Tough job testing RV's
I've always been amazed how some people make extra income from their RV's. From making "stuff" to running a consulting web site. Last week saw something I never saw before. A brand new RV backs ...
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path1 wrote:
Ya, well I haven't seen any RV reviews mentioning they will have to crawl under RV to hook up the sewer hose to RV. This guy started on all fours, reaching underneath the RV with his arms trying to get thesewer hose on the connection UNDER the RV
. He ended up wiggling on his back under the RV to get it sewer hose on.
Sewer connection was Not at the side, but underneath RV and in about a foot.
X10!
I STILL can not believe that they DO put that sewer connection way UNDER an RV.
Your are not exaggerating either.
After I sold my house to go full time I had waited and waited all my life to buy a Big Foot TT which at the time was one of the most expensive TT's.
I can not tell you how disappointed I was to find the sewer connection WAAAY under the RV. And YES you have to get on all fours and crawl under to hook up the sewer! :R
Needless to say I did NOT buy what was going to be my long awaited dream TT. Just WHAT were they thinking when they designed it?
