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[Soji]

Hi everyone,

I am new to RVing. I have a 2013 keystone outback toy hauler I do not have a vehicle to haul it, it is sitting on my property.

It can sleep six but it will probably only sleep two.

I am a little excited about it but because it was used I have no idea where certain parts are and I am having to get connected to the water and septic on my property at a later date. Because I don’t have electricity it is difficult for me to find out what parts work and which parts you don’t, prayerfully I will be OK and I will let you guys know in the next couple of months

[sourdough]

Welcome and congrats on the new to you trailer. If you can't hook it to anything I'm assuming the batteries are dead, as in toast. Rainy weather will be coming soon so I would suggest getting a ladder so you can get on the roof and inspect all the sealant, transition strips etc. to make sure there is nothing up there that can cause a leak. You can do that without any power or anything else. You can do the same on any sealing/transition strips anywhere on the trailer.

[Soji]

Sourdough

Thanks so much for that valuable information. I will get that done.

[spicercars]

Welcome from northern MN.

[Gary R.]

Hello and welcome! Congrats on the new-to-you Outback!

Another thing I would look at is the electrical wiring. If the RV has been sitting in one spot for awhile, mice can climb aboard and chew on the wiring insulation.

Have fun and take care!