Hi All,Camped over the weekend and ran into a fellow PUP owner and he brought a BAL leveler to my attention. Doing some research, they seem to be quite popular and helpful. I learned that you don't necessarily NEED them, but many are thankful they ha...
I scanned the threads on these forums and found some really good info regarding batteries. The problem is that most of the recommendations are for larger rigs. So I thought I would poll the PUP folks to see what you use/recommend for a battery?My com...
My PUP has a red switch on the bench seat just to the right of the sink. It is definitely the on switch for the water heater.As for the battery, there should be cables on it that run into the camper. The battery never leaves its case on the tongue. H...
I tow my PUP with my Avalanche (1500) which is the same platform as your Silverado. It came from the factory with the standard 2" receiver and yours should be no different (though always double check). I use a 2" hitch ball. My GVW is under 1800 lbs,...
I dont know offhand the specs of the furnace in our camper, but our pup is a little smaller. Nonetheless, there is a carbon monoxide detector on the inside. Yours should have one too. You can locate it in the manual (or online) and test it similar to...
Nice! Sounds like a successful mission. There's always the unexpected on the first Couple of trips. As for wax, I understand that any you can use for cars, you can use on the trailer. Im a fan of Mother's carnuba wax. So far it's been fine, but a...
