Review on Camco RhinoEXTREME Translucent Resistant Included by Brandon Pratt

Late at night arriving in Boise City ok and after finding the honor box I came back to find my 5th wheel had grown a dick was when I was driving through Oklahoma. request. I was able to cut off half of the hose and ended up with a 10 foot hose. When I got home I read a lot of reviews and thought I had a flexible rhino and wanted to replace it with the same one as I knew it served me well (pulling along the road is an extreme service indeed). However, I was very concerned that people would not be able to put the snake back in the cage, also called the bumper. I decided to give it my all and buy RhinoEXTREME. As it turns out, according to Revain, that's actually exactly what I ordered when I bought the trailer in 2012, except it now has a cool OSHA orange spool, so hopefully you don't run a double over it like they do on YouTube. Anyway, he has arrived. Today, for quality assurance, I demonstrated with my trusty caliper, which has faithfully kept me from exploding so far, that if your bumper is as big inside as mine, it should fit. Two fittings were made by Rhino. As you can see in the photo, the round clamp that attaches the tube to the bayonet fits my bumper. As for the length, it should fit (it's a 15ft foot), as for the hose coming out of the fittings I pulled on them, but only time will tell, and yes there is some clear lube, but paper towels can be found even in Oklahoma. The hose with gray connectors is what's left of my 2012 model, which speaks to its durability. The square-nose cap is a bit difficult to turn, but the threaded funnel is medium-hard (this also applies to the old hose). Keep it up!