2011 View 24K sewer hose storage

[farley]

We LOVE our View but...There is no storage on this thing!

Any ideas as to how to store the sewer hose? There is no back bumper to attach one of those pvc storage tubes and I don't want to use the only decent sized storage that we need for our chairs.

I was actually thinking of attaching one of those pvc tubes to the hitch but would need something else if we tow anything or get a hitch mounted bike carrier or cargo carrier.

[Luckiest Dreamer]

Friend of mine attached the PVC under the body rearward of the axel. Not the same model that you have so I do not know if you have the ground clearence available.

[Norm Mac]

We bought the Camco RhinoFlex hose set at Wlmart and stored it right in the WetBay of our View. It compresses much better than standard hose and has caps on both ends to keep things clean and neat.
We stored our potable water hose in a different compartment.

Storage in the View is very tight, we had the 24J model and had a large storage bay under the bed which helped a great deal.

Good Luck with the View, it is an awesome class C with incredible fuel mileage.

[John Mo]

If you have room in the wet bay why not leave the hose there? I also have a Rhinoflex and just leave it connected, coil it up, and cap the other end.

[henryn]

Originally Posted by farley

We LOVE our View but...There is no storage on this thing!

Any ideas as to how to store the sewer hose? There is no back bumper to attach one of those pvc storage tubes and I don't want to use the only decent sized storage that we need for our chairs.

I was actually thinking of attaching one of those pvc tubes to the hitch but would need something else if we tow anything or get a hitch mounted bike carrier or cargo carrier.

I don't know if this will be helpful to you, but on our 2011 24K I store the sewer hose in the last compartment on the passenger side to the left of the generator. I have caps for each end and make sure they are clean before storing in a large plastic bag. I carry a 20' and a 10'in this bay and it works nicely. When on the road I store the two lawn chairs between the slideout and drivers seat. Out of the way and accessible when we reach the campground.

[warrenh]

We have a 2010 View 24K, here's some pictures of our sewer hose holder.
Warren

[farley]

Warren,
Thanks for the pictures! Did you get your own PVC pipe and ends or is that a commercially available set up? Looks pretty simple. I think I'll give it a try!

[warrenh]

I bought the parts at home depot years ago and used it on a previous motor home. So all I did was give it a black paint job when we got the View.

[rgrstndgby]

My storage pipe is across the rear underside of an Adventurer, but I used a 3' diameter pvc irrigation pipe which has a series of about 1/2"' holes along its length. Installed with the holes down, it keeps the hose dry, and greatly increases its life. Instead of caps, I drilled opposing 5/16 holes in each end, and retain the hose inside with 3 1/2" x 1/4" carridge bolts and wing nuts.. As you tighten the nots, it will distort the pipe slightly, keeping the nut tight...rgr...

[Greytraveler]

I know I am late to this post but have just begun wondering where and how to store the sewer hose on our rig, did a search and came here.

The place provided in our rig is way too small. I found plenty of ideas by doing a Google Search "rv sewer hose storage" with links and pictures. For those yet to ask the question.

[lewisedge]

There are many good ideas on the Web, but my inexpensive and simple solution was to buy a plastic bin with a lid from Walmart that is large enough to hold all of my waste water hoses and fittings but small enough to fit in one of my under-coach storage compartments. Any of the hoses that I've used get a good washing before being put away. So far that has worked for me.

[Winnebeater]

I just finished my under body storage holder last night. I used a 5" vinyl fence post for the holder and a 4" vinyl rain gutter for the slide out drawer that holds the hoses along with the necessary accessories.



Here's a photo of the finished product right before I mounted it to the motorhome. The nice thing is it is long enough to store the sewer flange fitting, elbow and two 10' hoses with room to spare.