Stinky Slinky Holding Tube on 2012 17B

[NuthatchBC]

OK, I'll have to try and find one of those. I was thinking of using a Japaneese All-Sizer (crescent wrench) but figured I would bugger up the threads if it got off center.

I hope the ratchetting wrench isn't too expensive since this will likely be a one-time-use thing.

Doug

[Yukon Escape]

Cresent Wrench, is a trade name, proper definition is Adjustable Spanner.

I attached the tube for our stinky slinky under the frame, not on top

Doug

[dbailey]

Originally Posted by reace

I appologize for the problems some of you are having with the sewer hose holder. After reading this thread, I removed the tube and wooden block/hanger from a unit. Welded on a piece of angle iron to each side of the frame and used two bolts to attach the hose to the trailer. Very secure and no wood to fail. This will now be the standard.

If anyone would like to stop by and have their tube attachment modified, I will be happy to accomodate them.

Reace

Reace,

I just wanted to say that it's service like this (actively monitoring customers and both fixing the problems for the future and offering free retrofits) that impresses me. I haven't purchased an Escape yet (the plan is to have a new trailer for the 2014 season, so I've got a bit of time yet) but I very much like what I'm seeing here.

Doug

[J Mac]

Use lots of lube stick or cutting fluid when tapping steel or you'll snap the tap in your drill hole!