Stinky Slinky, Where?

[Downwindtracke1]

Where ? On the TT , I added a 6" pipe under the frame instead of using the bumper. The original owner just coiled it up in one of the outside storage. It was a really cheap one, with a dryer vent added on. It's a '98, so it didn't come with anything better.

[trailgranny50]

We used to carry ours in a PVC pipe setting on the truck bumper retained by three screws in the bottom of the camper. Later I purchased a hose tube at Camping World and a new super hose with the snap on ends, screwed it to camper behind the truck window. We have a wide space there and the old camper already had screw holes from previous owner so no harm. The angled end stores in one of the rear compartments in, a trash bag.

[GoinThisAway]

I use a Rhinoflex hose and keep it in a plastic tub along with one of those gizmos you spread out to keep the hose from sagging while dumping and other sewer gear. Got lucky in that the first tub I tried fits perfectly on the hitch haul under the camper overhang. I just throw a bungee across the top to make sure the lid doesn't blow off.

[Bumpyroad]

when I used a stinky slinky I used Pres-to-fit? connectors and they went into the standard tubes.
bumpy

[hedge]

mine won't fit in the carrier (rhino flex) so I store it coiled up in the basement near the dump valves.

[Grit_dog]

mkirsch wrote:
Are you trying to ask:

"Where should I store the sewer hose on my newly-acquired truck camper?"

If so, you should specify.

Retired engrish teacher?

[Reddog1]

Downwindtracker2 wrote:
... I wish I knew how to post pictures, you would have been amused by the previous owners slinky, 1/2 super cheap 1/2 dryer vent duct.

Review the Forum Technical Support thread. It will instruct you on posting photos, and you can practice there. We all like photos.

Wayne

[jimh406]

The connectors probably won't fit in a 4" pipe. I think this ad sounds about right. It says it is 4 5/8". http://www.dwincorp.com/products/82/Super-Tube

[Downwindtracke1]

I'm sorry, my writing skills are usual better than that. My signature is an Australian saying we saw on the back of campers there. Fits us.

We just bought a '98 TC for hunting. We also have a 20' Creekside 20FQ TT. I don't think the DW was too keen on me mudding up the TT hunting. As in, if I was going to take it, she was coming along.

On the TT we use a Rhino slinky, it makes a rather obnoxious chore bearable. Do they fit in 4" pipe?


I wish I knew how to post pictures, you would have been amused by the previous owners slinky, 1/2 super cheap 1/2 dryer vent duct.

THX
Ray

[deserteagle56]

Downwindtracker2 wrote:
Where ? On the TT , I added a 6" pipe under the frame instead of using the bumper. The original owner just coiled it up in one of the outside storage. It was a really cheap one, with a dryer vent added on. It's a '98, so it didn't come with anything better.

In that nice round tube you can see just above the dually's rear fender. Pretty easy to make.

[Reddog1]

jfkmk wrote:
I believe he HAD a TT, where he stored the hose in a 6" pipe, now he has the TC and wants to know where to store the hose on the TC.

Im just confused on the whole dryer vent thing.

This is what I am thinking.

[rockhillmanor]

~DJ~ wrote:
Got this from my Dealer and mounted it under the rear overhand.

X2
These are also great for a place to store fishing rods.

You can also make them out of pvc pipe or those square plastic gutter drains. Be careful if you have a Rhino sewer hose the coupler on the end is bigger and you have to make sure to buy the right diameter pipe to accommodate it.

[jfkmk]

I believe he HAD a TT, where he stored the hose in a 6" pipe, now he has the TC and wants to know where to store the hose on the TC.

Im just confused on the whole dryer vent thing.

[mkirsch]

Are you trying to ask:

"Where should I store the sewer hose on my newly-acquired truck camper?"

If so, you should specify.

[gbopp]

Downwindtracker2 wrote:
It was a really cheap one, with a dryer vent added on.

This has me confused. :h