Owners manual

Most don't have a specific owners manual to start with. Instead it's a packet of the various items in the RV; Microwave, Awning, Water Heater, etc. You can download those from the various manufacturers.

I started with a list that listed every appliance or anything of importance which includes:

Description , Manufacturer, Model, Serial #

Convection Oven ~ Microwave High Pointe ECO28BSC 123456


Then I started to download a manual for each piece - My "manual" is almost complete - to my liking anyway!

As suggested, determine the brand and type of all your appliances (water heater, furnace, air conditioning, refridgerator, etc) and to the the specific sites and download the proper manuals for them. Most "camper" manuals are so generic that they don't help much, if at all. I had one once that said things like "when outside temps rise above xx degrees, turn on the A/C to cool the unit down", or, "to keep food cool, the fridge must be set to the on position". Well, DUH???

I get it. I guess I was looking for information on for example tail gate weight limits. I bought it for the wife and I to be able to take the Harley with us. (900 lbs). With out knowing I'm afraid of folding the ramp in the middle.

My experience with the owners manuals in campers is they suck.

Not having one is only marginally worse than having one.

Can anyone tell me what the weight limit for the ramp door is rated at? Ragen 2007 xtra light.
The limit for the falcon is 3000 lbs, but I can't find iny info on the extra light. I would appreciate ant info I can get. I'm trying to load a 900 lb Harley. I'm concerned about all the weight in the center of the ramp when loading and unloading.

We had a Ragen 27T and the ramp help my 990 lb Goldwing with ease. You should have no problem with any of the HD products.

Thank you that does help. I could here the ramp creak a little when I unloaded yesterday.

We have a friend who has a High Pointe micro/convec model ECO28BMR with no manual. Does anyone have a good website to download one? Thanks

Our Coachmen was a new dealer purchase, so it had a stack of manuals with it. I bought a bunch of the clear plastic sleeves and put them in a big 3 ring binder and stuck them in a cabinet inside the TT. The new owner of the Coachmen really appreciated having all the manuals. I'll likely do the same with the new KZ MXT when it gets here. As for a Make/Model specific RV Manual, like others have said, most don't really do one anymore. It's more of a general overall "This is an RV" type of manual.

It's also a good idea to keep an electronic copy if you can find them to download. I have an entire file on my computer with Pics, manuals, diagrams etc for damn near everything.