🚰 Automotive Authority LLC 1.25" Fill Hose with Flats for RV Concession Fresh Water Tank - Complete Marine, Boat, Camper, Trailer, and RV Plumbing Solution (3 Feet) Review

Damn tough. Smooth sections make it easy to attach to a van tank and gravity feed. I WOULD LOVE if someone made a really flexible hose WITHOUT combs with 1 and 1/4 inch ID. Can not be found. These combs contain bacteria.

. THIS was the Eeeeexxxxaaaact we needed when the camping world tried to sell us a drinking water hose! They didn't even know what it was, let alone where it was going! THANK YOU AMAZON for having exactly what we need at a good price and very quickly!

Fast delivery, exact replacement. The original installation length was 43 inches. Ordered 5ft due to hose configuration. I wanted to make sure that the clamping area was in the attachment points without a dressing. River correctly installed and secured the tank. A three inch side-to-side movement of the reservoir caused a leak at a joint after the tubing in that joint had worn out. This is probably common practice in the industry. The reservoir has been secured so this will never happen again…

So this inlet hose is advertised as for RV fresh water tanks. I'm building a trailer and have a Valterra Filler Pocket with the correct size 1 hose outlet -1/4 purchased. Unfortunately, the ID of this hose is a little under 1.25 and has almost no expansion capacity. I spent more than the cost of this hose buying various fittings, and PVC piping to find something, that works with this hose. I've found that if I use a heat gun and try enough hard enough I'll partially go into adjustment. I've…

I think this tube does what it's supposed to do and I understand it's for a specific application but although it matched my new tank spouts perfectly I've had a very hard time fitting brackets find which will act as a splitter. Everything was either too small to seal or too big to fit, especially Lowe's. I ended up finding some PVC barb fittings at the local hardware store that were still too big, but I managed to grind the barbs down enough that they were small enough to barely fit the pipe…