Sewer Hose

[cinandtim]

Have a new Jayco Greyhawk 32Ds, suggestions on where to store sewer hose. Tube installed on coach won't cut it.

[super_camper]

I have a setup like this. I never unhook the slinky and never go through the cleaning ritual I see so often when waiting at a dump station. When finished dumping I pull a couple feet of hose from the top and coil it in the tray, I have a screw on cap that goes into the pipe, I push the hose back in with the cap and screw in it in. Total time about 30 seconds.

[Momboy007]

Yes, Yes, Mine is the same as CinandTim, the bumper is channel iron and has no place for a stinky slinky, only the worthless one on the side, 3" diameter and a small door.

Rick

[cinandtim]

It does not have a hollow bumper. And the hose tube on the jayco is useless, it's about 2 1/2 ft long and 3 inch diameter. I have rhino and it won't fit. Cannot extend tube on greyhawk because of frame rail.

[Coach-man]

IAMICHABOD wrote:
I use a Rubbermaid Tote to store my stinky slinky,it keeps it from any cross contamination of anything else and fits well in the Large rear bay in my Tioga 26Q.


And yes I do use those rubber gloves when dumping.

I also use a Rubbermade Tote to store my fresh water hoses too,also to keep from cross contamination.



It is nice to have a lot of room to store things.

X2 with the rubber made containers. Do you have a hollow number? The sewer hose usually goes there, out of the way and convenient to boot!

[IAMICHABOD]

I use a Rubbermaid Tote to store my stinky slinky,it keeps it from any cross contamination of anything else and fits well in the Large rear bay in my Tioga 26Q.


And yes I do use those rubber gloves when dumping.

I also use a Rubbermade Tote to store my fresh water hoses too,also to keep from cross contamination.



It is nice to have a lot of room to store things.

[Bordercollie]

In our Tioga 26Q, the sewer hose goes in the shore cable compartment. Why RV makers put too-small diameter hose storage containers in RV's is a mystery along with need for installing long custom bent solid metal valve stems and awnings that can unwind, inflate and self-destruct. Does RVIA monitor these forums? Is RVIA concerned for RV users?

[mlts22]

I bought a clear plastic tub from Wally World with a lid. Since the fittings are way larger than most sewage pipes when using the Valterra hose (but they work well), I do that. It does take up room in the storage compartment, which is a downside.

[Dick_B]

We store the hose and all attachments in a blue plastic container with a lid in a side compartment which also contains wood for leveling.

[carolina_skies]

We tried the garbage bag idea...waaay to messy, especially on a windy day. Now we have a 20 ft. hose in a flat plastic bin with a snap closure lid. Much better.

[Pug_Mom]

I put 10 feet in the tube and another 10 with adapters on it in a garbage bag in one of the bays for when I need it.

[GrumpyandGrandm]

cinandtim wrote:
Have a new Jayco Greyhawk 32Ds, suggestions on where to store sewer hose. Tube installed on coach won't cut it.

Buy the Rhino hose. Works great.

[mikebo]

Here's how I enlarged the short sewage hose compartment. I cut off the existing compartment and added a length of PVC drain pipe with flared end to slip over the shorten compartment. I wedged the end of the pipe over the frame rail. Had to cut the end at an angle to fit over the frame. I used PVC cement to glue the pipe in place. I drilled a few drain holes in the pipe.

Mike

[Coalminer_UG]

I put my big one in a garbage bag and store in a storage bay used only for this purpose , this hose is for longer stays. My short hose for dumping at dump sites goes in to its storage tube.

[bukhrn]

cinandtim wrote:
Have a new Jayco Greyhawk 32Ds, suggestions on where to store sewer hose. Tube installed on coach won't cut it.

I don't have a Jayco, but I store both of mine in the rear bumper.