mtdew999
Backwoods, Oregon
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A million years ago, when I first started RVing, I bought a "kit" with a hose and connectors. Then I found that I needed additional connectors/hose/supports. Eventually I bought a rubbermaid tub just for the sewer hose stuff. It's full - and there are still times when I need to find the nearest Walmart and buy some additional doo-hickey in order to dump or stay hooked up. The connections are getting farther away and more complicated.
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rbp111
Citrus Heights, CA
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Why not go to Wally World and get one. It costs very little, maybe $5.00.
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JUrban
Delaware
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What you have is fine. In areas where the health department is being stupid, the park will be required to furnish a threaded ground piece. Where the park just wants to keep the neighbors from bit**ing, your unit will fit into the pipe and a rock or 2 will hold it. If they still grumble a rag can be wrapped around it to "seal" it. A look at the "caps" they furnish for closed pipes on unoccupied sites will tell you how serious they really are and you can proceed accordingly. I haven't needed a donut since I started using a rig with a dump tank more than 20 years ago. I stopped carrying one about 10 years ago.
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fredbon
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Sewer Sealis used for non threaded connections.
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Dennis M M
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Desert Trails RV Resort in Tucson points out on their park guidelines that sewer collars are required in Arizona. I just leave it on my elbow now, works fine.
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