Question on sewer at full hook-up site
We are getting closer to our trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone. We are staying in a full hook-up site. We have never stayed in a site with sewer hook-up. Are the devices that support the black ho...
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GoPackGo wrote:azdryheat wrote:
I forget where is was but it was a state law that a hose support be used. Just buy one, they're cheap and don't take up too much room.
New Mexico. I wandered around the state for a month last fall and all the places I stayed at required that the sewer hose had to be supported off the ground and said it was due to a state law.
Plus I've lost count of the number of places I've been where the sewer inlet is several inches above ground. If you don't use a support, how do you get liquid to flow up hill ?
As long as the inlet at the ground is loser than the outlet on your RV you are good to go. It's always better to have a low spot in your sewer hose it keeps sewer gases from coming up they your rig and constantly stinking up the neighborhood!
