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MOTOR HOME LOADING
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.If YOUl' motor home is impi'operly loaded, il may be
un~afe
to drive,
uncomfortahle
to
drive, ;ir both. Axle load is important and it is reCotlllllCnued
that you should load yotJrmotor home so that thcfronLaxleis loaded to atIenst
!lO% of the Ironl GA\VR.
WARNING
Do not exceed the GVWR, GCWR, or any GAWA of
your motor home. Exceeding the GVWR, GAWR or
GCWR of your motor home wilt reduce yourwarranty
protection, can cause undesirable handling charac-
teristics and may create a safety hazard.
How
To
Weigh Your Loaded Motor Home
Without A Trailer or Other Towed Load
Refer to your local telephone directory to find a public weigh station. The
following
proccdure~
will help you determine whether your loaded motor
home (complete with cargo, fluids,
passenger~,
<mu
driver)
i,~
within GAWR
and GVWR limits. When you-arrive al a weigh Sta1illll, the attendant will guide
you through Ihe correct positioning of the motor home on
th~ ~cales.
l.
Center the front wheels on the scale platform and take a
reading. This Lq the front Gross Axle Weight (Reading '1).
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