An RV Life Newbie Here... Have a Request
Greetings all! I just purchased a 1995 Fleetwood Pace Arrow Class A RV. I need a manual for this as I am so no I have NO CLUE. If someone could point me in the right direction of a valid ...
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Yes, you can put a small heater in the basement to help with freezing pipes. How cold does it get in your area?
Hay should work as a skirting, especially if a tarp is used to block wind & snow. I believe many use rigid foam insulation in cold areas. I don't see why hay would not work. But, will it attract critters?
I'm not sure of your setup. The RV park cable could be for hooking up to the campground cable or its coming from the campground hookup.
Are there small cabinets above the windshield? That's possibly where the cable box, etc, is located. Maybe yours were removed?
Look inside one of your rear basement doors, where the sewer hookup s located. That's where the CG cable hookup may be located.
The fans,and lights are usually fused. But, first make sure your batteries are charged and all terminals/connections are clean and tight.
You always want to make sure the batteries are good before you start diagnosing electrical problems.
Are the bulbs good? And, do you have a multimeter? If not, get one and learn to use it. It will come in handy with an RV.
There will be a fuse box under the hood and under the dash board on the drivers side.
Hay should work as a skirting, especially if a tarp is used to block wind & snow. I believe many use rigid foam insulation in cold areas. I don't see why hay would not work. But, will it attract critters?
I'm not sure of your setup. The RV park cable could be for hooking up to the campground cable or its coming from the campground hookup.
Are there small cabinets above the windshield? That's possibly where the cable box, etc, is located. Maybe yours were removed?
Look inside one of your rear basement doors, where the sewer hookup s located. That's where the CG cable hookup may be located.
The fans,and lights are usually fused. But, first make sure your batteries are charged and all terminals/connections are clean and tight.
You always want to make sure the batteries are good before you start diagnosing electrical problems.
Are the bulbs good? And, do you have a multimeter? If not, get one and learn to use it. It will come in handy with an RV.
There will be a fuse box under the hood and under the dash board on the drivers side.
