Sewer Line and Lippert Sewer Boom

[ihsolutions]

I posted a couple months ago about my Lippert Sewer Boom, and that I like the functionality it offers for dump stations, but that it's a little difficult to use for sites with full hookups.

In order to achieve the "best of both worlds" I kept the sewer boom but added a large section of 4" PVC to store my Rhino-Flex hose. (see pic)

Here's the problem. For any of you who have the Rhino Flex hose, how do you store it? The spin-on end connectors (and especially the 90 degree elbow into the sewer) don't fit in my new tube I added.

I removed them and put them in a small container in the basement, but question whether or not it will be easy and convenient to do this every time I use the sewer hose, and again to store it.

So, if you have a Rhino Flex hose, I'd love to hear how you store it. I'm referring to the set you can buy at Wal-mart with the quick-connect spin-on ends.

 

[boatto5er]

I keep mine in a large plastic tub. Enough room for two sections, clear 45 degree elbow and 90degree sewer connector.

 

[JohnDar]

Fortunately, my older 3670 has the side storage compartment on it. I can fit a 15' and 10' section of Rhino-Flex with fittings in there. I keep two 5' extensions, with fittings in a small tote, along with some spare fittings. Another small tote has my clear plastic fittings and spare twist-on valves.

 

[Willym]

I carry extra hose in an underslung PVC pipe. The Rhino-Flex fittings go in a drawstring mesh bag which hangs in the port side gas bottle compartment. The fittings dry out quite nicely there.

 

[cookie]

I have a five inch vinyl fence post cover. Every thing fits inside. 20 feet of Rhino hose, the fittings and two sections of rain gutter.

Peace
Dave

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[Wharton]

We put on a larger piece of plastic pipe so the Rhino hose would fit.......................