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Truck campers are also called slide-in campers.
For part-time RV enthusiasts who already have a
pick-up truck, sometimes a truck camper is the perfect compromise. For
a fraction of the price of a motorhome, you can add most of the RV
features to the back of your two- or four-door pickup truck for . And, when
you’re not camping, just slide the camper off and you’ve got your
open-bed pickup ready for a trip to the lumber yard.
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A relatively new type of RV is the SURV, or
Sport Utility Recreational Vehicle, also known as a "toy hauler."
There are two kinds of toy hauler - motorized and towable.
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New Outback and Sydney features for 2009! |
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You'll be astounded by the changes in the all new Outback and
Sydney travel trailers and fifth wheels.
Here is just a sample of the significant improvements Keystone has made:
- New Interior Look-featuring
Auburn Cherry cabinetry combined with a touch of Butter Rum Cream
cabinets placed in all the right places. We have been able to maintain
the mass appeal "non traditional" look that sets Outback apart from
every other brand while capturing the elegant feel of new residential
interiors.
- More Floorplans at Lower Weights-you now have a wider selection with deep slides and the features you want, all around 6,000 pounds. Outback/Sydney have kept many of their best
sellers from prior model year while adding new floorplans that broaden
appeal.
- More Important Features - like
full sized slideouts in the Outback, swivel mounted LCD TV, oversized
U-shaped king dinette, king bed rear slides, wider ramp doors on the
Kargoroo, roomier overhead cabinets, spacious air mattress sleeper
sofa, and much more.
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DIFFERENCE #1: SLIDEOUTS
We now offer 36" slide rooms on all Outback models vs. the 18" slide room to give you more interior sq. footage.
We have also added side windows on all slide rooms to give you more lighting and cross ventilation.
All Outback
and Sydney travel trailers now come standard with the U-shaped king
dinette to give you 30% more seating and sleeping space than the
standard dinette. You will also find more room for your blankets,
pillows and other supplies.
DIFFERENCE #3: CABINETS
Residential
overhead cabinet doors will give you more storage space and easier
access for your bigger items vs. the split cabinets used in the past.
Plus, now with the new metal roller door catches, cabinet doors and
drawers will not open during transit.
DIFFERENCE #4: LIGHTING
Residential lighting in all slide rooms for a classy, rich look, unlike pancake lights used in the past.
DIFFERENCE #5: FLOORING
You no longer need to step up into the slide! Now a flush floor that gives more head room and easier access.
DIFFERENCE #6: SINKS
New sink and countertops give added residential feel, increased countertop and storage space.
DIFFERENCE #7: SLEEPERS
The new Aero Bed sleeper sofa provides more room for sleeping.
DIFFERENCE #8: LCD TVs
Outback's new swivel TV can be viewed from the living room or bedroom.
DIFFERENCE #9: STEPS
Triple entry step is lower to ground, step light added for safety and convenience.
DIFFERENCE #10: WINDOW TREATMENTS
Stylish valances w/ box lambrequins give a fresh new look.
DIFFERENCE #11: KITCHEN
More
storage, more countertop! Redesigned L-shaped kitchen galley has double
the countertop space and much more storage. Lower Auburn Cherry
cabinetry combined with upper Butter Rum Cream cabinet creates
beautiful contrast commonly found in newer homes.
DIFFERENCE #12: EXTERIORS
A new radius profile adds the fuel efficiency and towability that today's customer demands.
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A fresh new look...
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RV Winterizing / Spring Start Up Tips |
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Quick checklist for do-it-yourself winterizing and spring start up.
Winterization and Spring Start-Up Checklist
Proper storage and start up practices are critical to trouble free, long term operation and performance from your RV. The following checklists represent a simple outline of the primary items that should be checked for proper storage and start up. ALWAYS refer to your owner's manuals for specific procedures and checks that should be followed.
Winter
Fresh Water System
- Drain all water lines
- Empty water heater
- Close bypass valves on back of water heater
- Drain fresh water storage tank
- Empty toilet
- Drain shower hose
- Pump RV antifreeze through system
Waster Water System
- Pour antifreeze in "P" traps
- Flush and clean all holding tanks
- Inspect termination valves
- Lube valves
LP System
- Turn off all appliances completely
- Tank service valve off
- Plug service valve outlet
- Cap POL fitting
- Remove/store LP cylinders
- Clean and cover regulator
- Disarm LP leak detector
Water Heater
- Turn completely off
- Cover opening
Furnace
- Cover intake/exhaust vents
Refrigerator
- Turn completely off
- Clean and dry inside
- Block door open
- Cover exterior vent opening
- Install screen on roof vent
Range
- Turn completely off
- Clean and dry
Battery Systems
- Disconnect all betteries and tape off ends of wire with electrical tape
- Fill and charge batteries before storage
120 Volt AC System
- Unplug and store shore line
generator
- Add Stable to gas supply according to directions on package. Run genset for 1/2 hour to get Stable into genset
- Clean exterior of generator
- Block off exhaust
Roof
- Check seams
- Reseal as necessary
Roof Air Conditioner
Windows
- Check sealants and reseal as necessary
Awnings
Tires
- Inspect
- Apply protectant
- Cover
Motorhome Specifics
- Fill gas tanks and add Stable as directed
- Check engine coolant strength and add if necessary
- Check windshield washer fluid
Wash exterior of your RV and cover with tarp if needed.
Spring
Roof
- Inspect sealants and reseal if necessary
Windows
- Uncover and open to air out
Battery Systems
- Reinstall and reconnect batteries
- Clean contacts and tighten terminals
- Check electrolyte level
- Charge fully
- Verify voltage inside coach
- Reinstall dry cell batteries in safety systems
120 Volt AC System
- Inspect shoreline cord/clean contacts
- Verify polarity
- Test GFI
Fresh Water System
- Sanitize fresh water tank
- Pump fresh water through system
- Drain and refill tank
- Add freshener
Waste Water System
- Check operation of termination valves
- Drain and flush tanks
- Add chemical
- Inspect flexible sewer hose
- Replace seals if necessary
LP System
- Inspect LP cylinders
- Connect regulator assembly
- Leak test fitting
Water Heater
- Uncover vents
- Blow out burner area
Refrigerator
- Uncover vents
- Insure free flow of air
- Blow out burner area
Furnace
- Uncover intake/exhaust vents
- Vacuum around combustion chamber inside
- Clean wall thermostat contacts
Range
Open LP Service Valve
- Light one stove burner
- Light all other appliances and let cycle
- Activate LP leak detector
Roof Air Conditioner
- Clean filters
- Remove cover
- Inspect condenser fins
Generator
- Change oil and replace all filters
- Lube throttle pivot points
- Clean plugs and reinstall
- Open tailpipe
- Clean exterior of unit
- Test unit
- Apply air conditioner load
Motorhome Specifics
- Check all fluid levels
- Fill windshield washer bottle
travel trailer Specifics
Under Coach Area
- Check all items
- Tie up loose wires, etc.
- Clear cobwebs
Miscellaneous To Do
- Wash exterior
- Lube compartment locks
- Test all lights, running gear, etc.
- Inflate tires as necessary
- Check lug nut torque
- Insure that fire extinguisher is ready
- Test drive coach
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Quick checks for preparing to travel.
Trip Preparation Essentials
For a trouble free trip, always take a few minutes to make sure you are properly prepared to hit the road. Your owners manual will give you complete details for your specific RV, however, here are some general "quickchecks":
chassis
- Check all fluid levels (engine oil, transmission fluid, coolant, washer fluid, etc.) Refer to the Chassis Owners Manual for details.
- Tires should be checked for proper inflation. Look for damage or unusual wear patterns. Do not travel on worn or damaged tires! See your dealer.
- Check wheel lug torque. Specifications can be found in your owners manual.
- Check the fluid level in your chassis batteries. Make sure post connections are tight and clean.
Interior
- Check monitor panel for desired levels. Always travel with empty tanks (unless dry camping).
- Secure all loose items. Make sure all drawers and doors are properly closed.
- Secure shower door for travel (if applicable).
- Start generator to confirm operation from inside. Make sure A/C, microwave, lights, outlets, etc. all function properly.
- Confirm LP appliance start-up and operations (refrigerator, stove, hot water heater). Run refrigerator at least 24 hours prior
- to departure.
- Check water pump operation.
- Make sure antenna booster switch is turned off.
- Make sure all window and roof vents are closed.
- Check for proper operation of slide out room. Secure with travel lock (if provided).
- Check for proper operation of leveling jacks.
- Test LP and CO2 detectors. Check batteries in smoke alarm and test.
- Check complete dash operations, if applicable, (gauges, temperature control, back-up camera, etc.)
- Adjust pilot seat and exterior mirrors.
- Make sure you have your Owner Information Guide with you.
Exterior
- Check all lights for proper operation (headlights, tail lights, turn signals, running lights, etc.).
- Adjust exterior mirrors to assure clear vision.
- Check hydraulic fluid level(s) (if applicable). Make sure leveling jacks are fully retracted
- Check air suspension bags for proper inflation {refer to owners manual for correct pressures).
- Check coach battery fluid levels.
- Check windshield wiper operation.
- Close and lock all exterior compartment doors.
- Make sure awnings are in the travel/lock position.
- Make sure the antenna and/or satellite dish are in travel (down) position.
- Check generator oil level. Start it from outside to assure proper operation.
- Make sure all termination system valves are closed and outlet cap is secured.
- Secure range vent flap for travel.
- Properly store shore connections (power cord, water hose, etc.).
- Complete a walk-around to assure that you are ready to hit the
- road. Retract entry steps.
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