Are RV sewer hose supports necessary?
We just got our travel trailer a couple months ago and have only been out a few times. Thus far, we've only ever boondocked or dry camped, and plan to continue camping this way for probably 90+% of ou...
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Parks are now being required to install high rise sewer inlets to avoid standing water getting into the septic systems.
We ran into that for the first time last month. The camp host said everybody was raising heck about it. Our 5er sits low, it was a royal pain. This was a state park but it's probably coming anywhere intrusion is likely. The inlet was about a foot off the ground. A round concrete base about 3 inches and then a tube up to a water tight lid that could not be left open unless you tied it to a tree.
We ran into that for the first time last month. The camp host said everybody was raising heck about it. Our 5er sits low, it was a royal pain. This was a state park but it's probably coming anywhere intrusion is likely. The inlet was about a foot off the ground. A round concrete base about 3 inches and then a tube up to a water tight lid that could not be left open unless you tied it to a tree.
