Packing

RigFix · Packing · Date ________

1. 1. Tools that match this trailerTorque wrench, jack rated for the trailer's hitch or axle point you actually use, blocks, gloves, and wheel chocks.
2. 2. Sewer hose, fittings, and a spare washerA clear elbow tells you when the tank is actually empty.
3. 3. Drinking hose and a pressure regulatorKeep the drinking hose off the sewer hose in the bay.
4. 4. Surge protector you have tested at homeA protector still in the package does not help the first pedestal.
5. 5. Level blocks and a level you trustBlocks for the tires or the gear, plus a way to see the floor, not just the eye.
6. 6. Spare fuses for the 7-way and the trailer panelMatch the amperage already in the panel. Do not upsize a fuse.
7. 7. Paper copy of the door-sticker numbersPayload, GCWR, and the trailer's GVWR, in the truck. A dead phone should not be the only copy.
8. 8. Count people, dogs, and cab cargo against payloadThey share the sticker with the pin. Write the pounds, then put them in the towing check.
9. 9. Food that survives an unlevel travel dayDo not count on the refrigerator while the trailer is bouncing nose-high on a grade.
10. 10. A way to pay a dump fee that is not only an appSome sample-world stations, and many real ones, still want a card or cash at a window.