Adding a the fence post sewer hose storage, A question.

[gaymeadowsman]

Good morning everyone, I'm about to add the fence post storage tube for my sewer hose and connectors under our trailer. For those who have done this and had to mount where it was in contact with the gas line, how did you work around it?
1.) Notch out the fence post to go over the gas line.
2.) Add a spacer to the other side so tube remains level.
3.) Just not worry about it and and put some kind of wrap over the gas line and hang the the tube.

Thanks for you help.

[downtheroad]

Hornnumb2 wrote:
Just ordered my fence post yesterday, any more pictures of how they are mounted. Thanks Michael

Here is mine...I used 10 industrial strength zip ties from Home Depot.
Each has a strength rating of 250 lbs. Mounted the post to a frame cross member near our dump valve.

[PRodacy]

I put spacers on mine. Easy to do and I didn't want to take a chance on damaging the gas line.

[time2roll]

Gas pipe is steel, copper or some flex line?

Steel just slap it on. Anything else I would mount for some clearance.

[Walaby]

So is this a better option than storing it in the rear bumper of the TT? Or is this because you don't have the rear bumper storage.

Just curious is all.

Mike

[Hornnumb2]

Just ordered my fence post yesterday, any more pictures of how they are mounted. Thanks Michael

[Marine_By_Choic]

I made sure mine was a little "downhill" opposite the opening and drilled a few holes in the bottom at the low end to let any lingering water escape. Just a thought!

[jmtandem]

Add a spacer

Add a spacer on both sides so the box does not touch the gas line.

[goducks10]

I added spacers.