Is the 15 foot hose adequate for most applications or would the extra 5 feet be advisable?
793615
I just got this particular hose but have never needed to add to any of my other standard length hoses before. They do make couplers though if you'd like to keep an extra length on hand. This hose does seem to stay collapsed for the most part so a 20' length may be just as manageable?
793616
The 15 ft is adequate for most but I always carry a5 ft extension with me just Incase .
793617
In most applications, no the 15 foot will do fine. The types of parks and dump locations are close enough for you to use this without any problems.
793618
I had gone back and forth trying to decide which waste drainage system to purchase. The RhinoFlex video sold me and when received my kit, it was as tough as described. I chose to spend the little bit extra and add the 5' hose extension. In most cases you will probably be fine with the 15'. If cost is your concern, just go with the 15' kit now. You can always add the extra 5' hose at a later date (but hopefully don't wait for an emergency situation!).
793619
15 ' is adequate for all situations. I have not found a need for a longer hose.
793620
I have the 15 foot and a 10 foot extension. I've used the sewer hose about 15 times since purchase and have not need the extension yet.
793621
I can say that in my most recent 24 day trip there was not a location I went to that it didn't work. Most of the time I was connecting to the site sewer at about 10-12'.I hope this helps you in your decision!
836319
I would estimate six feet. The hose is quite stiff so it holds its shape but can be difficult to route as a result.
2206956
It's a proprietary air hose so you should contact John at IQ to see if he can do something longer. The hose might be a foot or so?
120903
Hose is a bit over 2' long and remember it attached to your faucet. I doubt you will be farther, or even that far, from the lavatory using this. Go on and buy it, because you will like it!
1033677
The hose included in mine is 20" but you can also use a standard garden hose.
27655
My pump has 5 feet of hose on each end, for a total of 10 feet. Source: went out to the barn and measured it.
1643001
yes it is,would recommend longer hose,i used the one of my old unit to supplement its length,longer is better!
970054
I have a 25ft. with a 15ft. =40ft. and works great. I could have used a 50 ft but I would lose the flexibility in case I wanted to change the location of the equipment. My research tells me that up to 50 feet (whether is continuous or 2 - 3 cables coupled), will be fine. You might notice a negligible deterioration after 50-70ft., but you could use some kind of booster.. gl
1419621
It obviously depends on the distance you're running the pipe; for this unit, 1/2 inch black pipe will work well at up to 15 feet
254707
I think you have it right. I bought two of the 50' lengths, best utility/garden hose I have ever used. Much lighter to use and manipulate even when charged. No complaints here.
1412997
In the past I've used L P service facility to make special hoses I would say you could get a longer hose however it's probably not an off the shelf item. Can't never did anything.
804471
I think it will short . My 15 ft had little to spare . You could try an 18 ft if available and trim off the excess . Just an idea
25
I would use a real flexible hose something from HD or Loews with a 1/4 in. Fitting that's all you need
902629
I have 150 feet of 5/8 hose on mine and it will hold another 50 feet nicely. I bought my first one at ollies and love it so much I bought 2 more through amazon.
463719
Hoses are about 8ft or so depending on how much you extend. However, you can extend easily at any hardware store.
1213063
Robert - p'raps it would have been sensible for me to check other answers to your question before firing off my own. Checking the original picture I posted, with how I have the hose installed now, originally loose, now more tightly wound, I have to say I think in the looser fashion you could accommodate a 100ft hose - not too sure about 150ft, unless it was one of the newer, lightweight, contracting hoses. This said, I do think it helps to have the unit mounted on wood, as opposed to vinyl siding, for added security.
2090615
The original hose is 25' and you can buy a 10' extension, which I did. But I've never had to use the extension.