โJun-02-2016 11:11 AM
โJun-02-2016 03:04 PM
rockhillmanor wrote:1) A cheap short sewer hose that hangs down to ground then add 3 feet and cut off. ....(of course where your hook up is located on your RV make a difference.)
Do yourself a BIG favor ditch the stinky slinky sewer hose and buy a Rhino RV Sewer Hose Kit. And the Rhino Sewer Hose Kit contains all the connections you will need. As some are required at CG's.
It was THE best thing I ever bought for my RV. :C
And for the longer connections the sidewinder expands and slants to insure good dump flow from the RV no matter what the elevation of the ground is like where you park or what you might need to go around!
All of these are available at Walmart.Forget about washing out your black tank at these locations. I have a bucket that I pour a gallon or 2 of water into tank to get out some of the mess. Then at a regular sewer hook up at a campsite give it a good cleaning to keep probes working. Can be into and out in short time.
Instead of filling up a bucket. Just find out what faucet dumps into your black tank. Usually its the bathroom faucet. Open that faucet and in minutes you can fill up a black tank. Then open the dump blade for a good flush after you've dumped. I fill my black tank up with water from the faucet after I dump every time before I leave the CG.Its' rigid and collapses and expands to what ever length you need!
โJun-02-2016 02:41 PM
1) A cheap short sewer hose that hangs down to ground then add 3 feet and cut off. ....(of course where your hook up is located on your RV make a difference.)
Forget about washing out your black tank at these locations. I have a bucket that I pour a gallon or 2 of water into tank to get out some of the mess. Then at a regular sewer hook up at a campsite give it a good cleaning to keep probes working. Can be into and out in short time.
We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
โJun-02-2016 01:02 PM
โJun-02-2016 11:32 AM
coolmom42 wrote:
Don't know if the sewer hose would work at a lot of the dump stations I've seen. But you can always use the longer hose if you need it.
Totally agree on the cooking ahead thing. Do that when you have full hookups, or at home. It saves a lot of work & water later on!
โJun-02-2016 11:26 AM
โJun-02-2016 11:22 AM