Flexible Camper/RV Drain | Designed for Campers w/Single Sink and No Holding Tanks | Includes 25” of ¾-Inch ID Hose | Crafted of Heavy-Duty Chemical-Resilient Polymer (37420)

I need a small sink system and decided to buy this drain. I purchased below three items and it works like a charm! No leakage and I didn't need any extra items. These three items fits perfectly and works very well. It's easy to remove and install. Draining hole size fits perfectly for my sink and draining tubing system. Definitely a good value for money. These are the three item I purchased to assembled the draining system. Hope this helps! 1. Moen 22174 Sink Basket Strainer with Drain Assembly, 2", Stainless Steel 2. Camco Flexible Camper/RV Drain | Designed for Campers w/Single Sink and No Holding Tanks | Includes 25” of ¾-Inch ID Hose | Crafted of Heavy-Duty Chemical-Resilient Polymer (37420) 3. Elkay D115151 Dayton Single Bowl Drop-in Stainless Steel Bar Sink 15 x 15 with 2" Drain Hole

Worked perfect for what I needed

Did not come with sync insert drain but did work once I bought one

Worked well with my daughters tent trailer. She's happy, I'm happy.

I use these in every van sink that I install. They're not like a kitchen sink with a garbage disposal. They can clog but are easy to unclog. They just make it so much easier to make all of the plumbing connections needed under a sink when using braided hose and they screw right on to the standard fitting for most kitchen sinks. I've installed at least 30 of these and I will continue to use them. It beats going to home Depot times to get all the fittings for a p-trap like in your house and they do a good job of walking the smells that can come out of your gray water tank while not being much more expensive or probably any more expensive than buying PVC fittings to do the same thing. My only to complaint is they don't sell the p-trap by itself because I throw that hose away and use braided line and usually connect with other fittings that won't interface with that standard hose

I used this to create a sink drain in my homebuilt camper, and it was a great solution for that problem. It installed easily and sealed well. I coupled this with the Lasco RV265 1 1/2 Iron Pipe Junior Duo Strainer with Basket which is inexpensive and works perfectly with it. Just drill a 1.5" hole in your wall or floor. Disconnect the 1" hose from the part that attaches to the sink and thread it through from the outside. Add some butyl tape and a couple of screws to secure it to the outside. Thread the drain hose through. Connect the "big" part to the actual sink and then connect drain hose to it. For extra security, you could add a hose clamp, but so far it hasn't been necessary. Quick, easy, and works great. Would buy again.

Purchased this flex drain as replacement for my vintage pop-up camper sink trap. I was initially going to buy the JR Products 95195 Exterior Evacuation Drain Trap, then realized I could get the Camco Flexible Camper Drain 37420 assembly for much cheaper. It worked perfect and fit like a glove on my original install JR Products 9490-217-022 Strainer with Basket Tail Flange Slip Nut Kit drain. Now everything works great and have good draining flow to include new pieces to replace the weathered old plastic of the original parts my pop-up had. Granted the hose included was a bit short for my application, but I was able to cannibalize the old assembly and use the old drain hose perfectly. If you find yourself in the same predicament then I highly recommend purchasing this product. It's well priced, well built and you get more replacement parts for your dollar.

fit is perfect, but the hose connection leaks. the end of the hose looks disfigured, like it melted and does not make a seal. It would be absolutely perfect otherwise.