FLEXIBLE FRESH WATER HOSE
I am tired of fighting with my Camco white water hose. This time of year it is like wrestling a Bowa Constrictor to get it put away. Why do I do this? Anyone know of an easy coiling fresh water hos...
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I will.
In case your not familiar with my camping style though, I’ll tell you right up front that I never connect my TC to the campground water system. The freshwater tank is always full when we’re traveling, and the hose only comes out to refill it. Why? Because my waste tanks are smaller than even a newer TC of this size has nowadays. Using the water pump keeps everyone focused on not using too much water.
Also, where I store the hose isn’t a “wet bay” area like a lot of RV’s have, so I’m in the habit of draining the hose completely before putting it away. I can’t have a water filled hose leaking into that storage compartment and damaging it.
But, if the new hose turns out to not be a good fresh water hose, then it will replace my old “utility” hose. That’s the one I don’t mind connecting to the black tank wand, or any other unsanitary chore. My current utility hose is a cheap-o flat hose on a wind-up reel that I think I bought at a dollar store. It has issues that’s making it difficult to wind back up, and needs to be replaced anyway.
:):)
In case your not familiar with my camping style though, I’ll tell you right up front that I never connect my TC to the campground water system. The freshwater tank is always full when we’re traveling, and the hose only comes out to refill it. Why? Because my waste tanks are smaller than even a newer TC of this size has nowadays. Using the water pump keeps everyone focused on not using too much water.
Also, where I store the hose isn’t a “wet bay” area like a lot of RV’s have, so I’m in the habit of draining the hose completely before putting it away. I can’t have a water filled hose leaking into that storage compartment and damaging it.
But, if the new hose turns out to not be a good fresh water hose, then it will replace my old “utility” hose. That’s the one I don’t mind connecting to the black tank wand, or any other unsanitary chore. My current utility hose is a cheap-o flat hose on a wind-up reel that I think I bought at a dollar store. It has issues that’s making it difficult to wind back up, and needs to be replaced anyway.
:):)
