By Dustin Simpson
When it comes to RVing, one of the challenges we all face is when it is time to install or remove your sewer connections. Having enough hand grip and strength to twist can become a challenge.
Having the leverage required to remove the sewer cap and the dump hose or stinky slinky can be difficult to remove or install at times. We all could use a drain helper, so here are two helpful tools that can make the job a little easier.
Two wrenches to help with your RV sewer connection
These wrenches are for the orange Rhino fittings and almost any connectors, caps or adapters. Using the two handles on the sewer fitting wrench, you grab the sewer hose where it comes together and use this product to lock it in place.
Camco Rhinoflex RV Sewer Fitting Wrench Set
- Provides leverage for loosening and tightening swivel fittings
- Fit Type: Universal Fit
- Compatible with Rhino, Revolution, Easy Slip and many other bayonet and lug fittings
- Lightweight and durable
- Ergonomic design
- Set of 2
WORKPRO 12″ Adjustable Pliers
If the wrenches do not fit your cap or your sewer hose, here is a different wrench that you can use:
- The WORKPRO 12″ Adjustable Oil Filter Pliers
Hope this information helps you, and please share if you found something better to use.
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Dustin owns and operates California RV Specialists, an independent RV repair shop located in Lodi, CA. He thrives on sharing his knowledge and enthusiasm of RV repair and maintenance with his team, customers, and virtual friends.
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Thank you for the information, Dustin! We bought the set of two plastic wrenches a couple of years ago. So far they have not been needed. I am sure that they will be needed sometime. Have a great week and safe travels!