Keep your setup tidy with an RV sewer hose support sized for 26 inch long storage. This length suits hoses that compress to 26 inches and can work with bayonet fittings when the outer diameter stays under 4-3/8 inches. Mounting is flexible—bumper or underbody—and some designs use 5-1/4 inch on-center bracket holes.
The ends are not removable and screw into a molded pipe to help prevent seeping. If you must shorten, you could cut a section out and use a coupler or sealant sourced locally. Double-check overall dimensions first; some found the size larger than expected, or needed 36 inches instead of 26.
They attach to a bumper or frame area, including on top, below, front, rear, or behind a wheel well. Mount holes are 5-1/4 inches on center. For replacements, existing bolt holes can match and make installs quick. If the carrier ends up a bit short, reversing a bracket has helped in tight fits.
A hose up to 26 inches in compressed length will fit. In general, a 10 foot hose is probably the maximum, since some hoses compress more than others. If your kit includes an elbow, plan to store that elsewhere. Measure your current hose when collapsed to confirm.
Yes, if the outside diameter of the fittings is under 4-3/8 inches. Typical bayonet fittings are around 4-3/16 inches, and we've seen 4.16 inches fit. Measure the widest point, including any clamps. If you use a bayonet mount with two clamps, the combined diameter can be too large to fit the tube openings.
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