Sewer Hose Storage Project - Another Fence Post Mod - Pics

[Teamfour]

Thanks to all the posts on this forum showing sewer hose storage ideas using a fence post, I built mine today. You will see in the pics that I decided to use rivets for most all fastener requirements. By strategically placing the fittings and cutting a few notches, I was able to put the rivet heads to the outside for a clean look. I will install on the TT this Friday and will add more pics then.

[synergy_58]

Teamfour wrote:
Thanks to all the posts on this forum showing sewer hose storage ideas using a fence post, I built mine today. You will see in the pics that I decided to use rivets for most all fastener requirements. By strategically placing the fittings and cutting a few notches, I was able to put the rivet heads to the outside for a clean look. I will install on the TT this Friday and will add more pics then.

So I ran over to Lowes to get materials to build this. I found the gutter stuff but the fence post isn't big enough to house the gutter. The staff dug through everything but coouldn't find any plastic fence posts that were big enough to take a gutter. Any suggestions?
Thanks.

[Wagonqueen_Truc]

thanks for posting. That looks awesome.

[Teamfour]

2oldman wrote:
Nice. Ok, I'll ask.. do you really need to padlock a sewer hose?

We store the TT in a huge (over 500 campers) storage facility. Although it is pretty secure, you just never know. I figure a $2 padlock will give me just a little peace of mind to protect $50 worth of hose.

[2oldman]

Nice. Ok, I'll ask.. do you really need to padlock a sewer hose?

[Jay_Pat]

Nicely, done!
Pat

[nremtp143]

Good job. Love mine like that.

[agesilaus]

Ah, thanks

BK

[Teamfour]

Vinyl gutter from Lowes - symmetrical in shape.

[agesilaus]

What are you guys using for the tray?

BK

[ChuckandSue]

Great looking setup. Drawer handle is a nice touch.

[trnfla]

Nice job.