How long of a sewer pipe

[mel s]

Originally Posted by Jcf0527

I've used the Blueline "push on" system for years and love it - I carry 3 10 foot lengths with the necessary couplers - use 1 all the time (of course), sometimes 2, and occasionally all three for a really long site. Seems to cover all the bases for me.

Jcf0527
X2 on the Presto-fit Blueline sewer hose.

I've been using the hoses, (and the various pieces and parts included with this "sewer hose kit") for over 15 years: https://www.amazon.com/Prest-O-Fit-1.../dp/B000BGHYFC

Mel
'96 Safari

[Jcf0527]

Thanks, Mel! Oh - I definitely use a sewer hose support (e.g. slunky) unless it is a very short run or downhill

[shovelhead86]

What is a ground adapter??

[B D HOWie]

We carry extra slinky so if one wears out or ruptures so about 15'-20'. We also have another 20' as we had planned to attend a rally last year and sewer runs were expected to be long.


We store our most used slinky under the Class C in this pvc fence post mod. It is 5", but I would recommend increasing it to a 6" post.
Paul

[NRR]

I have had more times the distance is short rather than long. Especially at dump stations. When I replaced the last hose I bought one that came in two sections. From my last winterizing dump at a KOA I know one section can stretch almost eight feet with the appropriate rocks holding down the “ground adapter” and with ground support (the support shown by B D HOWie). The two sections fit into the bumper just fine. I have always used the hoses supports.

I am an electric is fine or electric and water is special traveler.

[LarryW21]

Some parks require sewer support...for legitimate reasons IMO.