sewer connection

[muddypaws]

I'm picking up my 2018 8335BSS this week. I need to purchase the sewer hoses. I'm told I need two from the trailer to a "Y" then a section to the dump area. Here are my questions. What do I need, Best brand to buy. Thanks for the help in advance.

[RickJaillet]

The dealer should supply them with your purchase. If you did not negotiate them I would still ask if they will supply them. I think they will.
MG72B

[SailorSam20500]

An alternative solution that works well if you are primarily on full hook-ups. I have the sewer solution. Bought it as parts without a hose. Got a "Ranch and Farm" heavy duty 3/4 inch hose at one of the big box stores. Hose will never spring a leak unless someone takes a knife to it. I set mine up so that I'm good even if the sewer connection is 40 feet from the trailer. Also allow easy dumping at home. http://www.valterra.com//?s=sewer+solution&x=0&y=0

[RickJaillet]

Originally Posted by SailorSam20500

An alternative solution that works well if you are primarily on full hook-ups. I have the sewer solution. Bought it as parts without a hose. Got a "Ranch and Farm" heavy duty 3/4 inch hose at one of the big box stores. Hose will never spring a leak unless someone takes a knife to it. I set mine up so that I'm good even if the sewer connection is 40 feet from the trailer. Also allow easy dumping at home. http://www.valterra.com//?s=sewer+solution&x=0&y=0

I hear but I can't help you. good luck

[ependydad]

Links and info here:
My Camper has Two Sewer Hookups | Learn To RV

[SlfMdeFam]

It really depends on what you plan to do with the trailer. I have 2 dumps too. We mainly use our trailer for 3-4 day weekend trips. I never have to dump my kitchen drain in that time so I only need to hook up that drain when we are ready to leave. So having one hose works for me. I have the rhino hose. Had them for about 6 years now and they are still fine.

[bajamike1]

IMO Rhino has the best sewer hoses. I've had mine for nine years with no problem.

[5picker]

I agree with the "it depends on how long you camp" statement.

My unit has two sewer connections and I bought two short hoses and a wye to then connect to the main sewer hose that goes to the sewer port in the ground.

On short weekend trips I don't bother with all that.
My holding tanks are large enough that I leave them unconnected and simply switch the hose from the black port to the grey port when dumping.

When we go out for a week or more where I'll need to dump the grey before the end of the trip, I connect it all.

My stuff is Rhino brand. It seems to be good stuff in the two years I've had it.

[jeff64]

You'll get many opinions, I've had good results with the prest-o-fit blue line system. I'm at about 7 years on the original hose. No complaints

[llr]

I have the 2017 Flagstaff version and use a single hose. the front grey is the kitchen sink only and will go a long time. i dump the front grey then just move the hose to the rear and dump the black then grey. The few times I have a full hookup I just connect the rear fitting until ready to leave

[aceinspp]

Originally Posted by RickJaillet

The dealer should supply them with your purchase. If you did not negotiate them I would still ask if they will supply them. I think they will.
MG72B

X 2 this part of the package most dealers supply when you buy new. Later RJD