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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mobeewan wrote:
I bought some white half round vinyl gutter from Lowe's to use as trays in my 2 vinyl fence post sewer hose carriers for sliding the hoses in and out.
I use them to support the hose at the proper slope if needed. I use stacks of scrap wood pieces to support the gutters.
I have and always use the same thing and also use my extra wheel chocks as supports for the gutter sections. I have two 10' gutter lengths cut into 8ft a 6ft and a 4ft length. The 8ft I store in my in vinyl fence post bumper along with my hoses and tank flushing wand. The other two I store in my rear pass thru. I like to use them since the not only give a good even slope from the trailer outlet to the sewer inlet. but also keep the sewer hose straight for best drainage and flushing. It takes no real extra time to set up and use them when connecting to the sewer.
Larry
