I liked what others have done using the 5"x5" fence post so I decided to do it as well. Only thing I did differently was mount it in my pass thru storage area (typical under bed at the front of the trailer). Mounted it with L brackets to the ceiling of the storage are on an angle somewhat out of the way. Just wanted to share another mounting option. Thanks to others for the idea!

Neat idea! My camping buddy mounted one in the basement of his toy hauler and that's where his fishing rods are kept. Neat, up and out of harm's way.

Here's what I did with my new Cedar CreekGoes 5' into storage compartment.C.B.

The only problem with that I see is that the hose is usually wet when you put it away and where would all that um.. wetness go?

ScottG wrote:The only problem with that I see is that the hose is usually wet when you put it away and where would all that um.. wetness go?I agree... I want our sewer hose to drip what ever it drips on to the ground..not into my storage compartment.Our 5x5 fence post sewer storage is attached to the frame under the trailer near the dump valve.

ScottG wrote:The only problem with that I see is that the hose is usually wet when you put it away and where would all that um.. wetness go?mmmmmm smell too???

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nremtp143
Explorer
Jun 19, 2013
Neat idea! My camping buddy mounted one in the basement of his toy hauler and that's where his fishing rods are kept. Neat, up and out of harm's way.
C_B_
Explorer
Jun 19, 2013
Here's what I did with my new Cedar Creek

Goes 5' into storage compartment.

C.B.
ScottG
Nomad
Jun 19, 2013
The only problem with that I see is that the hose is usually wet when you put it away and where would all that um.. wetness go?
downtheroad
Explorer
Jun 19, 2013
ScottG wrote:
The only problem with that I see is that the hose is usually wet when you put it away and where would all that um.. wetness go?

I agree... I want our sewer hose to drip what ever it drips on to the ground..not into my storage compartment.

Our 5x5 fence post sewer storage is attached to the frame under the trailer near the dump valve.
mguay
Explorer
Jun 19, 2013
ScottG wrote:
The only problem with that I see is that the hose is usually wet when you put it away and where would all that um.. wetness go?

mmmmmm smell too???
ScottG
Nomad
Jun 20, 2013
mguay wrote:
ScottG wrote:
The only problem with that I see is that the hose is usually wet when you put it away and where would all that um.. wetness go?

mmmmmm smell too???

In our case that would be under our bed. And I get enough of those Is that you??? looks from the DW as it is.
cpaulsen
Explorer
Jun 20, 2013
Mine is @ the front of the 5ver...underneath....close to the dump valves on an angle. Drains easy and no smell inside. And....like all my room in my pass thru.
nunsie
Explorer
Jun 20, 2013
I have been storing the hose in the same compartment for the last two years inside the box it came in and have not had any odor or wetness issues. I give it a good flush a few times with fresh water and then coil it up towards the campgrounds sewer pipe to push all the water out that way. I realize that some water must stay in the pipe but I have not noticed any issues because of it. Cardboard box is still solid and dry. Just wanted to mention an alternative.
Roundtwo-40
Explorer
Jun 20, 2013
I have a rhino that has locking caps for the tube so..the "wetness" stays in the tube till I dump again..
C_B_
Explorer
Jun 21, 2013
ScottG wrote:
The only problem with that I see is that the hose is usually wet when you put it away and where would all that um.. wetness go?

The tray that the hose sits in is siliconed on the ends. No water gets out.

Like nunsie I flush the hose out good and drain out as much water as possible.

I stored my hose the same way in my Caedinal for 10 years and never had a problem.

C.B.