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RV Sewer Hose Support - Hose Support System

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RV Sewer Hose Support with Hose Support System

Keep your sewer line on grade with a Hose Support System for RV sewer hose support. Works with standard 3-inch hoses and comes in 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30 foot lengths so you can match your setup; a longer support can be used partially extended for proper drainage. For long spans or black tank dumps, secure the hose to prevent tipping; aluminum and plastic slinky options include collapsible designs for easy storage.
Add support on runs beyond about 6' and avoid long unsupported spans. Strap the hose to the support, especially before a black tank dump, to help prevent tipping on curves. If the path is nearly a 10' span or the hose gets full, the support can roll—use extra bracing at the camper end or a tether point to keep it under the hose.
Pick a Hose Support System that matches or exceeds your hose length. You can use a longer support partially extended and still get adequate drainage. Supporting the full run helps maintain the slope, especially if the hookup is a bit above ground. If you connect two hoses, consider a 20' or 25' system so you can cover the entire path to the drain.
Choose a Hose Support System with a low-end height around 6-3/4" when clearance is tight. Some options taper from about 9-3/4" down to 6-3/4". Others start taller, around 13-1/2" and taper to about 7". Measure from your outlet to the ground and match the starting and ending heights so the hose stays cradled and sloped to the hookup.
Yes, Hose Support Systems work with standard 3-inch diameter sewer hoses. Verify your hose is 3" in diameter. If you're mixing brands of hose and support, confirm the cradle width and that the hose seats securely along the run.