LT80070 15' Sewer Hose Support

WOW!! This item arrived 2 days early!! Seems to be great quality especially for the price point. Does not seem flimsy or cheap in any way. No staples holding anything together like some others I've seen. Extends very nicely and holds its shape very well. Closes back up nicely to a tight compact package. Velcro storage strap is also great quality. Doubt I'll need to replace it, but if I do i'll for sure buy this item again.UPDATE: a few months later and still doing great!

These are great when we go camping and have full hook up. It allows us to hook up to the sewer drain without having to worry about any backing up in the tank. It keeps the flow moving and don't need to be.worried about leaks. It is a great size even when you are not too close to the drain. Thanks for a great product and a great price.

The drop is good and it is secure and stable. It is not super heavy and won't stand up to misuse. It seems easy to cobble together if it comes apart though. We have used it for other supports where we need a stable holder with a drop.

Works great. Really easy to set up. I like the velcro strap they give you for putting it away.

Came with a velco strap to keep together when storing it. Works great and perfect length!

I waited a while doing research on a descent support system, and this was my choice. Being a long time RVer I figure more than 15' is too much. As for those who like to watch storage room like me, I have some measurements for this out of the box.Height at the highest point at the back is 8.5 inches and tapers to 6.25 at the front. Width including hinges is 8.5 inches, and from the back to the front taper length is 9 inches long including hinges. I have a 6 foot CamCo aluminium support that folded to about this size. I like the fact the sections can be replaced if needed, and this has instructions how to do it. Also has a nice Velcro strap to secure it in storage position.

I have owned this sewer holder four years and find it is very disappointing. The trusses compress for travel and are held by a small thin rubber cord similar to O ring material, one on each side. First, when you stretch the cords they fly off the trusses. I have lost one. Second after several uses, the chord will not align and hold into the narrow slots on the sides of the trusses therefore you now have a 15' slinky. Third, the trusses are weak and narrow so they tend to roll over dropping the pipe if there is any cross slope. Where I camp, there are never level, smooth stalls.The trusses are stapled together and accordion out from the 12" compressed size to 15'. The staples are heavy duty; amazingly the staples have held.Try to find a stronger unit but I haven't found one yet. If you do , let me know.

Well once I learned that there is a top and bottom way to setting it up I love it. Actually I loved it even before I knew that I had it upside down but it sure is helpful for flushing the sewer lines and helps to flush all particles down the drain. Who ever was the brain child for this was very smart. Great quality plastic and good length, I would buy this brand again in a heartbeat.