Remembering everything one needs to do to set up an RV at a campsite for the first time can be a daunting task. A checklist is always helpful to prevent anything from forgetting. Depending on the type of RV spring inspection Hutchinson KS the checklist may vary.
Check-In
There will likely be signs explaining where to park during check-in. At the time of check, one will receive a map of the property, details about the park, and a site assignment.
Scout the space
After pulling up it is best to get out and walk around the site. Check for broken glass or debris at the site that can damage the rig. It is important to take note of the hookups so that one is over the placement of the rig. RVs with slides are likely to find places without trees, electrical posts, or large rocks. The vehicle owner should check that the slides have enough room to open fully.
Pulling in
The way one can pull in will vary depending on whether one has a pull-through site or back-in site. Pull through sites are the best as one just needs to pull on in. For back-in sites having a backup camera is an absolute must. Those without a backup camera should have a partner who can assist while reversing the vehicle in place. The passenger should have a walkie-talkie and stand at the back of the site to help guide the driver.
Disconnect the tow vehicle
Manually lower the front two jacks and choke the wheels. Using the manual leveling system raise the RV repair and then disconnect the truck and pull away.
Level the RV
If the RV mechanic is equipped with an auto-leveling system then the poaching of a button will down all the jacks. If the system has any errors the owner can use the level on the back bumper for manual leveling. These are some of the tips that one should keep in mind while parking an RV at the site. If you need professional RV winterization for your RV then visit www.theguysrv.com. Here customers will find complete preventive maintenance for their RVs at reasonable rates.
