Sewer hose supports... What do you use?

[Maladjusted]

The responses are interesting... Rough half the users use some type of support... Half don't.

I think I'll stay in the half don't crowd for now.

Thanks for all the responses.

Mal

[Dogpatch]

Originally Posted by Maladjusted

The responses are interesting... Rough half the users use some type of support... Half don't.

I think I'll stay in the half don't crowd for now.

Thanks for all the responses.

Mal

The half don't crowd haven't tried what the have crowd has. If they did, they'd switch teams! LOL

[CaptBill]

For probably the past 10 or more years (out of 25 continuous years of RV'ing), I store my slinky sewer hose right in a telescopic section of pvc gutter, and keep both ends of the hose capped while in transit.

When I go to connect to sewer, simply take the gutter out, telescope it to the reqired length to reach the connections, and either put a few block under the gutter, or I do carry one of those accordian tressle supports, which I'll put under the gutter. Takes literally on a minute or 2, and it's straight, properly sloped, and off the ground.

Works for me.

[tomia3]

I hope you mean Iowa and not Indiana for HWH

[Mr_D]

In some 57+ years of RV'ing I've never used them. I do have one now but I got it at a garage sale for 50¢. Right now it isn't even in the MH.

[Dr4Film]

Originally Posted by tomia3

I hope you mean Iowa and not Indiana for HWH

Ahh! I knew it was one of those that started with an I and there aren't that many of them!

Luckily the two of them are not that far away from each other.

Dr4Film ----- Richard

[dengraham]

Just to add to the discussion. I use a product from a small company called Flowdown. You can go to their website at: www.flowdown.net
Or, go to their video at:

Flowdown Fully Adjustable RV Drain Hose Support system.mpg - YouTube

I find it easier to store, easier to setup, and much better to handle multi-level situations.