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RE: Electric Jack Issue/ Battery Storage
As Jim said, probably a blown fuse on the truck. I'm not familiar with the Chevy/GMC electrical but there is a fuse on my Ford.
If you take the batteries out a battery tender is your best bet - cheap and won't over charge the batteries. If the batteries were dead they may not recover but a bettery tender might be able to bring them back.
Finally, if it isn't a long power run you can just plug the camper in and let the house power the internal electrics.
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sbryan@vtbryans.com
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11/17/22 11:39am |
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RE: First big trip - Newbie questions
We always add some water to the fresh tank. Might want to wash some dishes or might boon dock somewhere and don't want to be without. We don't usually fill it full unless we know we will be boondocking for most of our evenings. I don't have a black tank in the TC (cassette toilet) but in my old RV we always put a few inches of water in the tank. You want to make sure #2 stays wet for later draining. Makes it much easier to dump.
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sbryan@vtbryans.com
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06/20/22 03:06pm |
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