,
EQUIPMENT
AND
FURNISHINGS
PEDESTAL SEATS
Pedestal
seats may have two types of position controls.
The seat can be moved forward
or
back
by
releasing the
catch under
the
front
of
the
seat. The seat may swivel
in
either direction by loosening the twist-lock on
the
side of the pedestal base.
The
arm rests fold down
by
. lifting the arm rests, moving it forward and releasing.
To
return the arm rest
to
position, reverse
the
motion.
Be
certain
that
seat controls and locks are secure prior
to
driving the vehicle
and
never ,adjust
the
seat position
while
in
motion. . .
SPRING-BALANCED BUNK BEDS
Spring-balanced overhead bunks (optional) are located
at
the
ceiling in
the
front
and/or
rear. These are moved
into position simply
by
placing
both
hands
on
the
cen-
ter
rim and pulling firmly down and forward (or down
and back, for
the
rear bunk) against counter- tensioned
springs.
Be
sure
that
fastener straps provided
to
hold
the
bunks
in
the
UP
position
are
properly snapped when
traveling. Assure
that
sun visors are down and
out
of
the
way before moving
the
front
bunks down. When
re-
turning bunks
to
the
raised position, be sure
that
no
loose
items which may strike the ceiling, are on
top
of
-
the
bunk.
The
overhead
bunk
should
not
be used
as
a
storage area.
PEDESTAL DINETTE TABLES
To convert a pedestal-style dinette table into a bed, pro-
ceed
as
follows:
1.
Remove
the
top
by
lifting the table evenly,
at
the same time giving a gentle twist
or
rocking
motion
to
loosen
the
top
of
the
pedestal.
2. Remove
the
pedestal from
the
socket with a
lifting, turning motion (rocking
the
metal gen-
tly if necessary).
3.
Store
the
pedestal
in
any
of
the convenient
compartments
or
closets provided.
4.
Place table
top
in
position
to
complete base
for bed.
5.
Slide seat and back cushions into place over
bed area.
PULL-OUT GAUCHO BEDS
To convert a pUll-out or Gaucho seat into a bed, pro-
ceed
as
follows:
1.
Pull
out
the
support
tray by gasping the trim
below
the
outside
of
the
cushion and pulling
it outward like a drawer. And release
legs
2. Unsnap the cushion backs where
they
are at-
tached
to
the rear panel.
The
cush ions may
have hidden fasteners which require a simple
pulling action of
the
tab to release.
3.
Slide the lower cushions
out,
unfold
the
back
cushions and lay
them
flat
to
complete
the
bed.
UN
I-LOUNGE
A combination dinette and bunk may be provided
on
the passenger side near
the
driver's
compartment.
This
dinette combination,
called a Uni-Lounge,
may
be con-
verted into a bed as follows:
1.
Fold
the
table
leg
by
releasing
the
catch.
Re-
move
the
table
by
lifting
the
end (to release
from the support rails).
Store
the
table,
with
the
leg
folded,
in
one
of
the
storage
compart-
ments.
2.
Lift
the
arm support
to
remove,
then
fold
each seat flat
by
releasing
the
catch
on
the
outside corner.
3. Reiease .the catch
at
the
floor level
and
push
the seats together
to
form a
flat
bunk.
The
seats may be turned
to
face
front
or
rear
using
Steps 1 and 2 above.
STORAGE
Storage facilities
on
your
motor
home
have been
es-
pecially designed
to
remain secure while
the
vehicle
is'
in
motion. Exterior compartments have
key-operated
locks except for the
LPG
compartment,
which
is
requir-
ed
by
fire-preventive regulations
to
be
unlocked
at
all
times. Drawers rest
in
small notches
or
detents
when
closed;
to
open, lift slightly
to
clear
the
detent,
then
pull
open normally. For best results, follow a
few
simple
rules when stowing articles
in
the
motor
home.
1.
Always keep tools and
equipment
stored
in
areas where
they
will
not
shift while traveling.
2.
'Wherever possible, place heavy articles in stor-
age
compartments which are low
and
between
the axles for better weight
distribution.
3.
Use
a "packing" technique
of
the
articles
in
a
compartment
to
prevent shifting. I f necessary,
secure articles with strap
to
prevent
move-
ment.
4.
Be
sure
that
containers holding liquids are cap-
ped and
cannot
tip
or
spill. When glass con-
tainers (or dishes) are
transported,
secure
them well
to
protect against accidental break-
age.
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