Sewer Solution

Yes, friend showed me his. I bought the extra hose - so I can go 35 ft. AND when some fool walks on it or drives over it. No issue

I used one for a few years but didn't like the water use and it is slow. I switched to the Flo Jet.

profdant139 wrote:
Sewer Solution worked pretty well for us, until I broke it. Here is what I did wrong: our sewer cleanout at home is slightly uphill from the trailer (by a few inches). Usually, I put the nose of the trailer down when using the Sewer Solution, to raise the back of the trailer, where the sewer valve is, so the sewage could flow just barely downhill to the cleanout.

One fine day, I forgot to lower the nose . . . .

The Sewer Solution was pumping slightly uphill. It was doing ok for a while. Then too much back-pressure built up in the system and the connector exploded. A very memorable event.

Don't do that.


It's funny now, but it wasn't then.

Luckily they're not very expensive!!

The only issue I had was finding a 3/4" hose locally that was not 100 ft long. Everyone only had 100 footers!!

I wanted a shorter hose so ordered one off Amazon.

Sewer Solution worked pretty well for us, until I broke it. Here is what I did wrong: our sewer cleanout at home is slightly uphill from the trailer (by a few inches). Usually, I put the nose of the trailer down when using the Sewer Solution, to raise the back of the trailer, where the sewer valve is, so the sewage could flow just barely downhill to the cleanout.

One fine day, I forgot to lower the nose . . . .

The Sewer Solution was pumping slightly uphill. It was doing ok for a while. Then too much back-pressure built up in the system and the connector exploded. A very memorable event.

Don't do that.

It's funny now, but it wasn't then.

LIke it use it all the time.

I use one here at home so I can clean out my tanks. yes they do use a lot of water and yes I don't like people who back flush their tanks 3 times while the rest of us sit inline waiting for them to finish. we have a gas station who lets us empty our tanks free of charge, one guy I know would fill his tanks up so many times and let the station owner foot the bill for the water. I think that is down right wrong to do this. one of these days the station owner is going to start charging us to use his dump station. it's butt heads like the one guy who ruin it for the rest of us

Wow, I respectfully disagree with you all. I use mine all the time except when dumping the the very few no sewer connection parks I stay at.

Thirty feet stores very compactly, easily rolled and put away and automatically clean after the end of the dump procedure. Lot of time I only have 10 feet connected.

But as my friend says, please do what makes you happy.

Ron3rd wrote:
Agree with SoundGuy, but I only use my Sewer Solution at home. I don't carry it with me. Works good at home where you have plenty of water and not in any rush. I would never use it at a campground.

I only use mine at home, too. It's great for pumping the waste to my city sewer cleanout. I don't see a need for having it at a campground.

drsteve wrote:
This thing can be used at the dump station as well.

I never waste my time lining up at a dump station. :B

SoundGuy wrote:

Dream_Chaser! wrote:
A neighbor just showed me his sewer connection called a Sewer Solution. It has a high pressure water macerator pump attached to his rig and instead of a standard stinky-kinky hose, it uses a 3/4" hose.

Useful if you always camp where you have on-site water but here in Ontario where you & I both are you won't ever have that in the provincial park system and only some sites in conservation area parks so it would only be useful in private parks with full service sites. I too have a macerator and service my tanks at home but it's a 12 vdc powered FloJet Waste Macerator which can be used anywhere 12 vdc is available. Wouldn't ever consider a water powered Sewer Solution.

This thing can be used at the dump station as well.