So the kids and I started moving everything out of the fifthwheel over to the toyhauler. I had designated areas for stuff that I now have to sort out to make work best in the new rig.I put the sewage gear in the front under storage as well as power cord etc. Everything else went in garage on a temporary basis ( 12 foot).I need to organize the garage with a tote type system. I like the clear totes for viewing.The very front has the big Onan genny and side compartment has the dual 6 volt battery set up so no room there. Maybe fit the sewer hoses and bin in compartment by battery?What do some of you do?Thanks

I added tubes under attached to the frame to hold my sewer hoses.

arhayes wrote:I added tubes under attached to the frame to hold my sewer hoses.I have seen this and like it. A ABS pipe around 4"?

We have a TH. We put a 6" pipe under the belly close to the tanks for the slinky. Put rain gutter in it with one end cap. When we hook up we pull the rain gutter out and slope it to the connection supported by 4x4s. (obviously at the dump we just pull the slinky) In the basement, we use 5 gal buckets and boxes to sort various things-- I don't have a clear plan there yet as this is our first year. We did wall off the front as it was open to the batteries and jacks. Have fun planning and tinkering.

I know lots use the square plastic fence post cover for this also.

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11 Replies

walker111
Explorer
Oct 08, 2015
Thanks for that. I also have a project to run a 30 amp outlet into the attached garage for power. I only have 15 amp out there now. Will run come conduit and 10/3 wire.
Dirtclods
Explorer II
Oct 08, 2015
walker111 wrote:
arhayes wrote:
I added tubes under attached to the frame to hold my sewer hoses.

I have seen this and like it. A ABS pipe around 4"?

2nd that and you can pick up the hangings for you tubing in the ducting section for HV/AC at home depot along with some self tapping screws to mount your hangers.
walker111
Explorer
Oct 07, 2015
I guess check local RV dealer first.
walker111
Explorer
Oct 07, 2015
Will get out for first trip next week and right now only have the boys dirt bikes. Quad for daddy in the future!
Will work some things out then and will take some attempts to see what works best.
Missing one tiedown hook. Any idea where to buy one?
joebedford
Nomad II
Oct 02, 2015
I have half a dozen cat litter plastic buckets that I use for various things: sewer hoses, bungees, tie downs, etc. Once the motorcycles are loaded, there are lots of places to nestle them in. Once we're parked, I put them in the bed of the truck (locking cover) which we rarely drive other than when hauling.

I use low profile plastic bins (I think they call them "under the bed") for tools, manuals, various screws, various types of tape, cables, etc. These go on the "power shelf" in the garage (formerly HappiJac bed).
MartyMoose
Explorer
Oct 02, 2015
Mine is stored in fuel pump hose locker. Bottom is grated ( nice for venting ).
walker111
Explorer
Oct 02, 2015
Looks great
rekoj71
Explorer
Oct 01, 2015
I know lots use the square plastic fence post cover for this also.
bpadamson
Explorer
Oct 01, 2015
We have a TH. We put a 6" pipe under the belly close to the tanks for the slinky. Put rain gutter in it with one end cap. When we hook up we pull the rain gutter out and slope it to the connection supported by 4x4s. (obviously at the dump we just pull the slinky) In the basement, we use 5 gal buckets and boxes to sort various things-- I don't have a clear plan there yet as this is our first year. We did wall off the front as it was open to the batteries and jacks.
Have fun planning and tinkering.
walker111
Explorer
Oct 01, 2015
arhayes wrote:
I added tubes under attached to the frame to hold my sewer hoses.

I have seen this and like it. A ABS pipe around 4"?