Just traded motor homes and let my sewer hose go with the old rig thinking I could duplicate it. The hose itself was not much, but I liked the adapter that interfaced with the dump opening. The adapter is a 90 degree type with a butterfly valve controlled by a bail. The 90 degree bend was spherical to accommodate the valve. I have searched the Internet, but I cannot find the same type. Does anyone know where I can get one.

Have no idea what you are referring to but here is a GOOGLE link to RV SEWER HOSE ADAPTERS showing lots of adapter photos all in one place...Search GOOGLE for 'RV SEWER HOSE ADAPTER'When it loads up click on "IMAGES"My link didn't work for me for some reason....Hopefully one of these is what you are looking for. Just click on the photo that is the one and it will open up showing you the source.Roy Ken

IS this what you are talking about?........Link

Old-Biscuit wrote:IS this what you are talking about?........LinkSimilar. The one I owned had a bail handle boing from side to side. The bail was connected on the side of the adapter to an internal butterfly valve. Pull the bail to a vertical position to close it, and push it forward to a horizontal position t open. It came my an Itasca motor home, and it may have been proprietary to Winnebago. Probably don't make them any more. I liked because I could close the valve and fill the hose with water from a water hose to rinse it out.

I suggest you ask for it from the new owners before they throw it away.

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j-d
Explorer II
Oct 02, 2013
If somebody's got one excess, please ship it to the man! Well under $20 for USPS Priority Flat Rate Large Box complete w/Tracking & Insurance. Might fit in a Medium Box for even less.
Bumpyroad
Explorer
Oct 02, 2013
just checked out a rv dealer's big catalog of parts/accessories, etc. and nothing in there. if winnies have them, check for part at winnie dealer.

bumpy
Corkey05
Explorer
Oct 02, 2013
Bumpyroad wrote:
Corkey05 wrote:
Something like THIS ?

$157?? for that you can buy a sewer solution or be a long ways towards a macerator pump. both superior to a stinky slinky.
bumpy
I completely agree, ... I almost fell out of my chair when I saw the price.

I've seen hose ends like the OP describes in Winnebago's, but I believe they are made just for them and Itasca.
Chris_Bryant
Explorer II
Oct 02, 2013
That was part of the Thetford telescoping drain assembly- no longer available.
Bumpyroad
Explorer
Oct 02, 2013
Corkey05 wrote:
Something like THIS ?

$157?? for that you can buy a sewer solution or be a long ways towards a macerator pump. both superior to a stinky slinky.
bumpy
rv2go
Explorer II
Oct 02, 2013
I have been hauling mine(as you describe) around for 10 years and it's never been used. If you were near, I would let you have it.
mclee47
Explorer
Oct 02, 2013
old guy wrote:
I suggest you ask for it from the new owners before they throw it away.

Sounds like the only solution.
old_guy
Explorer
Oct 02, 2013
I suggest you ask for it from the new owners before they throw it away.
mclee47
Explorer
Oct 02, 2013
Old-Biscuit wrote:
IS this what you are talking about?........Link

Similar. The one I owned had a bail handle boing from side to side. The bail was connected on the side of the adapter to an internal butterfly valve. Pull the bail to a vertical position to close it, and push it forward to a horizontal position t open. It came my an Itasca motor home, and it may have been proprietary to Winnebago. Probably don't make them any more. I liked because I could close the valve and fill the hose with water from a water hose to rinse it out.
Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Oct 02, 2013
IS this what you are talking about?........Link