L,Y,NG
W,TH
YOUR
MOTOR
HOME
Exterior storage compartments maximize available space and
should accommodate most
of
your storage needs. All
of
the
storage compartments, except the
LP gas and generator com-
partments, can be locked. Fire prevention regulations require
that the
LP gas and generator compartments be unlocked at all
times.
Please note: Your motor home could be overloaded or out
of
balance
if
not properly loaded. Refer to the Motor Home
Loading
section
of
the On The Road chapter
of
this manual,
and follow the loading and weighing instructions in that
section. When storing equipment and supplies:
» Always keep tools and equipment stored in areas where they
will not shift while traveling.
» Whenever possible, place heavy articles in storage compart-
ments which are low and
in
the
best
location for better weight
distribution. Pack
articles carefully
in
the storage compart-
ments to minimize shifting. If necessary, use straps to prevent
movement.
» Be sure liquid containers are capped and cannot tip
or
spill.
Secure all glass
containers and dishes before traveling.
» Exterior storage compartments may not be watertight in all
climate
conditions.
Carry
any articles which could be damaged
by water inside the motor home.
The closets and cabinets have friction catches along one edge
of
the door. Press the latch to open the door. Overhead doors
may have supports to hold them open. Drawers rest in notches
when they are closed.
To
open drawers, lift up slightly, then
pull open.
STORACE
EXTERIOR
COMPARTMENTS
WARNING
Do
not
store flammable,
volatile liquids
or hazard-
ous chemicals inside
the
motor
home
or
in
outside
storage compartments.
Toxic
fumes
from
these
liquids or chemicals
may
enter
the
interior
of
the
motor
home.
INTERIOR
STORAGE
PACE
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Copyniqlir
1996,
flEETWood
ENTERpnisES,
INC.
All
niqliTs
nESERVEd.
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