Sewer hoses - what do you use?

[encourager1]

pparamore,

Try this URL: http://www.campingworld.com/search/...ch&tcode=11&keywords=sewer+solution&x=26&y=12
You will find the price is $107.10. If you click on my earlier post, you will see you can order it directly from manufacturer for $95. Also noticed that the manufacturers site showed replacement parts.

 

[Bob-lee]

I have been thinking of making one as did fulltimedreamer in the show and tell link for about $40.

 

[exav8tr]

Stiles, Ah Ha, I found it. Seems there are two products "Clean Dump ($445.00)" and Sewer Solution ($107.10). I like yours better. Thanks for pointing this out. They look awfully similar.

Phil P.

 

[keham]

OK uses water pressure.. but how long does it take to dump. then flush and dump for clean tanks using that system???


ken

 

[encourager1]

Since I have never used the flexible hose system, I can't compare. The way I do my dumping may take a little longer anyway. I dump black water. Then I use the internal spray system to wash down the black water tank. The one gray water goes next. Another spray of the black tank. Next goes the other gray water. Finally, I turn the Sewer Solution nozzle toward the RV line to complete my wash (just a minute or two), then the nozzle goes back to the hose to force out all remaining water or whatever, close valving and unhook. I probably do more washing than necessary. So be it.

 

[Ozzie-MOC]

Stiles, I think the type you use would be a good solution for a full hookup. I would even be interested in trying it or at least see how it works.
Where a person might run into difficulties with that system would be campgrounds where you need to use a dump station and other folks are waiting in line. The weekend campers.
Most campgrounds cut the ends of their water hoses (water bandit needed), but time is not a luxury in those situations.