Waste Master RV Sewer Hose Storage Solution

[@LoveYourRV]

The storage worked well for a year but I came up with a better storage solution. Now I don't even need to unhook the hose, has been so much better and easier to use - www.loveyourrv.com/ultimate-rv-sewer-system-modification/

[@deanmay338]

Hi Ray, I continue to be impressed with your ingenuity. The question is, when we finally get an RV, we will I remember your ingenuity! :) Thanks for sharing! Dean

[@LoveYourRV]

Dean May Thanks Dean :)

[@bobshobbiesandcamping5614]

I like the way you mounted the pipe.

[@LoveYourRV]

Thanks. I have since changed the way I carry the hose, mounted a storage box under the trailer now - www.loveyourrv.com/ultimate-rv-sewer-system-modification/ Works great as I don't have to disconnect it anymore, so makes dumping very quick and efficient :) www.loveyourrv.com/quick-rv-waste-tank-dump/ Cheers, Ray

[@0HARE]

Good work, sir. A good solution to the problem of the non-removable end piece. Happy Camping!

[@N-Scale]

Great tip Ray. I may try that on our new Micro-Lite. I have some stainless steel city sign straps and the installation tool and will likely substitute that for the hose clamps. Thanks , Mike

[@LoveYourRV]

So far it's worked great. I did add a steel spring in place of the rubber elastics, they will degrade over time with sun exposure a reader pointed out. Should be much better with those stainless straps!

[@N-Scale]

+Love Your RV I love your ideas and I just happened to have the straps so I may try this! Thanks , Mike

[@debmarie55]

Great solution to your problem! Very well done.

[@montiraruba2831]

Great idea for the Waste-master storage.

[@scottfletcher199]

That is a Great Idea! Thanks for sharing! Stay Safe!

[@0211Josie]

hello! Thanks for the helpful tips and your time that goes into making and sharing these videos. My family and I are new to the scene and am learning as we go. Your videos are very insightful. Subbed to your channel and looking forward to learning more. Thx bud! -Travis from Illinois

[@LoveYourRV]

0211Josie Thanks Travis, I appreciate the kind comment and sub. Cheers Ray

[@LuisCruz_The_Alien_Mental]

Thanks for the great idea! It was an inspiration for my own version.

[@wonderingtimesllc7203]

Nice job indeed. Congrats on such a neat idea. Thank you.

[@LoveYourRV]

Thanks, it worked well for a snowbird season and the next summer I improved things and modded a storage box under the rig so I never need to disconnect the hose. - www.loveyourrv.com/ultimate-rv-sewer-system-modification/ Cheers! Ray

[@K7CARadio]

Nice job Ray, I think I'd add a wire tether to the stretchy cord you have on the biner clip. UV will eventually rot out the stretch cord and your $$$ hose will go bye bye some where out in the middle of no where. The PVC pipe carriers work well. I'd like to find some 8-12 inch pipe, but have struck out. 6 inch is the largest I've found at the Hardware outlets. Plumbers strap works great to attach pipe like that. Your doubled up hose clamps look like they will last a long time. Great job.

[@LoveYourRV]

NWHiker Good point. maybe I should look at using a steel spring instead. Thanks.

[@Roadtaken-fi1cd]

What a clever solution!!!

[@rvertv]

nice gadget

[@PineMountainVentures]

Now that you have had your hose for awhile have you had any leaks? And how did you repair them?

[@LoveYourRV]

No leaks so far. Have been using the same Waste Master hose as a full time RVer since June 2015. Here is some recent footage using it to dump my new sewer tote kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3m5gqB6rciXpZo Cheers, Ray

[@manderson6741]

Hi Ray...love your videos. I've learned a bunch from you. I have a Keystone Cougar travel trailer. Can you post a video of the pull out bumper? I'm looking for a solution to carry bikes. Thanks Matt

[@LoveYourRV]

Thanks! Here is one from several years ago showing it carrying a couple bikes - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4XQiqRnZpV6ac0

[@tonydavanzo9765]

That's a very elegant Idea with the cutout and locking caribiner. You may want to patent that idea before the big guys wind of it.

[@ontodaysepisode7425]

Great idea

[@hikeaphoto746]

It must be nice some folks are perfect spellers, lol... Love how you designed the hose carrier! Good video as always! I like the hose design, but still a bit pricy. In Washington we don’t yet have the regulations like some States or Countries, so I will stick with the old system for the time being. I ran in to a problem last time I dumped, there system plugged up. I had to move to the main system, and I didn’t have an extension for my hose, so I had to barrow one they had. I connected both and theirs had several holes in the hose, I got hit with waste water, thank god it was the gray water at that point. Thanks!

[@LoveYourRV]

Hike a Photo Thanks :)

[@praptigupta5412]

Love Your RV wastußhaßtral

[@skpjoecoursegold366]

good solution.

[@cyndifoore7743]

Another great invention. You need to patent some of your ideas, or write a book.

[@MRLomax-gc1fe]

Try using a small piece of Bicycle inner tube for your elastic bands. It will last longer.

[@LoveYourRV]

Good tip, thanks!

[@BlaneysChannel]

Yes Sir, pretty smart.

[@mikephilpott7126]

Where did you find the "locking caps"? They would be a great addition.

[@LoveYourRV]

Do you mean for the square bumper?

[@mikephilpott7126]

Yes. The ones that you push in and it looks like it collapses into itself.

[@LoveYourRV]

I got them at some RV parts place on our travels, can't quite remember where, but they are available from Amazon - amzn.to/2r2HsBU

[@mikephilpott7126]

Love Your RV thank you very much for your quick replies.

[@fordfan3179]

Ray, does the spare wastemaster hose fit in the bumper?

[@LoveYourRV]

Yup

[@falcon7350]

i would paint the end black so some thing dos not see it or take it if you go to any place that seals kayaks they have some straps that can be installed to help hold it in and look stock like its made to be there

[@LoveYourRV]

falcon7350 Thanks for the tips.

[@bridu4823]

Love Your RV Instead of using the radiator clamps to secure your pipe to the bumper, I would use stainless steel banding with the locking buckles. The bands are about same size but the buckles fold the banding upon itself to lock it place. There is a special tool that is used to tighten the band and start the initial bend into the buckle and cutting the banding to length, but using vicegrips and tinsnips will do the job. The screw clamps do have the history of breaking and/or tearing the threading of the strap.

[@LoveYourRV]

Bri Du Thanks, stainless is a good idea. Will have to check the local marine parts stores, lots of salt water here. I bet they have stuff like that for lashing things down on the boats.

[@bridu4823]

Love Your RV McMaster-Carr cata;og number 5358K12 for 1/2 inch banding - 25 feet 304 stainless, 4582K25 for 1/2 inch clip style buckles. Quantities may be more than you want, but this banding is very useful in other applications.

[@freekingoldguy]

Terrible of me saying, but what about theft, are you going to lock it?

[@LoveYourRV]

Tom Jordan Never occurred to me someone would steal a sewer hose, hmm... Guess it would be easy to throw a lock on, make it a little harder on them.

[@cowboyup545]

Some folks will steal anything. I came out of Wal Mart and low and behold there's some punk trying to steal my receiver hitch off my truck. Its good that I had a REESE LOCK on the receiver. When I hollered at the guy the Dip S#$% ran straight to his truck to late though wife filmed it and his getaway truck with tag. LOL. Don't know what happened in the end we gave the police the info and She the police watched the video and got make model and tag number from us. Hope they caught the BUM.

[@uhighsmith]

They don't have end caps to close the hose up?

[@LoveYourRV]

There are little plastic ones but since the inside is so smooth you don't get any debris stuck in it. I've since changed the storage design so now I never have to disconnect - www.loveyourrv.com/ultimate-rv-sewer-system-modification/

[@uhighsmith]

oh yeah I have seen that video but unfortunately the box will not fit under my fifth wheel. I was just debating on the Rhinoflex or the Waste Master. How has the Waste Master held up now that you've had it for a year or more?

[@LoveYourRV]

Holding up well. Have you seen this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoavoXiVebZqnbc

[@uhighsmith]

No I didn't. I think that one just might make my decision for me. Thanks for your help and keep making videos. I have enjoyed watching them.

[@LoveYourRV]

You bet, thanks for watching. Cheers! Ray

[@michiganwheels3326]

Where does the shorty hose go?

[@LoveYourRV]

Inside the rear bumper. The storage worked well for a year but I came up with a better storage solution. Now I don't even need to unhook the hose, has been so much better and easier to use - www.loveyourrv.com/ultimate-rv-sewer-system-modification/ Cheers, Ray

[@showcasecharlie11]

they have u bolts that would fit better than worm clamps..Probably much more secure

[@LoveYourRV]

Thanks, good idea. It worked well for a year but I came up with a better storage solution. Now I don't even need to unhook the hose, has been so much better and easier to use - www.loveyourrv.com/ultimate-rv-sewer-system-modification/ Cheers! Ray

[@showcasecharlie11]

Love Your RV I'd like to see that

[@coolHandLuke5150]

Why not bolt it to the frame

[@LoveYourRV]

Could do, the frame is a pullout bike rack, too, though. I end up changing things and created a different storage solution where I don't need to disconnect the hose, just pull it out and use it and put it back, works great! www.loveyourrv.com/ultimate-rv-sewer-system-modification/ Cheers! Ray

[@uh-1h715]

Hiio ray

[@oregonsledder]

wish KZbinr's could spell.

[@LoveYourRV]

Larry Askew Sorry :(