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SEWER HOSE
CAUTION
BE
SURE THE WEIGHT OF PASSENGERS,
EQUIPMENT
AND
SUPPLIES
DOES
NOT
CAUSE YOUR MOTOR HOME TO EXCEED
AXLE
LOADS
AND
OVERALL
VEHICLE
LOADS FOR WHICH
IT
WAS
DESIGNED,
IF
IN DOUBT, WEIGH THE VEHICLE
AT
A
PUBLIC SCALE. SEE PARAGRAPH ON
"WEIGHING".
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MIRRORS
e.
Check
that
the
115-volt power supply
cord
is
properly
stowed
in its
compartment.
A
power
supply
cord
adapter
will be required
in
some
camping areas.
Be
sure
to
use
adapters
which provide
proper
electrical ground.
f.
Check
that
a serviceable fire
extinguisher
is
secured
in
the
mounting
bracket.
g.
Verify
that
all items you plan
to
take
are on board.
h. Check
that
accessories, such
as
a
sewer
hose with
the
necessary fittings and a water supply line (such
as
garden hose
type
approved
for
125 psi) are
on
board.
It may be desirable
to
check
ahead
with
specific
campsites where
you
plan
to
stop
for
any
special
adapters
which may be required.
i.
Fill fresh water
tank,
if
required.
(Refer
to
Plumbing
Section.)
j.
Start
the
refrigerator a day ahead
of
time,
so
it will
be cold for
your
trip. The refrigerator will stay cold
for
several hours
after
being
turned
off, while
traveling.
Be
sure
to
relight it when
parked
at
your
campsite.
• Check
to
see
that
drain line cap and holding
tank
knife
valve(s) are closed and secured. Add a holding
tank
chemical
to
a few gallons
of
water
in
your
body
waste
holding
tank.
(See Plumbing Section).
•
Check all
stop
lights, running lights,
turn
signals, back-up
lights, mirrors.
• Put
motor
home
contents
in
"travel"
condition.
a.
Secure
any
loose objects. which
could
shift
while
traveling.
b.
Secure refrigerator
contents
(place I ids
on
all
containers
holding liquids, for
example),
then
I atch refrigerator
door.
c.
Be
sure all cabinets have
the
contents
secured
and
the
doors
latched.
· d.
Be
sure all
exterior
doors are closed
and
locked.
• Adjust
the
driver's seat
to
the
most
comfortable
position,
then
adjust
the
side view mirrors
for
max-
imum visibility.
,
•
Fill
the
fuel tank(s) and give special
attention
to
the
.
operation
of
the
fuel
tank
switch-over valve (if
the
optional auxiliary fuel
tank
is
installed).
Your
motor
home
is
designed
to
use only
the
fuel recom-
mended
in
the
Chassis
Operator's
Manual. I
tis
.
recommended
that
you use fuel from
the
auxiliary
tank
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