Moving sewer hose from tub to tube
I am now storing our sewer hose and fittings in a large rectangular tub with a lid in the belly compartment. The tub seals pretty well so there is no odor but would like to move the hose under the t...
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ependydad wrote:
5" vinyl post cover - 8' works perfectly for me.
5" vinyl post caps to close it off.
4" gutter inside of it.
I haven't mounted them yet because they're just so dang perfectly fitting along either side of my B&W hitch and fit my truck bed.
Same as above *except* -
mounted it cross-ways (side to side) under the front of the trlr.
(Forward of the front axle, slightly forward of the front compts)
Also, slide -under the slinky- into the same post cover - a plastic rain gutter about 8' long which is a great support for the sewer hose when it's in use.
"Somewhere" in the archives is a nice group of pics by a poster who documented his (simple) installation using the square post cover.
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