Part numbers for new Rhinoflex sewer fittings.

Try this number for the elbow, 39733.

Chris Bryant wrote:
I see no reason you cannot use the revolution fitting- the connection is a standard one.

My exact thoughts...Camco said the Revolution was different. When I get to good supplier of Camco parts, we'll see.

I see no reason you cannot use the revolution fitting- the connection is a standard one.

The answer from Camco is the bayonet elbow fitting will only be included in the kit 39741. It would be so convenient to have one effluent elbow that fit several lengths of pipe. They are including the same style elbow in their rhino Extreme line.

BB_TX wrote:
I thought the Rhinoflex always had the bayonet fittings on both ends. I bought mine 7 yrs ago and it has them.

Is the elbow threaded onto the pipe with a locking ring? This elbow is the part that attaches to the multi sized adapter that screws into the campgrounds sewer dump. Do you remember if yours was bought as a kit?

Im not so sure about the fittings and part numbers, but I know the car you have listed in you username is kickass! I had a friend with one back in the day... a real sleeper. Thanks for the trip back in memory lane!

Thanks for your help with the T-Fitting...39734.
The elbow at the ground end of the pipe has a bayonet connection that secures to the lugs on the pipe, not a threaded connection and lock ring...39713. Thus, you don't have to dedicate the entire pipe to have the elbow. The Rhinoflex 39741 hose kit has this fitting, but there is no part number for just the elbow. Revolution style 39471 looks correct, but you can't use that elbow on the rhinoflex system. I suspect the box containing the 39741 kit has the part numbers broken out, but I can't read any off the ad photos.

I thought the Rhinoflex always had the bayonet fittings on both ends. I bought mine 7 yrs ago and it has them.

Not sure about Rhinoflex...but Lippert makes these fittings...

They are called Lippert Waste Master. They are available as a full system or you can get the individual components and use them on your existing hoses...

Here is a Link to them at etrailer...CLICK