Nothing ruins a camping trip like discovering your sewer hose leaked in the storage bay. Lippert part 2024121187 solves that with a matched pair of bayonet-style storage caps designed to plug both ends of a standard 3-inch RV sewer hose. Snap them on after break-down, toss the hose in the bay, and drive away without worrying about residual waste dripping on your gear or sewer odors filling the compartment.
Stock sewer hoses usually ship with a single cap -- or none at all. That leaves one end open during transport, and even a rinsed hose carries enough residual moisture and odor to make your storage bay unpleasant. Lippert's storage caps address both ends at once, snapping onto the standard 3-inch bayonet lugs found on the vast majority of RV sewer hoses sold today.
The caps are compact enough to store inside the hose itself when not in use, so you won't lose them between trips. At 0.2 lbs for the set, they add almost no weight to your kit.
Engages the standard 3-inch bayonet lug pattern used on most RV sewer hoses and fittings -- no adapters needed for the majority of rigs.
Includes caps for the elbow/fitting end and the open hose end so both entry points are sealed during travel and storage.
Creates a physical barrier that contains residual moisture and sewer gas inside the hose, protecting your storage compartment and surrounding gear.
At 4.33 x 4.33 x 2.17 inches per cap, these fit inside most collapsed sewer hose coils for integrated storage with no loose parts rattling around.
If you use a standard 3-inch RV sewer hose with bayonet-style end fittings, these caps are a direct fit. That covers the overwhelming majority of Class A, Class B+, Class C, fifth-wheel, and travel trailer sewer systems sold in North America. Common hose families these caps pair with include:
If your existing caps cracked in cold weather or got lost at a dump station, part 2024121187 is a straightforward replacement that restores full containment on both ends.
The caps are molded from rigid plastic designed to handle typical RV temperature swings. They are intended for storage and transport use only -- not for use under sewer line pressure. Remove caps before connecting to the campsite sewer inlet or your RV's dump valve.
Sewer hose caps are among the most commonly lost small accessories on the road. They get set down at dump stations and forgotten, or they crack after a winter of freeze-thaw cycling. Keeping a spare set on hand is a smart move for any RVer who full-times or takes extended trips. Lippert part 2024121187 is a low-cost insurance policy against an odorous storage bay.