Cougar Build Drawings?

[SparkDr]

Friends just purchased a 2015 Cougar 21RBS and would like to add a KeBloc exterior TV mount to the side of the TT. Are build sheets, factory drawings, etc (I'm sure I'm using the wrong terminology here) available for this unit? I know Jayco has this information readily available, but am unsure if Keystone offers the same information to their owners. This knowledge would go a long ways in helping to determine the most appropriate location and securing methods for the mount. Thanks in advance for any assistance.

[GmaPaTime]

From what I've heard, Keystone does not release or make available any build drawings or wiring diagrams for any of their units.

Steve

[KanTC]

Keystone doesn't release any type of build info [structural, plumbing, wiring, etc] to the public.

Terri, the Chevy co-pilot

[SparkDr]

While the answer doesn't seem to be what we were hoping for, the speed of the responses is commendable. Thanks, folks. You saved me a lot of wasted Googling.

[B-O-B'03]

Originally Posted by KanTC

Keystone doesn't release any type of build info [structural, plumbing, wiring, etc] to the public.

Terri, the Chevy co-pilot

Probably because they don't have any and no 2 trailers are built the same?

At least that is my suspicion, after finding whoever roto-zipped the hole for the outside electrical outlet had also roto-zipped through the kitchen drain line

-Brian

[KanTC]

Originally Posted by B-O-B'03

Probably because they don't have any and no 2 trailers are built the same?.......<snip>.......-Brian

I guess that's a good possibility, Brian. Some of our members have been on the Keystone factory tour... I haven't, so can't answer based on "first-hand" knowledge in that respect.

Although, I believe that "WHOEVER" [installed your power source] must be related to the "whoever" person that adds the ID (labels) STICKERS for the holding tank levers. The "WHOEVER" family also works are other RV Manufacturers too.

Terri, the Chevy co-pilot

[B&T]

Possibly, On a cool, damp morning, you may be able to see the dew outline of the aluminum studs.

[hankpage]

Originally Posted by B&T

Possibly, On a cool, damp morning, you may be able to see the dew outline of the aluminum studs.

X2 and you may also see some exposed inside storage areas .

[Pull Toy]

If you can access the back side of the chosen mounting area, I would strongly suggest a backing plate! Another thought... how about a small utility table, and a free standing TV? After all you'll be putting the TV away anyhow when you're not on site.