I cut four sections in the PVC pipe that threaded the straps through the slits. - He Ruide's Photos

I needed an easy way to carry the hose and connections to and from the dump station.

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He Ruide > This is a commercial hose carrier. However, it was too long and since I wanted to mount it to the wastewater tank, I would have to bore hole in the tank (which I did not think was a good idea. So I decided to build my own carrier.

He Ruide > The parts - PVC pipe, two slip/thread adapters, one end cap, straps (I ended up using a ratched type strap), and sewer hose with sewer drain adapter.

He Ruide > I cut four sections in the PVC pipe that threaded the straps through the slits.

He Ruide > The finish tube. Note the sewer drain adapter screws into the end of the PVC pipe.

He Ruide > Gray water tank on the E3 deck.

He Ruide > This is the blue tote attached to the ball hitch when you need to haul it to and from the dump station.

I cut four sections in the PVC pipe that threaded the straps through the slits.

> I cut four sections in the PVC pipe that threaded the straps through the slits.

I cut four sections in the PVC pipe that threaded the straps through the slits.

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