Sewer Discharge Setup

hershey wrote:
Try the Sewer Solution to put an end to your problem. The system uses a 1" hose instead of a stinky slinky. Not too expensive and I've used the same system and hoses for the last 8 years fulltiming.
(Yes, it takes twice as long to dump but who cares)

It also takes longer to dump (Which you stated) and uses many gallons of fresh water, something we now have an official lack of, to do a job that a few watts of electricity (Macerator pump) can do much easier.

To the O/P.. I have both 90, and other angle adapters here, There is enough room to put a 90 in there.. I see no problem

So I'd do a 90, bring it out toward the front more, then another 90 through the floor, Id likely put a flange fitting there six inch so I could screw in a proper cap. (From the bottom) move the safety cap to the end of the last 90 degree,

That way it'd be easier to hook up, you could take off at a 45 degree

if drop is a problem,, Perhaps you might have room for a Macerator, or install a Sanicon macerator and use 3/4 Inch (I have a fifty foot BLACK rubber garden hose) to pump it out.

Like the sewer solution it takes longer.

But it sure works well and does not mine an up-hill battle. Er, Drain.