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Trailer Equipment and Accessories
1. Water hose, 5/8 in. high pressure, tasteless,
odorless, non-toxic, (2 -- 25 ft. sections).
2. “Y” connection -- water hose.
3. The sewer hose with clamp.
4. Drain cap with hose drain.
5. Holding tank cleaner and deodorizer.
6. Power cord adapter 30 --amp Capacity.
7. 50 ft. electric cord, 12-3 wire, 30-ampere
capacity.
8. 25 ft. electric cord, 10-3, 30-ampere
capacity.
9. Woodblocks for leveling.
10. Wheel chocks.
11. Hydraulic jacks.
12. Cross type lug wrench.
13. Torque Wrench
14. Quality tire gauge.
15. Emergency road warning triangle.
Personal
1. Tow vehicle insurance to cover you and your
family fully.
2. Avoiding cash. Use Travelers Checks and
credit cards.
3. Confirmed reservations.
4. Have sunglasses for everyone.
5. Pack camera and film.
6. Make a checklist of clothing for everyone,
and toilet articles
Motoring Essentials
1. Display the tow vehicle and trailer
registration properly.
2. Carry drivers license. In Canada, you’ll
need a non-residence liability insurance
card, birth certificate and/or passport.
3. In Mexico, you must have special
auto insurance and a passport.
4. Carry an extra set of the ignition
and truck keys in a separate pocket,
or in your wallet.
5. Keep an operating flashlight with
fresh batteries in the glove compartment.
6. Pack the trunk so that you can reach
the tools and spare tire without
completely unpacking.
7. Keep sharp or hard articles securely packed
wherever they may be.
8. Do not packed things in the passenger
seating area. You need the maximum
space for comfort.
9. Wear easy wash, drip-dry traveling clothes.
10. Do not make your vacation trips a mileage
marathon. Stop and relax frequently.
11. Carry a first-aid kit.
12. Carry your pets dish, food, leash, and
health and registration papers.
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