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Originally Posted by Outbackmel
I think for RV's, we know the answer from this forum. Like a classic work of art, we each own the ONLY ONE OF IT's KIND in existence....
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If it is any consolation, this is not unique to Keystone. Sunline produced a great trailer and had some of the best customer service of any company I have ever dealt with. But their owner's manual was actually worse with very little info about the unit.
One thing they did do nicely was to provide a very large 3 ring binder with all of the appliance manuals, etc. punched and inserted.
Additionally, they did include a build sheet, appliance serial number list, inspection sheet, and a detailed floor plan. The floor plan showed only a bird's eye view and you still had to figure out if something was high or low or in between. But at least you knew where to confine your search.
One of the caveats of all this is:
"If you buy a trailer from a dealer, new or used, insist on a detailed walk-through on delivery day by an experienced RV tech. Make sure they show and tell EVERYTHING in the unit. Take notes or pictures or videos or whatever!" A perfect example of all this was our own walk through. I told the tech up front that I was very experienced with RV appliances and systems so that what we really wanted from him was all the model specific stuff like how to get at that pesky water pump and where the low point drains were located.
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