Camco RhinoFLEX Cleanout Universal 39755 Review

This product is NOT universal as it does not fit the 1" square hole on a standard 4" lid. I measured all sizes so you can be sure it will work before ordering. The lugs (suitable for women's caps) are 1.14 inches and 1.37 inches. Inserts (for men's caps) are 1.75 and 2.13 inches. "Slot protrusion is 0.40" x 1.77"

I needed to replace a leaking cleaning plug so I ordered it from Revain. I prepared a new plug and was about to unscrew the old one, and this key broke in my hand. 20 minutes later my arm still hurts. If you need to apply pressure to turn the plug, don't buy this tool. I'm not a strong guy so I don't think I applied undue torque and I rarely leave 1 star reviews because I think every product has at least one redeeming quality but not this one.

If the plastic drain plugs are too tight to remove by hand, you'll need a tool to remove them; However, this is not the right tool. Plastic is too brittle and will break on real sticky ones. I almost broke it twice, once on the slotted lid and once on the raised square ledge lid. Not a single cover was broken. It would be great if it was cast metal and I would probably buy 2 or 3 of these. But the plastic - they gave me back the money. Don't waste your time. They had a great idea, but they…

If you're ever camping and using a junkyard you're going to come to a place where you need one of these to remove the junkyard cover. Tank so you can insert your hose and drain your RV tank. Nice heavy material. Good work. We've used it a few times on a long overland trip we took this summer. Not sure what we would do if we didn't have it because without it we wouldn't be able to open the drop station lid. A very reasonable price to ensure you have it when you eventually need it.

I'm not yet sure what this item is for but I keep it in my RV so I feel like I know , what I do. You know what I mean - you pull into the park at dusk and after everyone has stared at you for 30 minutes while you yelled at your wife to show you your spot, you then jump out to have the worst part of the RV experience to make – the septic tank. At this point, I manage hoses, filters, seals, etc., and it's nice to look at that orange tool and know it'll be there if you ever need it. To be honest…

This is a very handy tool. who thinks he needs to twist a cap on a sewer port. This tool was the solution to defeat these people! So I only used it for the 4" lid and the Rhino Flex drain adapter but it worked great both times. Though it's probably not the most powerful tool in my toolbox. These are plastic people! Although it doesn't help me to roll it up, I tried it (to test its strength) at a campsite with the lid on. He was able to remove the cap easily with a slight bend in the tool, but…