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**Kidkraz** · 05-08-2018, 01:27 PM

I did something similar with the 4" square pvc fence post. Initially I used 36" long zip ties, but one snapped and I upgraded the attachments to some j-bolts and a short holes strap on the bottom. It's very secure. I had two caps on the 4" pvc, but the street side came off, but I find that my dump hose stays in place. So, I'm not worried it will slide out.
Now if someone were to use a 5" square pvc fence post then you really need to make sure you have a cover to prevent the hose from sliding out.

05-08-2018, 01:27 PM	#15
Kidkraz Site Sponsor Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 1,041	I did something similar with the 4" square pvc fence post. Initially I used 36" long zip ties, but one snapped and I upgraded the attachments to some j-bolts and a short holes strap on the bottom. It's very secure. I had two caps on the 4" pvc, but the street side came off, but I find that my dump hose stays in place. So, I'm not worried it will slide out. Now if someone were to use a 5" square pvc fence post then you really need to make sure you have a cover to prevent the hose from sliding out. Attached Thumbnails __________________ 2013 2619 80 watt solar panel/swing hitch/low profile A/C. Enduro 4445 caravan mover 2016 Dodge Ram 1500 V8 Hemi Installed powered folding tow mirrors Stopped playing with airplanes, now I just enjoy watching them fly by.