Thank you for the video! I couldn't wait to purchase the replacement end you used, but your link takes me to a bayonet end 90, not the one you used. Can you please provide a link for the one you used? I need the exact one you used in the video. Thank you again
Are you still liking your decision to get the Airstream for your RV adventures? We're looking at a 2020 Globetrotter 27FB Twin with 2 AC's and Solar. Looks brand new and the only dislike is a small 3 way refrigerator. The new ones have a larger all electric refrigerator.
Very much still liking it and we have the same as you described except a Flying Cloud. Not sure how the all electric refrig works with boondocking. Thanks very much for watching.
Looks like a nice upgrade to the Rhino hose. FYI the amazon link says the elbow kit is currently unavailable and they don’t know when it will be available
Some RVs have a storage tube underneath for the sewer hose if you don't have that I would get a plastic container from Walmart. Size is about 15x24 and 6 inches deep. Just coil the sewer hose in the container. Good luck and thanks for watching. If you want more info to get you started please checkout my book here: amzn.to/3hOtlMJ
I have a newer one. Yes it came clear. I have a problem with it. I screwed it into the dump pipe. This must be secure or it could pop out giving you the same horrible mess you talked about with the old one. Turning it counter clockwise to remove it, it it comes apart and the orange piece is stuck in the dump pipe! The flanges on the orange piece are too wimpy and in the wrong place to use the Rino wrenches. How to I (63 yr old lady) get it out?
@@stillToxed2lossWhen I turn the piece counter clockwise instead of lifting off when loose, I keep it pressed down and continue to turn counter clockwise to unthread the orange piece. You’ll have to work the sewer hose around as you continue to turn counterclockwise. This works for me.
You can leave the hose connected but you should have a trap in the hose to hold some water to keep sewer gas and critters out. Or leave the sewer valve close except when dumping. I don't bother rinsing the inside of the hose, the gray water flush will do that and this is why you do black water first then gray water. As seen in the video, I do spray the ends with bleach water (9 to 1 ratio) once in a while but not every time I use it. You will find much more in my books on this subject. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
@@LandingZoneHome Thanks, I am planning to buy some acreage and eventually build a custom house but with COVID, materials and labor is a challenge, so an RV offers reasonable shelter for 2 years.
I find the Sewer Solution a much better system than the “stinky slinky” type of hose. The Sewer Solution also will empty the tanks uphill. The hosing is easier to keep clean and store. I am at a loss why RVers are still using the stinky slinky.
