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General| Make | Fleetwood |
|---|---|
| Model | Southwind |
| Year | 1984 |
| Category | Motorhomes |
| Sleeping Capacity | 6 |
| Gray Water Capacity | 40 gallons |
| Black Water Capacity | 40 gallons |
| Engine Type | V8 |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Engine | Chevrolet 454 |
Follow chassis operator's manual recommendations for starting and warming up the engine.
Fasten all seat belts while the motor home is in motion for occupant safety.
Familiarize with controls, be cautious maneuvering, allow extra room for turns and lane changes.
Read chassis manual, have a guide when backing, check routes for tunnel restrictions.
Lists necessary tools like hydraulic jack, lug wrench, torque wrench, wheel blocks, and board.
Step-by-step instructions for changing a front wheel, including jack placement and nut tightening.
Exhaust gases are deadly; do not block tail pipe or situate vehicle where gases can accumulate.
Do not operate the engine while sleeping.
Steps for safely lifting the vehicle for towing or other service needs.
Describes access points for engine components and fluids for servicing.
Information on servicing the main and auxiliary vehicle batteries.
Recommends professional service for the generator power plant.
Instructions on how to convert a pull-out seat into a bed.
How to operate and secure the spring-balanced bunk beds.
How to adjust and secure pedestal seats for safe travel.
Steps to convert the dinette table into a bed.
Tips for securely storing items in the motor home for travel.
Leave cabinet doors open in cold weather to warm and ventilate storage compartments.
A dehumidifying appliance can improve comfort and reduce moisture.
Tips to keep gas appliances working smoothly at low temperatures.
Procedure for filling the LP gas storage tank at a supplier.
Steps to take immediately if you smell gas: extinguish flames, shut off supply.
Do not use pliers or a wrench to tighten valves; see LP gas service representative for leaks.
Ensure regulator vent faces downward and cover is in place to prevent blockage.
Describes the two sources of fresh water: city water and on-board tank.
How to connect to a park or city water supply.
Procedure for filling the on-board fresh water tank.
Detailed steps for draining the holding tanks via sewer or dump station.
Guidelines for proper use and maintenance of waste tanks.
Instructions for cleaning windows and maintaining moving parts.
How to clean debris from ceiling vent screens.
Lubricate locksets and latches annually for smooth operation.
Water supply plumbing requires little maintenance; keep drains clean.
Do not accumulate combustible materials; store flammable liquids properly.
Ensure fire extinguishers are properly maintained.
Install smoke detectors for early fire warning.
Care for the exterior finish by washing and waxing.
Inspect and reseal seams where components are joined.
Inspect roof seams and flange connections every six months.
Description of the 25-foot heavy-duty power cord for external power.
Protects against electrical shock in damp areas.
Power for lights and appliances when not connected to 115-volt source.
Converts 115-volt AC power to 12-volt DC for system requirements.
Do not block generator ventilating air inlets or outlets to prevent overheating or fire.
Exhaust gases are deadly; operate generator only when safe dispersion can be assured.
Do not operate the generator while sleeping.
Avoid operating the generator while sleeping due to monitoring and exhaust risks.
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