My husband and I are long time RVer's, having owned three different 5th wheel trailers over the last 15 years. We recently sold our truck and 5er as a combo deal and bought a 2004 Country Coach Inspire with only 17,000 miles. It's in excellant condition!All of our 5ers have come with a separate, outside storage area, specifically for our sewer hose. Our MH has no such storage. Where do you store your sewer hose when not in use and traveling?Thx

I attached a length of 4" PVC pipe to the bottom of the front slide. I store our sewer hoses there.

Cruzette, Not to doubt you here but, motor homes for the last few decades have had storage for their sewage equipment. Many times, it's in the same compartment as the dump valves etc. Are you sure, you can't put it in there? What I mean is, it's really tough for me to believe that such a high ranking coach manufacturer would not supply ample space for such a needed, IMPORTANT item. I'd sure look around before I'd start "adding" anything to accommodate that hose.Scott

ScottI have a Holiday Rambler that cost new $200Gs, we have to keep our hose in a 5 gal. bucket.The factory made no provision for storage.Larry

As noted above, look around the dump handles and outside shower...that's where mine is.

You can also use a Rubbermade tub with sealing lid. Better than an open container in the basement.

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Blaster_Man
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Sep 10, 2013
As noted above, look around the dump handles and outside shower...that's where mine is.
grandpalarry
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Sep 10, 2013
Scott
I have a Holiday Rambler that cost new $200Gs, we have to keep our hose in a 5 gal. bucket.
The factory made no provision for storage.
Larry
FIRE_UP
Explorer
Sep 10, 2013
Cruzette,
Not to doubt you here but, motor homes for the last few decades have had storage for their sewage equipment. Many times, it's in the same compartment as the dump valves etc. Are you sure, you can't put it in there? What I mean is, it's really tough for me to believe that such a high ranking coach manufacturer would not supply ample space for such a needed, IMPORTANT item. I'd sure look around before I'd start "adding" anything to accommodate that hose.
Scott
rk911
Explorer
Sep 10, 2013
I attached a length of 4" PVC pipe to the bottom of the front slide. I store our sewer hoses there.

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