Trip equipment checklist and departure checklist for 2017 Keystone Cougar trailer
Checklists (departure and equipment):
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PACKING LIST:
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Balls, mitts, lawn games
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Battery: red tip to left neg post; black tip to right positive post
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Bicycles and biking helmets
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Binoculars
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Briefcase with scriptures and books
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Dutch oven equipment and recipes
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Glasses
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Golf clubs and shoes
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Guidebooks and maps and atlases
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Golfing hat and hiking hat and jogging hat
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Iphone and Iphone charging cord
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National Parks passports
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Mammal and bird books
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Pill dispenser
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Reservation slips
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Retainer
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Stave and hiking shoes
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Sunscreen and insect spray
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Telescopes and binoculars
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Tote bag with clothes & swim gear
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Trailer keys, both doors
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Trailer Life campground guidebook
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Trickle charger
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Wallet & money
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Maps, RV books
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Generator?
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Portable sewage dump for trailer?
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Sandals for showering
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Jogging stick, jogging shoes, exercise clothes, ear buds, iPhone
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Toiletries
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Battery for power drill
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- DEPARTURE LIST:
- Switch the refrigerator from electricity to propane
- Make sure the refrigerator doors are firmly closed
- Lights off and water heater off
- Close the roof vents and close all windows
- Pick up the levelers as I pull away from garage or camp spot
- Check the blinkers and brake lights when trailer and truck are linked
- Empty the black tank first then gray, then flush the black with San-T-Flush
- Stow all lines, cords, drains, and hookups
- Room extension returned to stowed position
- Canopy rolled in
- Chains, brake line, electrical line from trailer to truck
- Stabilizers retracted
- Steps folded in, side railing bar folded in
- Secure shower door with strap
- Secure door from bathroom to bedroom with strap
- Turn the heater or air conditioner off
- Turn propane off if putting away in garage
- Loose items secured
- Battery for power drill
- Remember that the water heater can run on propane OR electricity. To switch to electricity, there is an on/off switch near the pilot light.
- In the ON position, the water heater uses electricity rather than propane.
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