My husband and I just purchased a Wolf Pack 23Pack15 toy hauler and noticed it doesn't have the compartment in the bumper like most camper where you store the sewer hose. So... where do you store the hose?
My camper came with one of these but I ended up building vinyl fence posts and like they WAY more. They’re bigger and are easier to load the sewer hose in. Plus with the drawer, I can store other things in it.
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I used the fence post method outlined by Epenydad.
I left it open on both ends (with bungees to hold end caps on.
I mounted under the existing bumper and used straps to wrap around the bumper and post.
I lost one of the end caps in some extreme highway maneuvers and so added an eyebolt on each end cap to run the bungee cord through.
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I use a plastic storage bin. They seal tight so no smell, and they're cheap and easy to clean. A lot of manufacturers have done away with the square metal hose storage bumper and I don't think there's any place to attach a plastic pipe to a molded bumper.
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Its been a few years since I've had a TT but I used 6" pvc with removable end caps that screwed in so it would give then an extra measure of safety from being "borrowed". It fit snugly behind the spare tire on the bumper. Worked great for 12 yrs.
I also use the vinyl fence post cover and caps with a eye bolt in the middle to keep the mini bungees in place and an aluminum gutter inside as a drawer and I can use it for a support for the hose to set inside the collapsible slinky support as the hose tends to sag the gutter makes it an easy slope to the drain
My husband and I just purchased a Wolf Pack 23Pack15 toy hauler and noticed it doesn't have the compartment in the bumper like most camper where you store the sewer hose. So... where do you store the hose?
Cheers!
Other posters have probably suggested the most reasonable approach to storing sewer hose. I can't add anything new except my sympathy that RV manufactures are again getting away without a provision to store a hose requiring you to purchase something or spend time on a fix at additional cost to you.. Pathetic.
I have bumper capability but have chosen to use a storage box with flip-up clips on either end of the lid. I keep two hoses and the right angle nozzle in there. Never worry about leaks or drips. This has worked well for us.
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Bob and Jan
Miami
Grey Wolf 26 DBH
TV F-150
My husband and I just purchased a Wolf Pack 23Pack15 toy hauler and noticed it doesn't have the compartment in the bumper like most camper where you store the sewer hose. So... where do you store the hose?
Cheers!
Is there not a tube underneath, back by the ladder ?
Where do you keep the sewer hose?
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