Sewer Hose

[Atlee]

To add to the others, I, too, use Rhino Flex. Super satisfied. If my current Rhino got damaged in some manner, I'd get another one, pronto.

[hamerjk]

Thank you will remember that information.

[RetiredOne]

Originally Posted by pconroy

Has anyone mentioned Rhino?

I don't think so, better be careful, they can cause a lot of damage!




Ha.... I just had to do it......

[TCNashville]

7 years on my current RhinoFlex and all I've done is replace the gaskets. It has spent all its life in the rear bumper. Think the OP got the hint yet?

[travelingjw]

We have used Rhino Flex since we purchased the trailer. They are easy to work with and the quality has been great. After I tripped on one of them after a night of 28 degree weather and cracked it, I purchased another section for emergency use. They are a good hose and I would purchase again.

[cekkk]

Rhino? That's my former Yamaha side by side. A great machine. It was flexible, but I had no idea it could scoop poop!

We spent a total of over three years in our Eagle, used whatever random waste line. Zero leaks.

[garywilson]

I've never used the one the dealer gave me.
Starting on year 7 with Rhino flex... it still looks like new.
I use it about 10-12 weeks a year.

[hamerjk]

Originally Posted by garywilson

I've never used the one the dealer gave me.
Starting on year 7 with Rhino flex... it still looks like new.
I use it about 10-12 weeks a year.

Thanks looks like Rhino Flex will be the one to purchase.

[olyelr]

What about Rhino, that is a good one I believe.

[Hollander Mutthaulers]

So far so iffy good with cheap but higher mil no-brand Wally waste pipe. Have reserve/extension in other side of bumper.

Have considered Rhino of course and after two pages of endorsements, I'll probably spring for one when Wally springs a leak. : )

[homer1959]

6 years on my Valterra Dominator hose, only good thing to say about it . Would buy again