Nice ...thanks

Can you leave it out all winter long in below freezing?

Hi there, great video. quick question. I have installed permanent connection to my RV to my sewer line beside the house that leads to the city line. I have installed sewer pump to pump it better, my question is, should keep the black and gray valve ON all the time, if not why not? thanks

Would you recommend this for a seasonal campground and should I do any maintenance for winter on this set up when the campground is closed?

Can you put a rhino sewer hose down into the pvc with a heat tape for the winter

Straight line 😂

What size PVC pipe did you use? Thanks

I really wish this guy was wearing gloves when touching the camper outlet, and sewer opening in the ground.

Or go to lowes and buy all of it for much less😅

Congratulations, you've created multiple points on which toilet paper and shit can get hung up on.

I don’t like the idea of this bushing connection when the bayonet type adapter would be much easier and probably a better connection. I also think it would be much better for flow to run like a 23° or 45° from the trailer connection point and run straight-ish towards the septic/sewer connection point rather than the long straight runs with 90s. I guess it would all depend on the specific location and rv setup. I agree with the person above, the kit idea like this isn’t really that practical when it would be much better to go to a store and buy exactly what you need for your specific setup. But hey, if you can make a bit of money on your kits, more power to you.

Do NOT EVER use 90 degree angles on solid dump lines … Use 45’s or Y’s … keeps things flowing in the right direction … 90’s slow things down because it is a Hard Turn and that is where the Poo and Paper hang up …

Who carries 8’ lengths of 4” pvc in their RV?!

Why not just use the hose? I mean who the hell does this? Can't you hest tape a hose?

That’s way too much work to setup and breakdown every time you move