When we got our new camper, I picked up a small notebook to be kept in trailer. I write down the name of the campground and any other detail of each day (outings, hikes etc( the date and I keep a running total of # of nights spent in our camper. It's a great way to look back and remember trip.
knickerbocker-- Be sure your cg has hookup for waste water or you will need a "blue buddy" of some sort to drain your waste and take to the dump station. Check the tt for type of fuses it has and get some spares, be sure to include the one at the battery. That reminds me-- be sure your dealer gives you a fully charged battery and that your tv has the " constant 12v" wire connected in your tv fuse panel . That is the one that charges your battery while in transit.in transit. Larry
Make sure the dealer is supplying a battery at all!
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Drop ins for the toilet and grey tank, small step ladder,.........I keep a small notebook in the camper and everytime we camp and I think of something I dont have but could use, I write it down and take the piece of paper home & get what I need for next trip......we also have something called a King Flush, it hooks to the sewer outlet on the camper and lets you close a valve and put fresh water into the black (and grey) tank to flush out anything that remains after you've emptied, its surprising how much "stuff" is still in there and gets cleaned out by the King Flush......happy camping!:hihi:
Based on past experiences and having now used out new X17Z trailer, my "short list" of must have's (other than the standard electrical/plumbing items) is:
BAL Leveler
Power front jack
3/4" socket for my battery powered drill
Linear Mode
