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jdiffend

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Posted: 02/21/12 02:21pm

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The dealer I purchased my Day Dreamer from said manuals were included when I bought the RV. What he didn't tell me is that he hadn't actually ordered the manuals yet.
Is there a place I can download the manuals from as pdf documents?

donn0128

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Posted: 02/21/12 02:25pm

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Any Forest River manual you are expecting is going to be totally useless. It is generic and full of loopholes.
What you can do, is go out list all of the appliances you have by make, model, and serial number. Then go to the respective web sites and download the manuals for each item you need/want one for.
BTW welcome from a fellow Creaker.

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rattleNsmoke

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Posted: 02/21/12 04:06pm

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It's more important to get the various ancillary manufacturers accessory manuals than the CC owners manual. As the OP said, the manual is so generic it's virtually useless.
Mike

2010 Cedar Creek 34SATS (The Beast) & 20k Curt Q20 roller slider hitch
2006 Ford F350 SRW,SC Powerstroke diesel Lariat
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and a wifey with tons of patience....