Prest-O-Fit 1-0203 Blueline Ultimate Sewer Kit

These twist lock connecting hoses are great for RV’s! I haven’t used this set yet, but I ordered this for my new second travel trailer.These are my second choice, but the small trailer won’t be used as much as my big trailer. So I saved some money over buying the Prest-O-Fit Durafoam hoses that I use for months out of the year on my big trailer. I have used both of these and three other brands over the last 30 years and I like Presto-O-Fit the best.

MY travel trailer has a 4 in square tube bumper and most of the new style high dollar hoses will not allow the couplers to slide in. This hose stores very easy with both pieces coupled together including the female coupler . Yes you should use a little common sense and check that every connection is properly pushed together before dumping the tanks and dont drag a full hose across the gravel or concrete . I did find out if storing with both end caps on that you need to put the plug in the male end first. Slide into the bumper and the put the plug in the female RV end .Other wise you trap the air inside and 20 ft will not compress into an 8 ft bumper

Very much like the simplistic design but the hoses should be a thicker product. Over the course of two years we have had three of the 10' hoses leak, one within less than a month. They were not stepped on, run over or otherwise abused and in all three cases developed pin holes. In fairness I never did contact the manufacturer for support but so I cannot speak to their responsiveness.

Winnebago started putting nuts inside rear bumper so normal (ie Rhino) hoses will not store in bumper. Got rid of my near new Rhinos and now I can store 20 feet inside bumper. They are just pressure fit, so you would need to be careful if trying to stretch a joint too far. If I had a bumper that would store a Rhino hose, that is what you should get. If you have a obstructed bumper, get these!

Whoa - what do you say about a sewer line? Well, in this case plenty. This is actually my second Blueline Sewer Kit. I'm a full time RVer and do volunteer work all over the United States - so this is something that is used every day for me. I initially purchased Blueline from Camping World in 2010. I selected the Blueline product because it was heavy duty, easy to store and utilized slip fittings rather than twist fittings. I elected to continue with that when I replaced part of my initial purchase because it works well for me. I use this kit, in connection with another 10' Blueline hose and a wye connector to dump from tanks in two different places on my RV. In late 2011 or 2012 I developed a seeping leak in one of the lines. I called Camping World because I couldn't find any warrantly information on the product. I was told, "Son (I'm over 60 and retired by-the-way), there ain't no warrantly on sewer lines. You just have to replace them every year." I told the gentleman at Camping World that if he really believed that, then he should just sell the cheapest hose. When I got off the phone, I called Blueline and talked with a really nice customer service person who took my address and, without any hesitation, said they would ship a replacement at no charge. That's a really good reason for me to recommend Blueline. You can purchase this hose cheaper at some other locations; but by the time you add shipping, you're going to pay a lot more than you would at Amazon with Prime shipping. I heartily recommend this hose to help you eliminate - well you know.

When we first got into camping I would buy the cheapest sewer hose I could. They were a pain in the rump to get the ends onto and many times I would damage the hose from tightening the clamps to tightly or incorrectly. The hoses would rarely make it past the camping year without developing some pinhole leaks. A salesman at one of the RV shops highly recommended this sewer hose saying it was one of the best on the market. Quite frankly in my opinion I'd have to agree. We got out of camping for awhile, 6 years, gave this blueline sewer kit to our parents who still camp. They have used this hose every year since and its still going strong with no leaks. We just got into camping again and it was a no brainer what sewer hose I was going to buy. The new hose is all hooked up and no leaks.

This trip we're on was our first time using the Prest-O-Fit 1-0203 Ultimate Sewer Kit. The first thing that went wrong was the slinky part of the hose was lose on the plastic sleeve on both ends. I remedied that with zip ties and was very careful when dumping, monitoring both ends to make sure the slinky hose stayed put during the dumps. Enter this morning; the plastic end that hooks on the Motorhome sewer part, by turning to lock into place, well 2 of the hooks/tabs broke off during the grey water dump and it was hanging half way off spilling grey water on the ground. Thankfully it wasn't black water. Upon further inspection a 3rd hook/tab was cracked.My advice would be to use a more heavy duty product. This one only lasted 3 and a half dumps. Super disappointed!

I hooked this hose up to the RV and began to drain the black tank, Immediately the hose slipped off the coupler and crap went everywhere (literally!). Upon further inspection, it appears this design uses friction to hold the hose to the coupler. Not a good design. Interestingly, Amazon actually wants this product back to issue a refund. So I suppose I will glove up and put this stinky slinky in a box and God help whoever opens that box!

We have a 2006 Northern Lite camper and the bumper is made of a 4 inch square ALUMINUM tube. Unfortunately, unlike the steel tube the wall thickness is 2 to 3 times thicker and as such this will not fit the sewer hose with the fittings attached. The Prest-O-Fit works perfectly with this Aluminum tube. PS the newer campers I think have a 5 inch aluminum tube which does work. PPS found the second 10' hose was not glued to the couplings, contacted Prest-O-Fit and they are going to ship out a new hose - impressive service. Would buy again!

Good system, well made. Easy to store in RV compartment because you can take off the end attachments.

Pop out joints

arrived with a hole in it, poor quality.

Just used this for the first time on the weekend camping and it worked as good as expected.