Hi Team,It seems, for one reason or another, all the tried, true, and easy ways to carry the sewer hose will not work on our new RV (no bumper, hard to find places to secure pvc to carry, fuel tanks in way, generator exhaust in way, etc...)So does anyone have any clever ways they carry the sewer hoses? ThanksDan

I don't have an answer but if I may ask, what rv has no bumper? Isn't it illegal?Just thought about it can you somehow attach it in your truck's bed?

I use a big plastic Tote with a lid for my sewer hoses and various connectors. It's not perfect, but it keeps it separate from the rest of the stuff in the compartment.

OK. First measure width of your trailer. Purchase 6" (not 3 or 4) Drain schedule 40 PVC. You will not be able to get this at the local hardware store. They normally only carry 3 or 4 inch. Purchase 2 clean out plugs. The purchase 9 dryer duct clamps. This will allow you, very easy, to attach the 6 " pipe under whatever bumper you have. A quick turn and you have space for a 50' sewer hose (even though you will never use it) and ends.

I carry the main one that gets used regularly in the rear bumper, but I have an extra section, plus some various connectors etc. and I keep them in a mammoth Zip Lock bag and stow it in the passthru. I found a tote big enough just takes too much space in my storage area. The hose will coil up enough to fit a big Zip Lock. If you look around online, you can find them quite big. The bags I have are about 2' x 3' and made from a very heavy gauge plastic. When it starts to look like it is wearing out, I just replace the bag.

I saw how other folks have used a 5" PVC post cover going sideways and even put 2 on mine. They work great.Hope this helps

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time2roll
Nomad
Feb 03, 2015
There must a way to mount the tube or fence post under the RV.
Post a pic of the underbelly and charge up your drill.
Oldme
Explorer
Feb 03, 2015
Mine has no bumper either.
Many have a molded in "bumper".

I have a open bay w/door that is over the
tanks. I found a small plastic crate that fits
and after I rinse the hose it collapses in a
circle and fits inside. I have a bungee cord
over it to make sure it stays.
cruz-in
Explorer
Feb 03, 2015
Hi Lantley,

How did you mount the PVC to the I Beam?

Thanks
Dan
Lantley
Nomad
Feb 02, 2015
I have 3-6" PVC pipes attached to my underside. They contain sewer hoses and fishing rods.
The PVC pipe can be mounted parallel or perpendicular to the beam
dmeck
Explorer
Feb 02, 2015
If you have a ladder could you mount something to it?
Houston_Remodel
Explorer
Feb 02, 2015
How is this for an idea ?

Get one of them 5" fence posts and mount as directed. Get another 5" fence post and cut it lengthwise at opposing corners. Slide the new L piece inside before the hose (or during) and use the L piece as a support for the hose when in use .

McGuyver moment waning.
SH
Explorer
Feb 02, 2015
Underneath the front bulkhead in a PVC pipe.
Pangaea_Ron
Explorer
Feb 02, 2015
I used 6" diameter corrugated black plastic drain pipe, and attached it to the under frame of my MH with SS pipe clamps. The pipe itself is flexible and can fit around and conform to the MH framing. Rather than end fittings, I drilled holes at each end and dropped carriage bolts into the holes to keep the sewer pipe and fittings inside. Another advantage of the drain pipe is that it has drain holes to allow the sewer hose to dry.
Dick_B
Explorer
Feb 02, 2015
X2 on the plastic tub
goducks10
Explorer
Feb 02, 2015
Mount a 5" PVC fence post under the frame.