Arrival and setup

RigFix · Arrival and setup · Date ________

1. 1. Walk length and overhead before you pull inLook for limbs, pedestal roofs, and the neighbor's slide. The site post's length is a claim, not a measurement you have made yet.
2. 2. On a pull-through, leave the tail and the truck an exitStop where the rear cap and the truck's exit both still clear. Getting in is the easy half.
3. 3. Chock before you unhitchChock the trailer wheels before the pin comes out of the hitch.
4. 4. Landing gear down on a padSoft gravel lets the gear punch in overnight. A board under the foot is part of the setup, not an extra.
5. 5. Unhitch as level as the site allowsNote blocks if the site is off. Do not use stabilizer jacks to lift the trailer.
6. 6. Park the truck so you can still leaveAfter you unhitch, confirm the tailgate clears the pin box and you are not the cork in the campground road.
7. 7. Open slides only after the trailer is stable and clearA slide into a picnic table is a repair, not a setup step you can undo.
8. 8. Shore power: confirm the pedestal before the adapter50-amp before a 30-amp adapter. Put the surge protector in line. Do not power the trailer through a mystery splitter.
9. 9. Water on purpose, sewer closed for storageA regulator on city water. Open the sewer while dumping, then close it. Do not store the trailer with the valve open.