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Summary of Contents for SunnyBrook Mobile Scout Titan 2006
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Introduction Obtaining Service Tow Vehicle Recommendations ..5 Trailer Loading Hitch Connection Suspension & Tires ..10 Brake Systems Electrical Systems Fresh Water System ..19 Holding Tanks &... -
Page 4: Introduction
ƒ /$9$725< $1' 78% 6+2:(5 &$5( you to our growing family of Travel Trailer and Fifth ƒ &219(57(5 )81&7,21 23(5$7,21 Wheel owners. Since SunnyBrook RV’s inception in 1992, ƒ *5281' )$8/7 ,17(55837(5 *), our goal has been to provide towable recreational vehicles ƒ... -
Page 5: Obtaining Service
If you’ve had an accident, tact the repair center or SunnyBrook RV as soon as or work done that is not on your maintenance log, let the possible, so that the situation can be resolved in a service advisor know. -
Page 6: Tow Vehicle Recommendations
SunnyBrook RV travel trailers and fifth wheels can be towed by many types of vehicles. When selecting a tow trailer chassis (springs, wheels, tires axles, frame and vehicle for travel trailers and fifth wheels, complying with tongue) is engineered to carry certain maximum load. - Page 7 WEIGHT RATINGS DETERMINING TRAILER WEIGHT The Trailer Weight Information label (located inside the To determine the weight of a loaded trailer: kitchen sink cabinet door on almost all trailers and fifth 1.Locate public weight scale. wheels) provides weight data critical to understanding 2.Park your trailer and disconnect it on the scale.
- Page 8 To determine hitch weight: 1.Subtract the total Gross Axle Weight reading from the Gross Vehicle Weight reading. This figure is the loaded hitch weight. 2.If equalizer equipment is installed, this will affect both hitch and axle weight IMPORTANT: ƒ Determine hitch and axle weights with both vehicles level.
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Page 9: Hitch Connection
Hitch Connection Using the proper hitch on the tow vehicle is critical for 4.Attach the safety chains to the tow vehicle. Be sure to cross the chains from the trailer hitch to the tow maximum safety when towing a travel trailer. Load- leveling or load-equalizing hitches with anti-sway bars are vehicle. - Page 10 BREAKAWAY DEVICE Should your trailer become completely disconnected while being towed, the breakaway device is designed to actuate the trailer brakes and bring it to a stop, preventing a runaway trailer. The switch has a pull-pin linked to the tow vehicle with a steel cable; the cable pulls the pin free. This causes two contacts in the device to go together, immediately closing the circuit between the trailer battery and the trailer brakes.
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Page 11: Suspension & Tires
Suspension & Tires CHANGING TIRES The suspension system of your new travel trailer or fifth 1.Turn on the tow vehicle’s hazard warning flashers. wheel consists of tandem axles, leaf-type springs, wheels, 2.Set up flares or warning lights. tires and electric brakes on each wheel. The following is 3.Chock the opposite tire and unhitch the trailer from an overview of these components: the tow vehicle, or eliminate tension on equalizer bars,... - Page 12 This manual presents an overview of tire safety, Vehicle manufacturers determine this number based including information on the following topics: on the vehicle’s design load limit, that is, the greatest • Basic tire maintenance amount of weight a vehicle can safely carry and the •...
- Page 13 • Step 4: If the tire pressure is too low, note the Tire Balance and Wheel Alignment difference between the measured tire pressure and the To avoid vibration or shaking of the vehicle when a correct tire pressure. These “missing” pounds of tire rotates, the tire must be properly balanced.
- Page 14 Information on Passenger Vehicle Tires P - The “P” indicates the tire is for passenger vehicles. NOTE: Passenger car tires are not recommended for use on trailers, because the capacity ratings are not marked on the side walls of these tires. In the event a passenger car tire is used, the capacity must be derated by 10%. Next number (Positions 2, 3 &...
- Page 15 Tires for light trucks have other markings besides those found on the sidewalls of passenger tires. LT - Indicates the tire is for light trucks or trailers. ST - Indicates the tire is for trailer use only. Max. Load Dual kg (lbs) at kPa (psi) Cold - Indicates the maximum load and tire pressure when the tire is used as a dual;...
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Page 16: Brake Systems
Brake Systems ƒAlways connect a 10 gauge, stranded, insulated copper “charge line” from the alternator on the tow vehicle BRAKE SYSTEM COMPONENTS to the trailer’s 12-volt connector. The “charge line” will keep the trailer battery charged while traveling. Tow Vehicle Battery. ƒA 30-amp circuit protector should be installed near the The primary power source for the trailer braking system alternator connection. - Page 17 Trailer Brakes. Never use the tow vehicle brakes alone. Travel trailer and fifth wheel brakes are actuated by 12V ƒThe weight of a loaded travel trailer or fifth wheel will electrical energy, converted to mechanical energy, more than double the load placed on the vehicle’s providing power for smooth, safe, stops.
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Page 18: Electrical Systems
Electrical Systems 12VOLT CHASSIS ELECTRICAL SYSTEM NOTE: Not all 30-amp circuit breakers are equipped with the A trailer chassis electrical system includes: reset switch as shown in the picture above. Resets on 30-amp • Trailer battery circuit breakers for slide-out motors are automatic reset •... - Page 19 GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER Kitchen, bathroom and patio 120V electrical outlets are protected by a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI). This device is provided in compliance with ANSI A119.2/NFPA 501C requirements, and is intended to protect against hazards of line to ground electric faults and electrical leakage shocks possible when using electrical appliances in the bathroom or damp areas.
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Page 20: Fresh Water System
2.Close drain valves and faucets, pour chlorine solutions Fresh Water System into the fresh water tank filler, and complete filling with fresh water. FRESH WATER STORAGE TANK 3.Turn water pump switch “ON”. (Be sure you have 12- Water is stored in an on-board storage tank and is volt DC power.) Open all faucets individually until water distributed to the various faucets by an automatic, self- flows steadily, then turn off. - Page 21 FRESH WATER SYSTEM WINTERIZING Winterizing the fresh water system in temperatures below freezing, will provide a measure of protection for system plumbing components. After draining the fresh water system using the procedures listed above, complete the winterizing with the steps: following SYSTEMS WITHOUT WATER HEATER BYPASS 1 Pour anti-freeze approved for RV fresh water systems...
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Page 22: Holding Tanks & Drainage System
Holding Tanks & Drainage System • Drain gray water holding tank(s) by pulling the valve handle labeled “WASTE” to empty the gray tank(s). Travel trailers and fifth wheels are equipped with two or • Continuous draining for the galley, tub & sinks is three separate holding tanks to accommodate waste. -
Page 23: Propane Gas System
appliances before entering a propane gas bulk plant or motor fuel service station. WARNING: Do not fill propane gas Propane Gas System containers to more than 80% capacity. Overfilling can result in uncontrolled gas Propane gas operates your range, oven, furnace, and water flow which can cause fire or explosion. - Page 24 QCC1 COUPLER The QCC1 coupler and hose assembly connects the Air trapped in the gas lines may delay initial lighting of propane gas tanks to the propane gas regulator. any appliance. Several seconds or minutes may pass for the gas to reach the appliance. To purge some of the air •...
- Page 25 SAFETY REGULATION REGARDING PROPANE GAS SYSTEMS AND PROPANE GAS APPLIANCES The manufacturer of this recreational vehicle is required The tank manufacturer has affixed the following labels to to furnish the following consumer information as provided the propane tanks and valves of this trailer: by the National Fire Prevention Association and the American National Standards Institute.
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Page 26: Operation
SLIDE-OUT ROOM A manual crank handle has been provided with every travel SunnyBrook trailer slide-out rooms operate using on “On/ trailer and fifth wheel that has at least one slide-out room. Off” switch for power and a toggle switch, which controls In fifth wheels with bedroom slide-out rooms, an 18"... - Page 27 To open or close the slide-out room manually, simply turn the power supply switch to “OFF”, which will turn off the electric brakes. Insert the hand crank into the manual drive shaft as shown in the picture above. Turn the crank clockwise to move the slide-out room inward and crank counter-clockwise to move the room outward.
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Page 28: Interior Care
RUBBER ROOF (c) Wipe the surface dry with a second clean cloth. E.P.D.M. roofs are installed on SunnyBrook trailers as an (d) Do not leave the cleaner on the glass surface for option. Periodic cleaning is the primary maintenance more than five minutes. - Page 29 Using a soft-bristled brush will work more effectively • than sponges or cloth. If you find any of the above defects: Stubborn stains caused by oak leaves or pinesap can • Use a plastic scraper to remove excess sealant. usually be removed with a kitchen cleanser containing Clean all areas to be resealed with mineral spirits bleach.
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Page 30: Storage
Storage COLD WEATHER STORAGE The fresh water system and holding tanks are greatly 3. Lift the weight of the trailer off the tires using blocks affected by cold weather. Proper winterizing will protect or other safe devices of this type. pipes, tanks and other components from freezing and/or 4. -
Page 31: Maintenance
Maintenance SERVICE TO BE PERFORMED SERVICE INTERVAL (DFK 7ULS 0LOHV 0LOHV 0LOHV 0LOHV :HHNO\ 0RQWKO\ 0RQWKV 0RQWKV <HDUO\ Pack Wheel Bearings Inspect Brakes Inspect Safety Chains Inspect Brake Wiring Inspect Tires Inspect Hitch Components Lubricate Locks Lubricate Coupler Latch and Socket Lubricate Hinges Inspect and Clean Vents Torque Lug Nuts *... - Page 32 A poorly maintained unit can result in the voiding of the warranty, as will negligence, misuse, or the installation of equipment not authorized by SunnyBrook. Become familiar with the information in this manual, and in the appliance manufacturer’s instruction sheets.
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Page 33: Additional Precautions
DO NOT touch these outlets or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration allow any material to come in contact with or cover either SunnyBrook RV. (NHTSA) in addition to notifying the air intake or exhaust ports while operating the water heater and/or furnace. - Page 34 Non-Amendable or Transferable: This warranty is not assignable or transferable. This warranty may be altered only in writing by SunnyBrook RV, Inc. and not by any SunnyBrook RV, Inc. dealer. Any modification or additional statements concerning warranty by persons other than SunnyBrook RV, Inc. factory personnel are not the responsibility of the Factory and should not be relied upon.
- Page 35 SunnyBrook RV, Inc. 201 14 Street • Middlebury, IN 46540 • Telephone: (574) 825-5250 • FAX: (574) 825-5433...
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