Valterra’s Quick Drain Sewer Hose at 3" x 20' gives you a 6.1m run of 75mm waste hose, so you can park the van where it suits and still reach the dump point. The blue hose is easy to spot next to other lines, handy when you have 12V leads and fresh water hoses running through the same area. The plastic hose wall wraps around a reinforced wire core, which helps it hold shape along the full 6.1m length when you tackle uneven gravel or grass sites. The 75mm internal diameter matches common 3" RV sewer fittings, so it works with standard black water hardware already on your rig. Fittings are left out of the box, which suits anyone who wants to keep using existing bayonet or threaded ends on their current setup.

• Valterra Quick Drain blue sewer hose
• Suits caravan and RV black water use
• 75mm (3") internal hose diameter
• 6.1m (20 foot) hose length
• Plastic hose body with reinforced wire
• Blue colour for clear waste line ID
• Supplied without end fittings for flexibility
• Compatible with standard 3" RV sewer hardware
• Collapsible design for compact storage
• Ideal length for typical dump point spacing

Q: Does this hose come with bayonet or threaded fittings?

No, this hose is supplied without fittings. That means you can attach your preferred 3" sewer connectors to match the rest of your setup. Many caravanners reuse existing bayonet cuffs or elbows already on their rig. Just ensure any fittings you add are sized for a 75mm (3") hose.

Q: Can I cut the hose to a shorter length?

Yes, the plastic hose with wire reinforcement can be trimmed if required. Use a fine-tooth hacksaw or similar tool to cut through both plastic and wire. After cutting, fit a suitable 3" cuff or adaptor to the new end. Always check for sharp edges and cover them with the fitting before use.

Q: Is this hose suitable for grey water as well as black water?

Yes, the hose can carry both grey water and black water. Many users prefer to keep black water hoses separate for hygiene. The blue colour makes it easier to identify this as your waste hose. Rinse through after each trip to keep odours down in storage.

Q: How should I store the hose between trips?

Store the hose drained and collapsed to protect the plastic wall. A dedicated tub or locker keeps it away from fresh water gear. Allow the interior to dry after a rinse before sealing it up. Keeping it out of direct sunlight when parked extends hose life over multiple seasons.