•
Avoid idling. When an engine idles it
is
getting zero miles
per
gallon.
If
you
must
stand
for
more
than
one
minute, it's
more
efficient
to
turn
the
engine off and restart
it again.
READY
TO
LEAVE
The following suggestions may be helpful when
you
are ready
to
leave.
STARTING AND WARM·UP
For
best results, always follow
the
recommendations
in
your
Chassis Operator's Manual when starting
or
operating
your
engine.
5
NOTE:
Be
sure transmission
is
in
P (park) and
parking
brake
is
engaged
to
keep the
motor
home
from rolling.
If
the
parking brake
neBds
adjustment,
see
the
Chassis
Operator's Manual for
proper
adjustment
instructions.
SAFETY BELTS
Seat
belts are an
important
safety
feature
o·f
your
vehicle.
For
your
protection,
it
is
recommended
that
all
belts be
fastened while
your
motor
home
is
in
motion.
The
driver's
seat and
all
other
seats designed
to
carry passengers while
under
way have been
equipped
with lap belts.
NOTE:
All
riders
should
be furnished with
and
use
seat
belts while
the
vehicle
is
in
motion.
Seats which are
not
equipped
with safety belts
should
not
be
occupied while vehicle
is
in
motion
and will be
labeled:
"NOT
FOR USE WHILE THE VEHICLE
IS
IN
MOTION".
Safety
belts are adjusted in the following manner. To. lengthen
the
belt, tip
the
buckle
at
right angles
to
the
belt.
Holdirg
the
buckle
in
this position permits
the
belt
to
slide
through.
Pull
on
the
buckle until
the
desired length
is
obtained.
To
fasten
the
belts, make sure
the
belts are
not
twisted,
then
push
the
tongue
end
of
one
belt into
the
buckle
of
the
mating belt.
Be
sure
it
goes
in
all
the
way
and
that
it latches. Tighten by pulling
the
loose
end
of
the
belt
while holding
the
buckle.
Adjust
the
belt
as
low
on
the
abdomen
and
as snug
as
comfort
will allow, for greatest safety. Never use a
belt
for
more
than
one
person
at
a time. If
your
belts have been
equipped
with
retractors, be sure
belt
is
pulled
all
the
way
out
of
the
retractor.
To
release
the
belt, depress the
button
in
the
center
of
the
buckle and slide
the
tongue
out
of
the
buckle.
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