inspection before trips
Hi to all from Denny and the wee blonde Ida, Just wanted to pass something on to new RV`ers that might save them some problems before a trip weather it be near or far. When I was in the Air Force and ...
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Before for I move the RV even 6 inches I do a thorough walk around to make sure I am not going to run over anything, yank an umbilical, hit a tree limb, dump the contents of an open bin, etc. Look UNDER the RV for stuff that has migrated there....it happens. I'm in aviation too and we take our preflight checks seriously. You can do a lot of damage to an RV through inattention or being in a rush.
Speaking of not rushing things, hooking up the toad is something that should be done with utmost care and concentration. I have had folks come up and talk to me while I'm setting up the toad and I end up going through the checks from start to finish again after a distraction. I've read of guys destroying toad engines by towing them in gear, steering locked, etc. I don't want to be that guy.
Speaking of not rushing things, hooking up the toad is something that should be done with utmost care and concentration. I have had folks come up and talk to me while I'm setting up the toad and I end up going through the checks from start to finish again after a distraction. I've read of guys destroying toad engines by towing them in gear, steering locked, etc. I don't want to be that guy.
