Sewer hose recommendations

Look @ EZE Kleen. It is the best sewage solution I have ever seen.

Paul Clancy wrote:
Been using valterra dominator. Keeps its shape, fits in bumper etc.

X2 on the Dominator

Rhino may be the best thing I've learned from my time on rv.net. Probably would not have spent the extra money on it without all the praise on this forum. Sure glad I did.

I carry a 10' and a 5', and they both fit in my bumper at the same time. That's how well they collapse.

I also carry one of the old blue spring type, and I'll usually just use that if dumping at a pull-through dump station. It's a little quicker to use. It just gets curled up in a 5 gal bucket.

For those of you who haven't tried the Rhino and/or want to stay with standard equipment....

10 years on the road and I had my stinky slinky with me the whole time. I too read all the posts over the years about all the new do dads for sewer removal. I just couldn't see it.

I then was running across CG's where I needed that end cap that screws in to the sewer hook up. Trip to walmart and buying the Rhino sewer kit netted me all the connections I needed plus new sewer hose, so I bought it.

The "difference" it makes in the ease of sewer hookup functions of RV'ng is UNBELIEVABLE!. Just taking it out of your sewer bay or storage is so much easier, being able to pick your length because its collapsible actually makes draining the black tank more efficient for those short runs, cleaning it out at the sewer station with a hose is a snap etc.

IMHO it is one of the cheapest things you can buy to make RV'ing more fun in all aspects! I am just so sorry I waited so long to buy one.:C

Been using valterra dominator. Keeps its shape, fits in bumper etc.

Scott_85 wrote:
Since we are talking about sewer hoses, how many feet of hose do you normally carry? I got a 15’ with two 5’ sections just to make sure I will have enough to get the job done.

Same as you. I also keep a cheap stinky slinky in the factory swing away sewer boom on the side of the Montana just in case sewer hookup is farther away. Tim

Since we are talking about sewer hoses, how many feet of hose do you normally carry? I got a 15’ with two 5’ sections just to make sure I will have enough to get the job done.

C.B. wrote:
Rhinoflex!

Modified my 36CKTS to accept the Rhino.



Rhino would not fit in FR 4" tube.



Mounted 5" X 5" post cover on Door assembly. Put hose in PVC rain gutter.


C.B.

VERY slick DIY! :B

Nice job, it looks like it came standard on the RV. You should market your idea.

Rhinoflex it is! Thanks!

One more vote for the Rhinoflex.