Fuzion 371 sewer line holder

[Ncamilli]

Just picked up our 2016 Fuzion 371 last Friday. Got everything loaded up except the sewer hose. This model comes with a very short 26" canister. You cannot fit a hose any longer than 10' in a 26" canister. This is not practical so I am looking to install a longer one (46" at least). Has anyone else added another holder and if so where did you install it? The generator exhuast is not far behind the existing canister so that is likely why it is short. Was thinking of installing another one right behind the rear axle.

[SteveC7010]

Originally Posted by Ncamilli

Just picked up our 2016 Fuzion 371 last Friday. Got everything loaded up except the sewer hose. This model comes with a very short 26" canister. You cannot fit a hose any longer than 10' in a 26" canister. This is not practical so I am looking to install a longer one (46" at least). Has anyone else added another holder and if so where did you install it? The generator exhuast is not far behind the existing canister so that is likely why it is short. Was thinking of installing another one right behind the rear axle.

This other thread was just started a couple of hours ago: http://www.keystonerv.org/forums/showthread.php?t=23393 It may give you an idea or two.

If you would use the search function here, you'll find dozens of threads on the topic. Use sewer hose storage as search terms.

And if you don't find something that works for you here, use the same search terms out on the net with a google (or similar) search. There are many, many articles and forum threads on the topic already there for the reading.

Many of the questions that new RV folks ask have already been asked and answered here. What you seek is before you ready to be seen.

[Festus2]

Sewer hose holders have been installed in a variety of places underneath the RV or the rear bumper -- if you have one. For convenience, if you can find a spot near the sewer hose connection then that be one location to consider.
You don't have to go out and buy holder from an RV supplier. Go to HD, Lowes or some other similar retailer and get yourself some square, hollow plastic fence posts - with caps - and make your own to whatever length you want.

If you do a forum search for sewer hose/sewer hose holder, you'll find some ideas about what others have done.

[gtsum2]

I have two sewer hose holders installed on my 2015 Fuzion 345 Chrome. The stock one is worthless. Took that off and threw it away. I have a 64 inch one and a 48 or whatever the other size is. I installed them above and just behind the tank drain. I used industrial zip ties to go around the frame braces (under the freshwater tank I am assuming), then used another zip tie to go through the one I just did (creating a hanger of sorts) and then around the canisters. Works great. I keep my 15ft hose in the big one and the 10 ft hose in the smaller one and all attachments as well.


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[ri_truck_guy]

Didn't even bother. I've got 40 feet of sewer hose, a green hose, and all my adaptors in a Tupperware bin in the storage compartment. Cap the hoses and nothing leaks.

[roadglide]

I roll every thing up and hang it up in a compartment right in front of the sewer service area, The sewer hose with end caps lays in the bottom of the compartment.

[gilpinbrewer]

I put a full width one on my 371 underneath the rig between the 2 gas tanks in the back. Perfect place for it there.

[Ncamilli]

Thanks to all for the help. Planning to mount between the gas tanks as suggested. Seems to be the best fit.

[gilpinbrewer]

This is the one I got: http://www.dwincorp.com/products/125...ble-SUPER-TUBE

[Vastdavidson]

I added a sewer hose holder between the gas tanks. It looks like this.
http://cc4651b36be068fed744-384adb2b...ses.jpg?50b721

[SteveC7010]

Originally Posted by Vastdavidson

I added a sewer hose holder between the gas tanks.

Those are sweet!
Here's mine:


I used scrap pieces of 3/4" PVC boards for the dividers and end pieces, but it's essentially the same.

I have the slide out tray on the rear of the Cougar, and I modified it with extra holes so it sticks out 4" further. That left the top of the bumper clear so I could place my 10' ladder on it and bungee it to the trailer ladder when traveling.