BlueLine RV Sanitation Kit

[muelldawg]

Has anyone been able to get the two 10 foot sections in their "RV tube"? Specifically, the 3 foot length that is available for 2010 SPORT 165? Or one 10 foot section? I continue to search for some use for this "tube".

[t2daniel]

Muelldawg,

Are you referring to the rear bumper? I bought the viper 20' hose and it would not fit into the bumber. the center coupler would not fit. I called my dealer where I purchased it and he couldn't belive it so he went out on the lot and low and behold he couldn't get the center coupler to fit either. The solution is to uncouple the 2 hoses and fit in seperately. Then they fit. Unfortunately now the hose forces the end caps off, so I need to see how I can put something on the bumper to keep the caps from coming off.

[muelldawg]

Tim, it is the same issue; but different storage location and a shorter length on my rig. I am surprised that hose (and fittings) will not fit in bumper either.

[norty1]

Try this

[muelldawg]

That is pretty good, Norty. I'm on my way out to see what my bumper looks like for storage. The cotter pin is neat.

[muelldawg]

I went with the 10' BlueLine because I wanted to use the Sport165 "designed" sewer tube. I have been fooling around with uses for this tube for 3 years.

The BlueLine just fits the tube in TT with the blackwater tank connection on. The other connection (to sewer) is a "push-on" so can be done quickly.
The kit came with a second 10' section which, of course, I must stored somewhere else. I may just store it in the backyard shed. That way I'll remember how many times I need more than 10' of sewer line.

The bumper on the Sport165 is hardly a bumper. It is a 1/3rd bumper and too small for any storage.