If you have a 1992 Coleman Williamsburg, I would bet money you have a similar drain as mine, 1992 Coleman Seneca. Straight out the bottom of the floor. That is a PIA. Sooner or later I plan on putting the drain out the side but below are pics of what I use and it works OK. It is a spackle bucket with a few PVC fittings, short garden hose (washer hose would work as well) and the all important 90 degree elbow screwed to the drain in the floor. Without the 90 degree the hose is pointing straight down and drops way below the bucket and doesn't work. If you have taller tires, then you may be able to stand the bucket up which is the best scenario.
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Matt O 2006 Skyline Nomad 27' travel trailer. Previously owned 1986 Coleman Columbia / 1992 Coleman Senecca / 1989 Born Free Class C RV.
No problem. All the parts are available at Home Depot. If I was to do it today, I don't know if I would go with the 2" black sump pump hose. I ended up with about 18' left over that I ended up giving away. Also, if I allow any sag at all, the water collects in there and will tip over the Aquatainer.
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I need some help I don't what to do about grey water I have looked online and I am not sure what exactly I should buy or is there something I could make for this I'm completely lost as to what I should do
I used a 5/gal bucket (gray colored!) - a short piece of garden hose connected to a adapter at the camper and dropping down to the bucket. Cost is negligible and works just fine for the places we've been to. Here's a pic showing the bucket at the camper's front left corner.
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This setup always appealed to me for some reason!
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