Sewer Pipe Storage

Go to Wal Mart and get the clear plastic storage boxes. Use a marker and label the box and lid "sewage". Also get one for water hoses. Mark accordingly. They will stack. Also I use a larger one to keep all those little extras easy to find.

I typically get in a hurry and just coil it up and throw it in the rear storage compartment.

I did the fence post mod even with the bumper storage. I still use the bumper for my dump station hose but the fence post storage holds my sewer connection hose plus my blue tote hose. I got tired of digging the plastic tote out of the front trailer storage. One of the best mods I have done.

Dick_B wrote:
Did you search this Forum for `sewer hose storage'?

Yes I did, and there was only one hit with little info. I should have entered sewer hose instead of pipe. I just wanted to generate some ideas from those that have done it. Our HiLo has rear bumper storage but I see TTs for sale that don't. I think the vinyl post idea and the schedule 40 pipe are both excellent ideas.

notruffinit wrote:
I got a 5 gallon bucket with a lid. Mine curls up in that along with the hose that I use on the tank flusher. If it gets gross, I put some detergent in the bucket and fill it with water. Set it in the sun and shake it around a few times then dump the water out. All clean. It works for me.

X2 on the bucket,,, Orange Home Depot bucket with lid,, goes in the bed of the PU,,$5

I got a 5 gallon bucket with a lid. Mine curls up in that along with the hose that I use on the tank flusher. If it gets gross, I put some detergent in the bucket and fill it with water. Set it in the sun and shake it around a few times then dump the water out. All clean. It works for me.

I too did the 5" plastic fence post with a length of plastic gutter in it. This size is big enough that the rhinoflex will fit in there with the 45 degree angle fitting still attached.

Rubbermaid tub here, in the storage bin. The Valterra hose with the fittings is too large to fit in the bumper, which I don't mind. I like using a 90 degree fitting on the end as well as a clear plastic sleeve between the hose and valve, neither fits inside the bumper.

Go to your local Dollar General, Family Dollar or Dollar Tree and get a plastic storage box large enough to hold the hose and accessories for it.

3X on the fence posts: