As soon as you dump your black water, s*** gets real, and the hose starts to expand and dismount from its little cradle. The chunky fluid inside the hose basically causes the hose to bend and droop out of this gentle cradle in multiple locations along the length of your poop chute. This also causes the Sidewinder to slide around and at one point it even tipped over.

I even tried to use zip ties to strap the brown hose to the black Sidewinder, like a Fighter Pilot, and NOPE...like a squirming little toddler the hose still managed to wriggle itself out of its cradle... :(

Totally useless. I had to throw this thing in the trash.

My solution was to use a section of plastic rain gutter that you see attached to the edges of the roofs of homes. I supported the rain gutter with a large cinder block on the side below the sewer connection (the high side), and I used a small red clay brick to support the lower end of the rain gutter where the, 90, sewer hose fitting goes into the sewer system.

The sewer hose fits perfectly cradled along the entire length of the rain gutter and it does not move an inch when I take my big dump and that's the way I like it. :)
As soon as you dump your black water, s*** gets real, and the hose starts to expand and dismount from its little cradle. The chunky fluid inside the hose basically causes the hose to bend and droop out of this gentle cradle in multiple locations along the length of your poop chute. This also causes the Sidewinder to slide around and at one point it even tipped over. I even tried to use zip ties to strap the brown hose to the black Sidewinder, like a Fighter Pilot, and NOPE... like a squirming little toddler the hose still managed to wriggle itself out of its cradle... :(

Totally useless. I had to throw this thing in the trash. My solution was to use a section of plastic rain gutter that you see attached to the edges of the roofs of homes. I supported the rain gutter with a large cinder block on the side below the sewer connection (the high side), and I used a small red clay brick to support the lower end of the rain gutter where the, 90, sewer hose fitting goes into the sewer system. The sewer hose fits perfectly cradled along the entire length of the rain gutter and it does not move an inch when I take my big dump and that's the way I like it. :)