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Stefonius
Jul 15, 2015Explorer
Maybe the end is fine, but just not tightened enough, or the washer is broken or worn out? I found it nearly impossible to get my hose attached to the RV port because it was nearly flush with the wall of the RV, I have big hands, and there's no good way to grip the plastic part that you have to turn Here's my solution:
I bought a brass adapter with a 45° bend in it, attached it tightly to the RV end with a new rubber washer and left it there. Now I have plenty of room to attach my hose without banging my knuckles against the wall of the trailer, and I tightened the RV end enough that it has not leaked in years. The access door for my water system closes just fine with the adapter in place. The "ears" on the end that attaches to the hose make it very easy to grip and tighten.
I bought a brass adapter with a 45° bend in it, attached it tightly to the RV end with a new rubber washer and left it there. Now I have plenty of room to attach my hose without banging my knuckles against the wall of the trailer, and I tightened the RV end enough that it has not leaked in years. The access door for my water system closes just fine with the adapter in place. The "ears" on the end that attaches to the hose make it very easy to grip and tighten.
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