Saw a guy in the rv park but did not get a chance to talk to him to ask.His Bay Hill by Ever Green looks to be about a 34 foot unit.He has TWO sewer dump connections so you have two sewer hoses coming down to a Y connector to head to the dump.Maybe he has a rear kitchen or something and the bath is way up front I don't know.But that sure seems like a hassle to have two tank areas each with a hose and the Y connector and all.Never seen anything like this in our 16 years PT rv'ing.Can anyone enlighten me to solve my curiousity?

its very comon cheaper and faster than plubing over the axles for some manuf

Sure - makes sense; never thought about that. And if you plumbed over the axle you would not get full drainage from the kitchen.And for a rear kitchen I would imagine that would then be common - just had not see it.Thanks.

Our fiver has two sewer dumps and 4 tanks total. Front dump is for the kitchen and the front full bath while the rear dump is for the rear half bath and outside kitchen. We used to use a "Y" but found it to be a hassle when it came time to drain the hose and disconnect. Now I keep the hose connected to the front for the duration of our stay as normal and dump before we leave then I move the hose to rear dump, flush and clean and were gone. Not a huge hassle.

I see it as an issue with slope. In order to slope the pipes to a common tank, the tank would be too low.

Indeed it is a pain! My TH has a rear half bath with its own tank and usually I tell the family to only use the main bath so that I don't have to move the sewer hose.

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korbe
Explorer
Sep 01, 2014
I see it as an issue with slope. In order to slope the pipes to a common tank, the tank would be too low.
garysol
Explorer
Sep 01, 2014
Our fiver has two sewer dumps and 4 tanks total. Front dump is for the kitchen and the front full bath while the rear dump is for the rear half bath and outside kitchen. We used to use a "Y" but found it to be a hassle when it came time to drain the hose and disconnect. Now I keep the hose connected to the front for the duration of our stay as normal and dump before we leave then I move the hose to rear dump, flush and clean and were gone. Not a huge hassle.
Lauren
Explorer
Sep 01, 2014
Sure - makes sense; never thought about that. And if you plumbed over the axle you would not get full drainage from the kitchen.

And for a rear kitchen I would imagine that would then be common - just had not see it.

Thanks.
newman_fulltime
Explorer II
Sep 01, 2014
its very comon cheaper and faster than plubing over the axles for some manuf

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