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profdant139
Dec 20, 2020Explorer II
This is slightly off topic, but it deals with design issues: make sure that the sewer openings for each site are as low as possible.
We have stayed in a few parks where the sewer opening at the site is several inches above ground level. This makes it hard for the guests to fully drain their waste tanks, leading to an increased chance of spillage.
Yes, the guests can compensate for the bad design by using sewer hose supports (that's what we do), but that means that the RV park owner is gambling on the competence of the guests.
Good luck with this whole project -- I wish you well! There is a huge need for long-term space (especially in the hard-hit Butte County area). What a hard time it has been for you.
We have stayed in a few parks where the sewer opening at the site is several inches above ground level. This makes it hard for the guests to fully drain their waste tanks, leading to an increased chance of spillage.
Yes, the guests can compensate for the bad design by using sewer hose supports (that's what we do), but that means that the RV park owner is gambling on the competence of the guests.
Good luck with this whole project -- I wish you well! There is a huge need for long-term space (especially in the hard-hit Butte County area). What a hard time it has been for you.
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