Sewer Hose Weight

[FT4NOW]

Another vote for the sewer pig, we only had to use it a handful of times, but it's nice to have, fills up with clean water when you need it and it then empty it out when it's time to pack up.

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[harryc]

Flexible dive weights. I used to scuba and have several.

[orbiker]

I kept a couple of the beanbag ankle weights that my wife had in a garage sale years ago. I just plop 1 or 2 over the sewer connection elbow.
I have been using rain gutter pieces for quite a while. They keep flexing, so I bought cheep 4" plastic sewer pipe and cut it in half the long way and 5' long. I also use the pvc stands. KEN

[ScottK]

Use a rubber donut to make a tight connection of you can't thread into it. Never needed anything else except a rock at some dump stations.

[Tom&Trish]

We use a large ziploc bag, fill it half way with dry play sand, the another zip lock bag the opposite direction. Just take it out of the basement and put it over the hose elbow. Forms to fit most any situation!

[Blazerjohn]

So what have you folks found to use as a sewer hose weight... something I had not thought about until I heard a couple of war stories...

Release some gray water into it.

[maxdixdragon]

4" pvc rubber coupling with bands for sdw lines works well[ATTACH=CONFIG]35877[/A
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Like 4 bucks at HD or Lowes
I use the piggy if I can't use this for some reason

[Mark Ulmer]

So what have you folks found to use as a sewer hose weight... something I had not thought about until I heard a couple of war stories...

I use this:

[Hoopy Frood]

^^^^^^^^Yep, those are what I use also.

[HighFive]

Lots of good ideas. I bought these water fillable weight bags. I can use the extras to add weight to my lightweight aluminum camp table that can get blown over with even a mild breeze. Just hang them from the leg supports. These don't take up much storage room when empty and I'm not carrying extra weight like with small sand bag weights. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1