One project of high interest to all concerned is the sewer drain holder. I stopped by a hardware store and purchased a white plastic house rain gutter. I had the person cut it in half and then one of the half's in half again. This makes it usable in the different parks we stay at as the sewer drain is always a different length from the trailer. This setup uses all three pieces. I use a bungee cord to hold one end of it at the top and wood and rocks to obtain the correct slope for drainage. When I pack up to go it is attached to the sewer hose tube and held in place by bungee cords. If you would like further info or more pictures regarding this "mod" please feel free to leave a comment or drop me an e-mail.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
One project of high interest to all concerned is the sewer drain holder. I stopped by a hardware store and purchased a white plastic house rain gutter. I had the person cut it in half and then one of the half's in half again. This makes it usable in the different parks we stay at as the sewer drain is always a different length from the trailer. This setup uses all three pieces. I use a bungee cord to hold one end of it at the top and wood and rocks to obtain the correct slope for drainage. When I pack up to go it is attached to the sewer hose tube and held in place by bungee cords. If you would like further info or more pictures regarding this "mod" please feel free to leave a comment or drop me an e-mail.
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