Sewer Boom

[Wrmn&bankgal]

I know this is a subject that has been talked about a lot on here. I am looking for the boot that covers the the sewer hose on the boom. It is the only thing I am missing on this thing. When I called Keystone, they tell me it has been discontinued. Can any one help?

[LDMoore06]

Try Trekwood.com. They show the sewer management system but not sure if you can buy just the hose. It's a hose clamp on just one end and around 16" long.

[Lenny K]

I'm wondering if this would work. It should slip over your hose if you remove the end connector.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/4-in-x-10...0010/100212428

[Wrmn&bankgal]

Originally Posted by Lenny K

I'm wondering if this would work. It should slip over your hose if you remove the end connector.

http://www.homedepot.com/p/4-in-x-10...0010/100212428

I looked at this, just wasn't flexible enough.

[Wrmn&bankgal]

Originally Posted by LDMoore06

Try Trekwood.com. They show the sewer management system but not sure if you can buy just the hose. It's a hose clamp on just one end and around 16" long.

I called them... they sold every part to the sewer boom except that boot. They told me the manufacturer stopped making it.

[WaltBennett]

Do like I did - take all of it off that you can and add a piece of square plastic post (I used some self tapping screws and strapping metal to hold it in place) along the frame. Drill several drain holes in the bottom before mounting it. I glued one cap on the front and drilled two holes, top and bottom on the rear cap through the post. I use a small bungee to hold it in place. Some have put hinges on theirs, but I like keeping things simple.

[Carl n Susan]

The cover is really just a cosmetic thing to make the connection area look neat. If mine craps out, I would just go without it. Plus it makes it easier to see the gate valve (you do have one don't you?) and the connection between the sewer hose and the bayonet end piece (it sucks to have that come loose and not know it).

[Wrmn&bankgal]

Originally Posted by WaltBennett

Do like I did - take all of it off that you can and add a piece of square plastic post (I used some self tapping screws and strapping metal to hold it in place) along the frame. Drill several drain holes in the bottom before mounting it. I glued one cap on the front and drilled two holes, top and bottom on the rear cap through the post. I use a small bungee to hold it in place. Some have put hinges on theirs, but I like keeping things simple.

Do you have pictures?

[WaltBennett]

Don't have any right now, but I did put some up on the forum two or three years back when I made the mod. Search for sewer hose mods and you'll find several of them.