What's needed for sewer hose storage
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Jul-10-2023 09:31 PM
By this I mean my trailer has a storage but it curves immediately and I cannot put a hose in it if it has connectors. My thought was to use a piece of pvc pipe on the rear to store my new Rhinoflex 15' hose, rough measurement seemed to be 4.5", but that doesn't seem to jive with most rv's having 4" rear bumpers and that would be a 5"pipe. So, what size pvc pipe is needed to store such a hose? Is there a better way, as in cheaper?
There is no bumper on the rear, just two 1/2" square tubes sticking out. Eventually I plan to add a small rack to this, but I can adjust as needed when I'm ready for that.
Thank you in advance for any advice, as the trailer needs to be brought home this week and that means draining the tanks, which means the hose isn't going back inside the trailer.
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Jul-12-2023 10:32 AM
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Jul-12-2023 09:10 AM
rhagfo wrote:
We use a 5" vinyl fence post, best solution I have ever found, all fitting also fit.
This is the best idea i have seen. I have a round tube that the former owner installed that is useless. Square looks much nicer.
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Jul-11-2023 05:55 PM
Lantley wrote:
It may seam expensive but this system works like a champ
6"sewer hose carrier
This is likely similar to what will be used to replace the factory setup.
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Jul-11-2023 05:54 PM
Reisender wrote:
We installed two Rubbermaid packer boxes on the hitch platform. The one on the right is for sewer hoses etc (yucky stuff), the one on the left is for chocks and levelelling blocks etc. The centre one is stock and had the propane. But we also carry the fresh water hoses, empty water jugs for campground use and an empty bucket. We pack the hitch light. And we mounted a strap and brackets for our little 6 gallon tote tank. Nice setup for us.
Great idea, unfortunately on this trailer the propane tanks and batteries are in compartments that have doors that open in those areas. That said, what a great way to maximize your storage.
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Jul-11-2023 04:00 PM
6"sewer hose carrier
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Jul-11-2023 06:38 AM
albert18 wrote:
Hey, when it comes to sewer hose storage, there are a few options you can consider. One solution is to use a piece of PVC pipe attached to the rear of your trailer.!
A square Vinyl fence post is cheaper and easier to attach. I have 2 mounted under the belly near the sewer exit pipe of my 5er. I can store two hose in each so I have a spare or two.
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