PRE-TRAVEL CHECK LIST -- Interior
Retract TV antenna
Turn off water heater
Turn off water pump
Turn off furnace
Turn off range pilot
Close cooktop cover
Close roof vents
Close all doors, drawers and windows
Put away pots, pans, dishes
Check refrigerator for things that can spill
Lock refrigerator door
Find yer sun glassesPRE-TRAVEL CHECK LIST -- Exterior
Disconnect water, electrical, drain lines, TV/telephone cable
Lock awning
Lock storage compartments
Check front grill for heavy bug accumulation
Check roof top carrier (if installed)
Remove blocks from wheels
Check wheel nut torque
Close LPG valve
Check LPG tank level
Check hitch and hitch ball (if installed)
Check tires ('Thump' before each trip - check pressure periodically)
Check battery water
Check pressure in air bags (air springs)
Check running lights, turning signals, headlights
Check brakes, brake fluid, brake lights
Check cooling system reservoir
Check windshield wipers & washer fluid level
Retract step
CHECK LIST -- Shore Kit
Sewer hose
Screw-in sewer adapter
Water hose
Spare water hose washers
TV cable
Telephone cable
Water bucket for washing RV/Windshield
Windshield squeegee
Windshield cleaner
Holding tank chemicals
Front door matCHECK LIST -- Tool Box
Flares
Jumper cables
Tire pressure gauge
Battery water
Wooden mallet ('thumper')
Lantern
FlashlightCHECK LIST -- Household Goods & Consumables
Food - Beverages
Bread
Butter
Mayonnaise
Ketsup
(add as needed)
Galley
Matches or starter
Paper plates, cups
Can opener
Napkins
Bottle opener
Liquid detergent
(add as needed)
Toiletries - personal
Bath soap
Shampoo
Wash cloths
Bath towels
(add as needed)
Clothing
(add as needed)
Sleeping Gear
(add as needed)
Relaxing - Entertainment
(add as needed)
Sports
(add as needed)
Miscellaneous
Insect repellent
First aid kit
Road maps
Campground directory
Camera & film
Sun glasses
Sewing kit
Clothes hangers
1 gallon fresh water
Telephone handset
(add as needed)
TIPS:
(1) Always store heavy food & dishware in lower cabinets, drawers.
(2) Hold liquid food containers in place with heavier canned goods.
(3) Buy a small palm size tape recorder (dictaphone) for recording notes, places of interest, mileage, things to buy, etc....
(4) Always carry a jug of fresh water for emergencies.
(5) Generators must be run under load. To test generator, after RV is road ready I run generator to make coffee 'for the road'...
(6) Use double-sided tape (carpet tape) to hold in place throw rugs, mats, 'doilies'. etc.
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