Attaching dump hose to dump hole?
Newbie here.. I have yet to have my first experience dumping. My main concern is after putting the step connector into the dump hole, do I need to put something on it so it doesn't come out of the ...
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I Have connected three different types of hose to 3 different typs of holes in the ground and will thus comment:
The hose like pictured above (Threaded coupling) if used with a threaded sewer inlet works well but the joint between the elbow and the threaded adapter.. not so well in my expierence.. Likewise there is a smooth (not threaded) Stepped adapter you use with the sewer donut, same complaint, the joint between the adapter and the elbow is a problem
I've used the Tethford Smart hose.. the joint between the elbow and the adapter has a self locking feature that seems to work rather well (Amazingly enough).
I got a couple of hose buddies http://www.hosebuddy.com/ and they work well (used to have 2, lost one). and are easy to carry around.
Oh the third kind of hole in the ground is the one with the brass flip cover.. Those generally LOCK ONTO the elbow (if it has a male hose fitting on it, plugged) and work very well. But I find that one mostly at dump stations not campsites.
The hose like pictured above (Threaded coupling) if used with a threaded sewer inlet works well but the joint between the elbow and the threaded adapter.. not so well in my expierence.. Likewise there is a smooth (not threaded) Stepped adapter you use with the sewer donut, same complaint, the joint between the adapter and the elbow is a problem
I've used the Tethford Smart hose.. the joint between the elbow and the adapter has a self locking feature that seems to work rather well (Amazingly enough).
I got a couple of hose buddies http://www.hosebuddy.com/ and they work well (used to have 2, lost one). and are easy to carry around.
Oh the third kind of hole in the ground is the one with the brass flip cover.. Those generally LOCK ONTO the elbow (if it has a male hose fitting on it, plugged) and work very well. But I find that one mostly at dump stations not campsites.
