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D and M


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Just wondering where everyone stores their sewer hose when traveling? Outside support holder, plastic tub stored in the basement? Plastic bag? I'm concerned about sanitation and smells....



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Square rear bumper no smells.



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Tote box in storage compartment under bedroom. Never smell anything from it.

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We have an outside support holder -- looks like a pipe -- that runs the full width of the coach.

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We have a cubby tube right smack dab in the side right above the tube below. Very convenient and easy!



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We took a cat litter pale, and use that store the hoses in. Our bus actually has an isolated bay just the perfect size for it.

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We have a built-in place for our main hose. I keep extras in giant Ziploc bags in a bay. XL Ziploc bags are 10 gallon and come in 4 packs.

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A tote in the basement.

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I have 2 tubes in the propane bay and one in the rear storage bay........

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you will need at least 5" pipe for this. Mine had one from factory but it was 4" and fittings would not fit.

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Keep an eye out for Murphy...

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