the tube. Mine popped open once and I lost a hose fitting!

[jeff64]

Originally Posted by Fluffywhitedogs

I have that same holder, it’s awesome! Only thing I would recommend is use carabiner or other clips through the holes in the doors and the tube. Mine popped open once and I lost a hose fitting!

Use black tie wraps . Just cut off and use a new one. I keep a bag in my tool kit.
I fit my tubes on the pads for the electric stabilizers since I have the manual jacks. Those tubes have worked well for me

[Fluffywhitedogs]

Originally Posted by jeff64

Use black tie wraps . Just cut off and use a new one. I keep a bag in my tool kit.
I fit my tubes on the pads for the electric stabilizers since I have the manual jacks. Those tubes have worked well for me

The clips work great for me and are infinitely reusable (and don’t require digging out scissors!)

[DSMURPHY]

Originally Posted by Toy4Rick

I did something similar, used 5" vinyl fence post with a 4" rain gutter to slide it in/out, works like a charm

Good job

X2

[JMark]

My solution. The white square tubes are fence post sleeves. Mounted on the front of the trailer behind the propane tanks.

[Sammici]

I mounted on rear bumper, I try not to go under the TT if it van be avoided

[Chuy12]

Great to see what others have done. I like the classic bumper sewer hose holder conversion but mine is a toy hauler! Moving from an motorhome to a hauler I miss all the under chassis storage.