FLOOR
The
floor
of
your
XPLORER
224
is
all
steel.
It
is
covered
with
5/8
plywood
flooring
secured
to the
main
floor
framework.
Quality
nylon
carpeting
is
the
standard
floor
covering.
This
again
assures
you
of
grcater
insulation.
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BREAK-IN
RECOMMENDAT
WHEN
DRIVING
YOUR
XPLORER
BE
SURE
THE
I)
RS
ARE
LOCKED
TO
PREVENT
IT
FROM
BEING
OPENED
ACCIDENTAL:
V
WHILE
THE
MOTOR
HOME
IS
IN
MOTION.
For
the
first
500
miles
the
road
ST
.ed
should
not
exceed
the
recommendations
shown
below.
Work
to
these
speeds
gradually
during
the
first
200
miles.
V
ry
your speed
period
ically
instead
of
driving
at
a
steady
spcd
for
long
periods.
ENGINE:
6
cylinder
SPEED0LTER:
45
mph
8
cylinder
50
mph
During
the succeeding
2000
miles
of
peration,
the
speeds
may
be
gradually
increased
to
complete
tLo
break-in
process.
ENGINE
ACCESSIBILITY
The
engine
is
accessible
from
under
the
front
hood
or
by
removing
the
cover
in
the
driver’s
compartment.
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HOISTING
A
conventional
floor
jack
may
be
used
under
the
front
crossmember,
or under
the
rear
axle
housing.
However,
a
floor
jack
or
frame
hoist
MUST
NEVER
BE
USED
on
any
other
parts
of
the
underbody.
CAUTION:
Do
not
attempt
to
raise
one
entire
side
of
the
Motor
Home
by
placing
a
floor
jack
midway
between
the
front
and
rear
wheels.
This
practice
may
result
in
permanent
damage
to
the
body.
A
floor
jack
may
be
used
to
raise
one
side
of
the
Motor
Home,
provided
it
is
placed
on
the
underside
of
the
underbody
sill,
not
to
exceed
22
inches
from
the
rear
end.
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