โJun-15-2015 12:34 PM
โJun-15-2015 03:27 PM
smkettner wrote:
I carried a donut for nine years before I threw it out. Package unopened.
It is cheep. If the park insists, just buy one from them right there.
โJun-15-2015 02:49 PM
bukhrn wrote:
This is probably true at commercial CG's, but most Fed parks we've been to just have a straight pipe hole at the dump station, I have just what the OP has & never been questioned, even when they said a doughnut was required.
At a private CG in NY, rules stated a doughnut was required, I told the owner that I didn't have one, when I showed him what I had, (exactly what OP has) he said that was fine.
โJun-15-2015 02:39 PM
BB_TX wrote:This is probably true at commercial CG's, but most Fed parks we've been to just have a straight pipe hole at the dump station, I have just what the OP has & never been questioned, even when they said a doughnut was required.
I have that same type fitting and is all I have ever used as it gives a good seal in most all sewer pipes. They do not want someone just hanging a loose sewer hose done the dump pipe with no seal.
โJun-15-2015 02:03 PM
โJun-15-2015 02:01 PM
smkettner wrote:
I carried a donut for nine years before I threw it out. Package unopened.
It is cheep. If the park insists, just buy one from them right there.
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x96mnn wrote:
Some campgrounds when they mention rubber donut seal are speaking about the pic I have added.
What you have, like I is a Rynoflex sewer attachment that will screw into to most sewer connections. Many campgrounds do not have this option, instead they have a non threaded pipe coming out of the ground. Most of these campgrounds will list the rubber donut as a requirement, fits snug in the whole then your ryno adapter can be jammed down in it with little to no movement.
โJun-15-2015 01:14 PM
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โJun-15-2015 01:04 PM
buddybar wrote:
Quick question. Heading to a couple of RV Parks that are new to me and reading their rules about sewer connections.
Once campground says: "Use of rubber donut or watertight collar on all sewer connections is required."
The other says: "Sewer drain hoses should have a doughnut seal or a sealing type fitting."
I have one of these elbow fittings at the end of my hose. Is this sufficient for what they are talking about?
โJun-15-2015 12:49 PM