Fleetwood Jamboree Rally 1988 User manual

1988

SAFETY REGULATIONS REGARDING LP GAS SYSTEMS AND LP GAS APPLIANCES
The manufacturer of this recreational vehicle is required to furnish the following consumer information as provided by the National Fire Prevention
Association and the American National Standards Institute. The information and warnings found here may also be found in other sections
of this Owner's Manual. Please see sections titled "Liquid Petroleum Gas System" and "Appliances" for other safety and operating information.
WARNING: LP GAS CONTAINERS SHALL NOT BE PLACED OR STORED INSlDE THE VEHICLE. lP GAS CONTAINERS ARE EQUIPPED WITH SAFETY DEVICES
WHICH RELlEVE EXCESSIVE PRESSURE BY DISCHARGING GAS TO THE ATMOSPHERE.
WARNING: IT IS NOT SAFE TO USE COOKING APPLIANCES FOR COMFORT HEATING. COOKING APPLIANCES NEED FRESH AIR FOR SAFE OPERATION. BEFORE
OPERATION,
1. OPEN OVERHEAD VENT OR TURN ON EXHAUST FAN, AND
2. OPEN WINDOW.
THIS WARNING LABEL HAS BEEN LOCATED IN THE COOKING AREA TO REMIND YOU TO PROVIDE AN ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF FRESH AIR FOR COMBUSTION.
UNLIKE HOMES, THE AMOUNT OF OXYGEN SUPPLY IS LIMITED DUE TO THE SIZE OF THE RECREATIONAL VEHICLE, AND PROPER VENTILATION WHEN USING
THE COOKING APPLIANCES{SI WILL AVOID DANGERS OF ASPHYXIATION. IT IS ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT THAT COOKING APPLIANCES NOT BE USED FOR
COMFORT HEATING AS THE DANGER OF ASPHYXIATION IS GREATER WHEN THE APPLIANCE IS USED FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME.
WARNING, PORTABLE FUEL-BURNING EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING WOOD AND CHARCOAL GRILLS AND STOVES, SHALL NOT BE USED INSIDE THIS RECREATIONAL
VEHICLE. THE USE OF THIS EQUIPMENT INSIDE THE RECREATIONAL VEHICLE MAY CAUSE FIRES OR ASPHYXIATION.
WARNING; DO NOT BRING OR STORE LP GAS CONTAINERS, GASOLINE, OR OTHER FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS INSIDE THE VEHICLE BECAUSE A FIRE OR EXPLOSION
MAY RESULT,
A warning label has been located near the LP gas container. This label reads: DO NOT FILL CONTAINER(S} TO MORE THAN 80 PERCENT OF CAPACITY.
Overfilling the LP gas container can result in uncontrolled gas flow which can cause fire or explosion. A properly filled container will contain approximately 80
percent of its volume as liquid LP gas.
The following label has been placed in the vehicle near the range area:
IF YOU SMELL GAS,
1. Extinguish any open flames, pilot lights and all smoking materials.
2. Do not touch electrical switches.
3. Shut off the gas supply at the tank valve(s) or gas supply connection.
4. Open doors and other ventilating openings.
5. Leave the area until odor clears.
6. Have the gas system checked and leakage source corrected before using again.
LP gas regulators must always be installed with the diaphragm vent facing downward. RegulattJrs that are not in compartments have been equipped with a protective
cover, Make sure that regulator vent faces downward and the cover is kept in place to minimize vent blockage which could result in excessive gas pressure
causing fire or explosion.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Certain of our forest product suppliers have advised that urea-formaldehyde is used in the production of particle board, hardwood
plywood or paneling which they supply us and which we utilize in our finished product. These suppliers have requested that
we communicate this to our customers.
For your information, we are reproducing samples of statements which have been provided to us by our suppliers.
WARNING: THIS PRODUCT [S MANUFACTURED W[TH UREA-FORMALDEHYDE RES[N, FORMALDEHYDE VAPOR MAY [N SOME
PEOPLE CAUSE HEADACHES, EYE, NOSE AND THROAT [RRITATlON, AND AGGRAVATION OF ALLERG[ES AND RESP[RATORY
PROBLEMS, SUCH AS ASTHMA. PROPER VENT[LAT[ON SHOULD REDUCE THE R[SK OF SUCH PROBLEMS.
Champion International Corporation
WARNING: [RR[TANT: TH[S PRODUCT CONTAINS A UREA-FORMALDEHYDE RESIN AND MAY RELEASE FORMALDEHYDE
VAPORS
[N LOW CONCENTRATIONS, FORMALDEHYDE CAN BE [RR[TATING TO THE EYES AND UPPER RESP[RATORY SYSTEM
OF ESPEC[ALLY SUSCEPTIBLE PERSONS SUCH AS THOSE WITH ALLERG[ES OR RESP[RATORY AILMENTS. USE W[TH
ADEQUATE VENTlLAT[ON, [F SYMPTOMS DEVELOP, CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN. Georgia-Pacific Corporation
WARNING: TH[S PRODUCT IS MANUFACTURED WITH A UREA-FORMALDEHYDE RES[N AND W[LL RELEASE SMALL
QUANTIT[ES OF FORMALDEHYDE, FORMALDEHYDE LEVELS [N THE INDOOR A[R CAN CAUSE TEMPORARY EYE AND
RESPIRATORY [RRITATlON, AND MAY AGGRAVATE RESP[RATORY COND[TIONS OR ALLERGIES. VENTILAT[ON WILL REDUCE
[NDOOR FORMALDEHYDE LEVELS. Weyerhaeuser
Company
Ventilation is important in maintaining a comfortable environment and we direct your attention to the discussion of ventilation
contained in your Owner's Manual.

APPLIANCES .......................... 42
Air Conditioner Operational Quick Checks .... 42
Water Heater ....................... 42 Troubleshooting The System .............. 43
Water Heater Bypass System .......... 38
Electrical Circuit Diagnosis ................ 43
Furnace ............................ 38
Refrigeration Section .................... 43
Range ............................. 38
Front Suspension And Alignment ............ 43
Range Exhaust Hood .................. 38
Brakes ................................ 43
Air Conditioner ...................... 38
Brake Hose Inspection ................... 43
Refrigerator ......................... 39
Lining Inspection ....................... 43
Smoke Detector ......................... 39 Drive Belts And Specifications .............. 43
MAINTENANCE ............................ 40
Lubrication ............................. 40
Wheels And Tires ........................ 40
Tire Inspection And Rotation .............. 40
Inflation Pressure ....................... 40
Wheel And Tire Balancing ................ 40
Tire Replacement ....................... 41
Engine ................................ 41
Engine Oils ........................... 41
Engine Fuel Systems ...................... 41
Exterior ............................... 43
Stains ............................... 44
Windows, Doors, Vents And Locks .......... 44
Sealant Renewal ....................... 44
Roof Resealing ........................ 44
Door And Window Resealing .............. 45
Interior ................................ 45
Upholstery And Drapes .................. 45
Wall And Ceiling Panels .................. 45
Floors And Carpeting .................... 45
Fuel And Air Filters ..................... 41 PREPARING THE MOTOR HOME FOR
Air Cleaner Element Replacement ........... 41 LONG-TERM STORAGE ....................... 46
Cooling System ......................... 41 Storage Check List ....................... 46
Maintenance And Inspection .............. 41
Short-term Storage (less than 60 days)
Coolant Level .......................... 41
Above Freezing ........................ 46
Flushing Cooling System ................. 41 Long-term Storage Above Freezing .......... 46
Engine Electrical ......................... 42 Winterization And Winter Storage ............ 46
Jump Starting ......................... 42 Winter Storage Below Freezing ............ 47
Transmission ............................ 42 Water System Winterizing ................ 47
Maintenance and Inspection
.............. 42
General Vehicle Winter Storage Check List .... 48
Heating And Air Conditioning ............... 42
Reactivating The Motor Home After Storage .. 48
Inspection ............................ 42 MAINTENANCE CHART ...................... 50

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 Interior Lighting
........................ 20
Planning And Preparation ................... 2 Overhead Vents
........................ 20
Loading And Weight Distribution .............. 2
Have
It All Under Control ................... 2
Inspect And
Maintain. ' ..................... 2
The Owner's Information Package
............. 2
Chassis And Vehicle Identification
............. 2
Keys And Locks
.......................... 3
Emergency And Identification Information
....... 4
Effects Of Prolonged Occupancy
............. 20
Controlling Moisture Condensation ........... 20
Fire Safety ............................. 21
Smoke Detector ........................ 21
PLUMBING SYSTEMS ....................... 22
Fresh Water System ...................... 22
The Water Pump ....................... 22
The Monitor Panel ...................... 23
Travel Check List ......................... 6 Sanitizing The
Fresh Water System ......... 23
Pre-Travel Check List ....................... 7 Troubleshooting The
Fresh Water System ..... 23
ON THE ROAD ............................. 8
Motor Home Loading ...................... 8
Carrying Capacity
.... " ......... , ........ 8
Weighing
Your Loaded Motor Home .......... 8
Loading Tips
........................... 9
Leaks ............................... 24
Clogged Water Filter .................... 24
Excessive Water Pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Water Pump Troubleshooting .............. 24
The Waste Water System .................. 25
Toilet ................................ 25
Trailer Hitches And Towing ................ 9 Toilet Maintenance
...................... 25
Towing Automobiles ..................... 10
Toilet Troubleshooting ................... 25
Cockpit And Driver's Controls ............... 10
Dumping The Holding Tanks .............. 26
Auxiliary Start System ................... 10 Holding
Tank Care And Maintenance ........ 27
Driver/Passenger Seats ................... 10 Water System Winterizing
.................. 27
Seat Belfs ............................ 10
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ...................... 28
Child Restraint .......................... 11
. Chassis Electrical System .................. 28
Front/Side Slider Windows ................ 11
Driving And Parking ................. : . . . . 11
Fuel And. Fuel Systems .................... 12
Fuel Fill .............................. 12
Fuel Types And Vapor Lock ............... 12
Alternative Fuel Types ................... 12
Chassis Bulbs & Fuses .................. 28
12-volt Coach System .................... 28
Auxiliary Battery ....................... 28
Battery Inspection and Care .............. 28
Battery Charging ....................... 29
Selecting A Replacement Battery ........... 29
120-volt AC System ...................... 29
Overheating ........................... 13
The Power Converter ..................... 29
Carbon Monoxide Safety Precautions . . . . . . . . . 13
Ground Fault Interrupter ................... 30
Safety Tips ............................. 13
Entertainment Equipment .................. 30
Engine Access ......................... 14
Tires
.................................. 14
TV Antenna ............................ 30
TV "Ghosts" And FM "Flutter .............. 30
Tire Replacement ....................... 14
Changing A Flat Tire .................... 14
Required Tools And Equipment ............. 15
Towing ................................ 16
Minimizing Multipath Distoration
and Improving Signal Quality
.............. 31
Generator Power Plant .................... 32
Generator Operating Safety Precautions ...... 32
Warm Weather Operation ................. 33
LIVING WITH YOUR MOTOR HOME ............. 17
Cold Weather Operation .................. 33
Manual Entry Steps ..................... 17
Preparation For Storage .................. 33
Entry Doors, Screens, And Locks ........... 17
Windows ............................. 17
Mini-Blinds ............................ 17
Emergency Exit Window ................. 18
Storage ............................... 18
Exterior Compartments ................... 18
Interior Storage ........................ 18
Interior And Furnishings ................... 19
Reactivating Generator System After
Long Term Storage ..................... 34
Generator Maintenance And Service ........ 34
LPG SYSTEM .............................. 35
LPG Gas Safety Precautions ................ 35
System Components ...................... 36
Hoses And Fittings ..................... 36
LP Gas Regulator ...................... 36
Using LP Gas System At Low Temperatures .... 36
Dinette Conversion . ..................... 19
Filling LP Gas Tanks ...................... 37
Sofa/Lounge Conversion . ................. 19
LP Gas System Leak Checks ............... 37
Folding Doors .................... " .. 20 Lighting
LP Gas Appliances ................ 37

INTRODUCTION
Welcome to the recreational vehicle life-style and
the growing family of motor home owners. We
sincerely thank you for choosing a Fleetwood motor
homel
Your motor home has been designed to provide you
with many years of carefree, pleasant traveling and
vacationing. This manual describes many features of
your motor home and provides an operating guide so
that you can obtain the best performance from those
features. Your motor home has been designed to con-
form with, or exceed, the American National Stan-
dards Institute A119.2, NFPA 501C, Canadian CSA
Standard Z-240 (units built for Canada only). and ap-
plicable motor vehicle standards. These standards
establish the plumbing, heating, electrical and other
requirements for quality and safety. Compliance with
these standards is indicated by the seal attached just
outside the entry door. This seal is the outward sign
of internal quality.
Like all
finely crafted equipment, your motor home
will require care and regular maintenance in order to
deliver maximum value and performance. The dealer
will give you basic operating and maintenance instruc-
tions; however, supplement this instruction by reading
all instructional material furnished with the motor
home in the Owner's Information Package and
Chassis
Operator's Manual. If, after taking delivery
of your new motor home, you feel it requires addi-
tional conditioning or adjustment, please return it to
your dealer as soon as possible. This Owner's Manual,
along with the information provided in your Owner's
Information Package and Chassis Operator's Manual
outlines important areas of maintenance and provides
a
maintenance schedule for you to follow to ensure
safe, troublefree service from your motor home. Study
these instructions carefully before you operate the
motor home for the first time. Spend some time with
your dealer going over safety and operating· instruc-
tions before you leave the dealer's lot. A good work-
ing knowledge of your motor home and how to care
for it will help you enjoy many miles and years of
recreational living.
If you have any questions regarding operation,
maintenance, or service, please contact your dealer
immediately so he can assist you. Your dealer's Ser-
vice or Sales Department will handle any normal pro-
blems which might occur.
Your
motor home is covered by one of the most
comprehensive warranty programs in the RV industry,
and this manual contains a section outlining the war-
ranty and explaining your rights and obligations, as
well as the rights and obligations of the dealer and
manufacturer, under the terms of the warranty. Please
read
this section carefully. You will be better inform-
ed in case you have a warranty-related problem, and
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your dealer will be better able to get you on the road
again. If,
for some reason, a problem is not handled
to your satisfaction:
1. Discuss any warranty-related problems direct-
ly with the manager or owner of the dealer-
ship, giving him an opportunity to help his
service
department resolve the matter for you.
2.
If a problem arises that cannot be resolved to
your satisfaction by your local dealer, contact
the factory service manager. The factories are
listed in this manual. Please contact the one
nearest you.
3. We sincerely believe
that your dealer and the
factory representative will be able to solve any
problem which might arise. If their combined
efforts are not satisfactory, please send a let-
ter describing the circumstances to:
Fleetwood Enterprises, Inc.
Consumer Affairs Department
P.O. Box 7300
Riverside, CA 92523
Please include the brand name and serial
number of your motor home.
4.
If you wish to call for assistance, please use
these toll-free
telephone numbers:
From California:
(BOO) 442-4B04
From outside California: [phone]
NOTE: Some equipment and features described
or shown in this manual may be optional on
some models. This instructional manual is of
general nature only. Because of the continuous
program of product improvement conducted by
Fleetwood, it is possible that recent product
changes may not be included in this manual.
Specifications may change without notice. The
instructions included in this manual are intend-
ed as a guide, and in no respect extend the
responsibilities of the manufacturing subsidiary,
parent company or affiliates beyond the stan-
dard written warranty as presented in this
manual.
Photographs or illustrations in this manual are
representative
of function and may not be
specific in their depiction of actual equipment,
fabrics, interior or exterior decor or design op-
tions as installed on or in your motor home.
NOTE: This product is designed for recreational
use and
short term occupancy only. It is not
designed or intended to be used as permanent
housing. Use of this product for long term or
permanent occupancy may lead to premature
deterioration of interior finishes, fabrics,

carpeting, and drapes. Damage or deterioration
due to long term occupancy may not be con-
sidered normal, and may under the terms of the
warranty, constitute misuse, abuse, or neglect,
and may therefore reduce your
warranty protec-
tion. This manual contains a discussion of long
term occupancy problems. Please refer to that
section before considering this product for long
term occupancy.
The motor home has been thoroughly inspected
before shipment. YOUR DEALER
IS RESPONSIBLE
FOR PERFORMING A COMPLETE PREDELIVERY IN-
SPECTION
OF THE CHASSIS AND ALL MOTOR
HOME COMPONENTS
AS SPECIFIED IN THE
PREDELIVERY CHECKLISTS SUPPLIED
BY THE
MOTOR HOME MANUFACTURER AND THE CHASSIS
MANUFACTURER. YOU SHOULD RECEIVE A COpy
OF THESE COMPLETED CHECKLISTS FROM YOUR
DEALER WHEN YOUR MOTOR HOME IS DELIVERED
TO YOU.
AS A PART OF THE PREDELIVERY INSPECTION PRO-
CEDURE, THE DEALER IS TO ROAD TEST THE
MOTOR HOME, NOTING AND CORRECTING ANY
STEERING PROBLEMS BEFORE DELIVERY.
THEREFORE, FLEETWOOD AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES
WILL NOT
BE RESPONSIBLE FOR FRONT END ALIGN-
MENT AFTER THIS PREDELIVERY INSPECTION IS
DONE.
PLANNING AND PREPARATION
Each year millions of Americans embark on trips
using some
type of recreational vehicle. Proper plan-
ning of your trip will ensure a pleasurable experience.
A
thorough knowledge of your RV is important if you
are going to get the most out of the convenience and
safety items built into your vehicle.
Be as familiar with
it as you are with your personal car or truck. The
booklets included in
your Owner's Information
Package cover details of operation for the major ap-
pliances and
equipment built into your motor home
for
your comfort, convenience and safety. Later sec-
tions in this manual will also explain how to operate,
maintain, and service
important components and
systems in
your motor home.
LOADING AND WEIGHT DISTRIBUTION
Proper loading is one of the most important con-
siderations when traveling in an RV. Your motor home
is
built to safely carry a certain maximum load. For
safety'S sake, NEVER OVERLOAD THE MOTOR HOME.
This manual contains a detailed section that explains
proper loading and
weighing of the vehicle.
HAVE IT ALL UNDER CONTROL
Remember, your new motor home is a large vehi-
cle and requires different driving skills than a
passenger car. Later in this manual we'll outline some
tips on
how to become familiar with the handling
characteristics and driving techniques
that you need
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to
know to be a safe motor home driver. Of course,
don't overlook the laws of your state or province that
govern driving a motor home. Your state or provincial
Motor Vehicle Department can provide you with the
applicable vehicle codes that spell out your rights and
responsibilities
as a motor home owner.
INSPECT AND MAINTAIN
Follow a consistent schedule of inspection and
maintenance
for your motor home. Your continuing
safety and comfort depend on it. This manual includes
a section outlining maintenance intervals. Adherence
to these schedules will minimize the possibility of
failure of any important system or part of your motor
home. The time spent inspecting and maintaining your
motor home will provide you with many years of
recreational pleasure.
THE OWNER'S INFORMATION PACKAGE
Owner's Information Package
This package contains very valuable documents
about your motor home and its components and
systems. This
Owner's Manual is in this package.
Since this owner's manual does not cover every possi-
ble detail of equipment and options installed on or
in
your motor home, there are booklets and instruc-
tional material in the package that will help you safe-
ly operate, maintain and troubleshoot those items. Be
sure you read all this information and understand the
safety and operating instructions included in the
package. Keep these references handy.
If you ever
decide
to sell or trade your motor home, be sure the
new owner gets all the material in this package.
CHASSIS AND VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
Your motor home may be built on either the
Chevrolet G30 Cutaway Van or the Ford E350
Cutaway Van chassis. Several numbers are used to
identify the vehicle and components used on the vehi-
cle. The V.1.N. or Vehicle Identification Number is the
17-digit legal identification of the completed vehicle
and is
the number on the vehicle registration. The
V.1.N. is found on the left top of the instrument panel,

and is visible through the windshield. Refer to this
information when ordering parts from the chassis
manufacturer or chassis dealer service center. The
12-digit Fleetwood Identification Number (F.I.N.) is
located on
the certification tag located in the driver's
step well. Use this number when ordering parts
through your Fleetwood dealer or Service Center.
Identification Number Location
3
KEYS AND LOCKS
The keys to your motor home are pictured below.
Record all key numbers and keep them in a safe place
at home and in the motor home.
Keys
-=
~l.c
Key No.: _________________ _

EMERGENCY AND IDENTIFICATION INFORMATION
Before we explain how things work, take a few minutes to fill in the information on these two pages.
It'll be a handy reference for you in the future.
Your Name
___________________________________________________________ _
Model ____________________________________________________________________ ___
Serial Number __________________________________________________________ ___
Date Purchased _____________________________________________________ _
Dealer Name ___________________________________________________________ _
Address _________________________________________________________________ __
Insurance Policy
Company ________________________________________________________________ ___
Agent Name ____________________________________________________________ __
Telephone ________________________________________________________________ __
Policy Number ______________________________________________________ _
Range/Oven
Manufacturer _________________________________________________ _
Model _______________________________________________________ ___
Serial Number ____________________________________________________ _
Refrigerator
Manufacturer ________________________________________________ _
Model _____________________________________________________________ ___
Serial Number ___________________________________________________ _
Furnace
Manufacturer _________________________________________________ _
Model ____________________________________________________________ ___
Serial Number _____________________________________________ _
4

Water Heater
Manufacturer ________________________________________________________________________ __
Model ______________________________________________________________________ _
Serial Number
__________________________________________________________________ _
Air Conditioner
Manufacturer ____________________________________________________________ __
Model ______________________________________________________________________ _
Serial Number
______________________________________________ _
Microwave Oven
Manufacturer ___________________________________________________________________ __
Model ________________________ ~-------------------------------------------------
Serial Number _____________________________________________________ _
Stereo
Manufacturer ___________________________________________________________________ __
Model ______________________________________________________________________ _
Serial Number
_________________________________________________ _
Generator
Manufacturer ___________________________________________________________ __
Model ______________________________________________________________________ _
Serial Number
__________________________________________________________ _
Miscellaneous
Key Number ____________________________________________________________________ ___
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FOOD -BEVERAGES
____ Bread
____ Milk
____ Sugar
____ Coffee
____ Tea
____ Salt
____ Pepper
____ Catsup
____ Mustard
____ Eggs
____ Bacon
____ Butter
____ Cheese
____ Lunch Meat
____ Meat Dinners
____ Potatoes
____ Vegetables
____ Fruit
____ Cereals
____ Cookies
____ Beverages
____ Soups
____ Crackers
____ Pancake Mix
GALLEY
____ Dishes, Cups
____ Silverware
____ Tumblers
~ ___ Coffee Pot
____ Pots, Covers
____ Pans, Covers
____ Utensils, Flipper
____ Paper Plates, Cups
____ Napkins
____ Paper Towels
____ Can Opener
____ Bottle Opener
____ Sponges
____ Dish Towels
____ Dish Drainer
____ Liquid Detergent
____ Soap Powder
____ Window Cleaner
____ Wax Paper/Foil
____ Plastic Bags
____ Large Trash Bags
____ Portable BBQ
____ Charcoal Starter Fluid
____ Clothesline
____ Clothes pins
____ Matches
TRAVEL CHECK LIST
____ Water Pail
____ Candles
TOILETRIES -PERSONAL
____ Face Soap
____ Wash Cloths
____ Hand Towels
____ Bath Towels
____ Bathmat
____ Rubber Shower Mat
____ Facial Tissues
____ Bathroom Tissue
____ Toothbrushes
____ Toothpaste
____ Hair Brush
____ Combs
____ Chapstick
____ Suntan Lotion
____ Razor & Blades
____ Nail Clippers
____ Insect Repellent
____ First Aid Kit
____ Snake Bite Kit
_~~_ Sunglasses
CLOTHING
____ Underwear
____ Jackets
____ Sweaters
____ Various Shoes
____ Socks
____ Bathing Suits
____ Hats, Caps
____ Rainwear
____ Handkerchiefs
____ Pajamas
SLEEPING GEAR
____ Pillows
____ Pillow Cases
____ Sheets
____ Blankets
____ Sleeping Bags
RELAXING -ENTERTAINMENT
____ Playing Cards
____ Jigsaw Puzzles
____ Games
____ Books, Magazines
____ Writing Pads, Pencils
____ Canopy or Awning
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____ Battery Radio
____ Folding Chairs
SPORTS
____ Fishing Rods
____ Tackle Box, Bait
____ Baseball Bat, Gloves
____ Football
____ Frisbee
____ Hiking Boots
____ Backpack
____ Hunting Knife
____ Pocket Knife
____ Pocket Compass
____ Swim Fins
____ Air Pump
____ Kite & String
____ Copy Peterson's
"Field Guide"
MISCELLANEOUS
____ Road Maps
____ Directory, Trailer Camps
____ Camera & Film
____ Sewing Kit, Patches
____ Clothes Hangers
____ Firewood
____ Water Can
____ Gas Can
____ Holding Tank
Disposal Hoses(s)
____ Water Drain Pail
____ Flares or Reflectors
____ Holding Tank Chemicals
____ Fresh Water Hose
TOOLS
____ Screwdriver
____ Adjustable Wrench
____ Pliers
____ Small Saw
____ Hammer
____ Hatchet
____ Folding Shovel
____ Lantern, Fuel, Mantles
____ Flashlight
____ Spare Batteries, Bulb
____ Spare 12V Bulb
____ Spare 12V Fuses
____ Voltmeter
____ Circuit Test Light
____ Jumper Cables
____ Tire Air Gauge