Camco Rhino RV Tote Tank Hose Kit 39023 | Storage Case

If you've ever hauled a Camco Rhino tote tank across a campground to the dump station, you already know the weak link isn't the tank. It's everything around it. Where do you keep the hose? What connects the tote to the dump inlet? This kit answers all of that in one box. The Camco Rhino 39023 gathers the sewer hose, rinse hose, adapters, and a dedicated storage case into a single package built to work right alongside your Rhino tote.

Start with the storage case, because that's the part most people don't know they needed. RV waste gear is the one thing nobody wants loose in a storage bay. This case keeps the hose and fittings contained and away from your clean water hose and your leveling blocks, and it comes with mounting hardware so you can bolt it somewhere permanent. Mount it to the tote frame, a bumper, or a bay wall. Once it's mounted, the whole dump kit lives in one spot and travels with you.

The 5-foot Rhino RV sewer hose is the workhorse. Five feet is enough to reach from a tote tank's outlet to a dump station inlet without a mess of extra hose pooling on the ground. It coils back into the case when you're done. Pair it with the 90-degree elbow and you get a clean, downhill run into the dump inlet instead of a hose that kinks or backs up. The elbow is the piece that makes the connection sit right so gravity does the work.

Then there's the 4-in-1 adapter, and this is the part that keeps you from getting stuck at an oddball dump station. Not every dump inlet is the same size. The 4-in-1 steps your hose down to fit the common inlet diameters you'll run into at campgrounds, RV parks, and public dump sites. Twist it on, make the seal, and you're dumping. No hunting for the right fitting in the dark.

The 15-inch rinse hose is the small piece that makes the whole job less gross. After you've emptied the tote, you flush the hose and fittings with the short rinse hose so you're not packing away a dirty hose. It's a quick fresh-water rinse, then everything goes back in the case clean. Two storage caps seal the hose ends so nothing drips inside the case between trips.

Here's who this kit is for. If you run a Camco Rhino tote tank because your site doesn't have a sewer hookup, or you're boondocking and need to shuttle waste to a central dump, this is the gear that goes with it. It's also a smart pickup if your current hose setup is a tangle of mismatched parts you keep losing. One case, one hose, the adapters you actually use, all mounted where you can grab it.

A couple of honest notes. This is the hose and accessory kit. It pairs with a Camco Rhino tote tank, but the tote itself is sold separately, so if you're starting from scratch you'll want both. And the 5-foot hose length is sized for tote-to-inlet dumping at close range. If you need to reach a distant inlet, you'd add an extension hose. For the job it's built for, moving waste from a tote to a nearby dump inlet, five feet is the right call and keeps the whole setup compact.

Install is straightforward. Pick a mounting spot that's easy to reach and out of the way, use the included hardware to secure the case, and load your hose and fittings. On fiberglass or thin panels, pre-drill your holes and back the screws with washers so nothing strips out. After that, your dump routine is the same every time. Grab the case, run the hose, dump, rinse, cap, and stow. That kind of repeatable routine is exactly what you want when you're dealing with waste.