The Longest Sewer Connection You've Made?
Question out of semi-idle curiosity, looking ahead to a summer plan of many many long weekends in the RV. What's the longest sewer hose connection you've ever had to make? I'm thinking it'd be a...
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If you plan to travel around much and camp at older CGs, 20' could be too short in some cases. The location of your outlet(s) could also be a factor (we have one at rear and another ahead of the axles).
We've been to some CGs where power & water are at the rear of a site and sewer at the front (and vice versa) and some where 4 sites share a common pedestal which may force you to run your hose under your TT and you'll need more hose. I think 40' is as long as we've needed so far but have 60' at our disposal. I installed a Valterra sewer hose carrier under our TT for and bought 2 high quality hoses for it which are the ones I regularly use. Two of the old hoses are now in the bumper and 2 more are stuffed in a cavity behind the shower "just in case".
Nowadays there are codes that dictate hookups are to be on the left side and rear of a site and where the inlets are to be on an RV.
We've been to some CGs where power & water are at the rear of a site and sewer at the front (and vice versa) and some where 4 sites share a common pedestal which may force you to run your hose under your TT and you'll need more hose. I think 40' is as long as we've needed so far but have 60' at our disposal. I installed a Valterra sewer hose carrier under our TT for and bought 2 high quality hoses for it which are the ones I regularly use. Two of the old hoses are now in the bumper and 2 more are stuffed in a cavity behind the shower "just in case".
Nowadays there are codes that dictate hookups are to be on the left side and rear of a site and where the inlets are to be on an RV.
