Keep your RV sewer hose elevated, sloped, and flowing freely over uneven terrain at any campsite. The Camco 40353 sewer hose support cradles your hose in a gentle accordion-style aluminum track that folds flat in seconds for hassle-free storage -- no tools, no fumbling.
A sewer hose that sags or kinks mid-run is more than an annoyance -- it causes backflow, slow drainage, and messy clogs. The Camco 40353 support holds your hose in a continuous elevated cradle along its full 15 ft length, letting gravity do the work every time you flush.
The accordion-style aluminum body extends to a full 15 ft and collapses down to just 10.5 inches for storage -- small enough to slip inside most sewer hose compartments. Solid brass rivets at every joint resist corrosion from moisture and sewer splatter far better than steel hardware.
Lightweight aluminum frame with solid brass rivets resists rust and holds up to years of campground use.
Spans up to 15 ft of sewer hose to eliminate sagging between the RV drain and the campsite sewer inlet.
Collapses accordion-style to only 10.5 inches -- fits easily in most RV sewer bays or storage compartments.
Integrated strap kit secures the hose to the support cradle so it stays put on slopes and in wind.
Even a slight uphill sag in a sewer hose is enough to let waste pool instead of drain. The Camco 40353 holds the hose at a consistent downhill angle by spreading the load across multiple support links. This is especially valuable at older campgrounds where the sewer inlet is not at ground level or the pad is cracked and uneven.
Full-timers, seasonal campers, and anyone doing regular extended stays will find that a proper hose support extends the life of the sewer hose itself -- hoses dragged across gravel or asphalt develop abrasion failures far sooner than supported ones.
Extend the support by pulling both ends apart -- the accordion links snap open and lock. Set the support on the ground between your RV drain and the sewer inlet, lay the hose in the cradle trough, and secure the straps. Reverse the process to collapse it for storage. The entire operation takes under a minute.
The support legs are designed to rest flat on common campsite surfaces -- concrete pads, gravel, packed dirt, and grass. On very uneven ground, individual links can be manually adjusted to compensate for low spots. The support does not need to be staked or anchored; its weight and the secured hose keep it in place under normal conditions.