Self Contained Sewer hose on Class A
i was in bristol over the weekend and i saw a self contained tube not homemade were sewer would slide out and back in without making any connection and it was approx 3 ft long on a elbow up to the co...
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vickilea wrote:
Well, we couldn't wait - we went out tonight to try to figure out how to do this. We got the swivel flange and some pipes. We are going to put the stinky slinky thru the pvc pipe and leave it permanently connected. We got the 5' black pipe which we are going to cut down to 4' and then my husband will rig up a way to hold it with chain. It will swivel under the motorhome and then swivel out when we need to dump. Here are a few photos. He will try to install it tomorrow night and we'll take photos and let you know how it works!
The campground we go to most we need a long sewer line so that's why we have the black pipe so long. We will store the stinky slinky in it and then just pull it out and put in the campsite sewer opening to dump. When done, we will push it up into the black pipe and put the cap on it. He is going to put a tether on the cap with some chain that will hold the whole pipe up while traveling - at least that's the plan!
I have one on my 2006 Coachmen. The pipe is about 2'long and it holds about 10' hose. If the pipe is to long I think it will cause problem. In parking the RV and hooking up the hose at the parks. IMHO Gary
