Sewer Hose Storage Addition

[Mr_Mango]

I added a second storage tube to store another 10ft hose.

The 20D model comes with two sewer drains, so, it stands to reason, that I should have two hoses. The RV came with only one tube that accommodates one 10ft hose. Next is to find some place for the hose "Y" connector and the 90* drain adapter....well, until I decide on an external storage box for all the utilities and tools.

Although my RV is an Entegra Ethos 20D, it is identical to the Jayco Swift 20D

[Shokyle1]

Nicely done. You see any way to add mud flaps to protect you handy work from road debris?

[Mr_Mango]

Ah, yes...thanks for pointing that out!! My wife mentioned it, also.

I picked up some metal plate and will cut down to size and attach to the mud flap that is already there (that protected the single tube). I'll have it installed before our next outing

[JKyle]

Nice job! A place for everything feels good.

I just added one of these same tubes to my camper today, too!

I have a 22rb 28' camper. I couldn't find any under frame rails to mount it, so I simply attached it under my bumper. I used heavy duty zip ties for the time being. Eventually I'm going to get some stainless steel cable ties to replace them. I have one trip left this season, so it'll be fine for now. I didn't like keeping the hose in my bumper and I didn't like my front passthrough littered with an extra big tote bin, to store the hose. It was nice to store it in the new tube. Then, I took my black water flush hose folded it in half and stowed that in the bumper.

[Mr_Mango]

Yeah, I currently store all the other utilities in a bin, but am inconvenienced having it inside taking up floor space. Have the off season to think of a solution.

[Mr_Mango]

As suggested, added a splash guard to protect the tubes. Much better, and some peace of mind.

[Shokyle1]

Very nice.