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responsibility to make sure their truck has the capacities to carry the camper they have
chosen to load on their truck.
CAMPER FEATURES
Vents
All exterior vents and louvers provide air circulation. Ensure that these vents are not blocked, as
equipment damage, or hazards to occupants may result.
Lighting
Your camper is equipped with exterior lights to conform to state and federal regulations. It is
important not to alter the lights or reflecting markers. Replace any burned out bulbs or damaged
parts as soon as possible.
Bathroom
The toilet is designed to flush with a minimal amount of water and still provide for proper disposal
and odor control. Toilet chemicals are available at most RV retail locations. Review the booklet
supplied (in info Pak) with your toilet for proper operation and maintenance.
Dinette Bed
All Campers come equipped with a dinette that will convert into an additional sleeping area. Your
dealer will provide instruction on the proper conversion of this area.
Ladder and Roof Rack
If your camper is equipped with a ladder, it may be used to access the roof. The roof rack is
designed to secure light bulky items. Some models have a ladder located in front of the storage or
generator access door. In order to gain access to the door, the ladder’s lower section is hinged
allowing it to swing up and be secured in place.
WARNING: Folding hinged ladders should never be used unless the legs are secured in
the lower ladder mounts. Failure to do this can result in injury!
Cab-Over
In case of emergency or fire, an emergency escape window or escape hatch is located in the cab
over area of each unit
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Please familiarize yourself with its operation in advance in case of emergency.
Storage
Interior storage areas may be found in a number of places in your camper; overhead compartments,
wall closets, P.J. boxes, under the dinette seats, and galley cabinets for your convenience.
