Sewer Hose storage

[Busy]

I bought my sabre 37flh from out of state so I didn’t get a walk through so trying to get help on here . And I travel a lot for work so I’m in Arizona and my sabre is in Idaho but was reading about it coming with sewer hose storage ? Anyone know where that’s at because I did look at the bumper when I was home and it’s not there

[Capacitor]

Sounds like you need to buy one and stuff it in there. Have you looked in all the compartments?

[NavyLCDR]

Originally Posted by Busy

I bought my sabre 37flh from out of state so I didn’t get a walk through so trying to get help on here . And I travel a lot for work so I’m in Arizona and my sabre is in Idaho but was reading about it coming with sewer hose storage ? Anyone know where that’s at because I did look at the bumper when I was home and it’s not there

Do you mean you looked in the bumper and there was no hose there? Or there was no place in the bumper to store it? If it is a hollow 4" square bumper, you normally can store the sewer hose there, it's more convenient to get magnetic bumper caps with the inserts in them that also attach to the end of the sewer hose.

New trailers do not come with sewer hoses, you have to buy your own, if you were looking for the hose itself.

[NavyLCDR]

Here's a photo from Forest River Website. That looks like sewer hose storage to me:
https://forestriverinc.com/rvs/fifth...#lg=1&slide=32

[GPs37FLH]

The 37FLH does not come with a bumper. The OP is talking about the fact that Sabre 5'ers now come with the sewer hose storage tubes from the factory. The only two places it would be mounted on the RV would be either underneath the frame just before the tires, or right after them. If you don't see one there, it may have not been installed, but is in the front storage bins. If you still can't find it, it was likely omitted from the factory build, possibly due to a major part shortage.

The one they showed in pictures I've seen was not a very long and would be way too small for me. I installed on my 37FLH one from Valterra that's adjustable in length. I installed it to the max width so I can store up to two, long sewer hoses in it and works much better, if you ask me. They're not expensive and can be had from Amazon at the link below. They're also very easy to install.

https://www.amazon.com/Valterra-Adju...s%2C218&sr=8-1

[ppine]

The rear bumpers are the usual place to store a hose. Now some of the new ones are too big and do not fit.