Bumper Cap
My Travel Trailer bumper (or sewer hose holder if you prefer) has a cap on the end that keeps falling off and getting lost. (So what else is new right.) My old style cap has no tabs on the sides o...
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So, I solved my problem.
My original caps had the word Camco on them and they were made of plastic and a loose fit.
I went to the local dealer and he sold me a cap made of rubber. It is such a tight fit that I had a hard time installing it.
I didn't want that on the side of the bumper that I removed the sewer hose from so I installed that cap on the other side. Then I moved the other loose fitting plastic cap to the side of the bumper I open most often. I then drilled a hole through the bumper and cap to drop a 1/4 inch bolt into on that side.
Looks like this will work out OK for me. We'll see as the season progresses.
My original caps had the word Camco on them and they were made of plastic and a loose fit.
I went to the local dealer and he sold me a cap made of rubber. It is such a tight fit that I had a hard time installing it.
I didn't want that on the side of the bumper that I removed the sewer hose from so I installed that cap on the other side. Then I moved the other loose fitting plastic cap to the side of the bumper I open most often. I then drilled a hole through the bumper and cap to drop a 1/4 inch bolt into on that side.
Looks like this will work out OK for me. We'll see as the season progresses.
