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Manual, note that tire pressures are given for cold tires
used under normal driving and load
conditions.
c. Check oil level in the generator power plant (if
installed). Refer to instructions and maintenance manual
provided by the generator manufacturer for other pre-
use service requirements applicable to this equipment.
Check that extra oil and other service supplies are pro-
vided for the generator power plant if the motor home
is to be used for extended periods.
d. Check that jack, jack handle, and lug wrench are pro·
perly stowed. NOTE: The chassis lug wrench may not
. fit the spare tire bolts. Be sure you have the proper
siZll wrench to remove the spare tire.
e. Check that the 115-volt power 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.
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Check that a serviceable fire extinguisher is secured in
the mounting bracket.
g. Verify that all items you plan to take are on board.
NOTE:
Be sure the\veight 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".
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.
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fresh water tank, if required. (Refer to Plumbing
Section.)
j. Start refrigerator a day ahead oftime. 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.
(Refer to Plumbing Section.)·
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Check all headlights, stop lights, running lights, turn
signals and mirrors.
Put !hotor home contents in "travel condition".
a. Secure any loose objects which could shift while
traveling.
b. Secure refrigerator contents (place lids on all containers
holding liquids, for example) then secure locking latch
on 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 maximum visibility.
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