Hello,
After driving 100 miles to see the unit, I wasn't satisfied with the exterior of it but end up buying it since they owner gave me a deal I couldn't resist.
It is a 2007 model, I paid 3500. The front top where it is about to curve onto the roof has some damage (it looks like somebody kicked or punched it a few times). I am thinking the previous owner drove through some tree branches. It has some leaks (minor inside). The owner had it caulked at the seam line and said the leak doesn't exist anymore. I will be testing it tonight with a hose.
Anyways I have a few questions. I played around with the control system to view the level of the water, battery, etc.
In order to run water from the shower or sink, I have to turn on the pump? If I have a water line input hooked up, I don't need to have the pump on correct?
Also, I want to test the water heater (maybe take a shower). Do I turn the switch on for a few minutes and test it? I will be running the electrical cord from my garage to the trailer.
Thanks ahead,
tntrac
After driving 100 miles to see the unit, I wasn't satisfied with the exterior of it but end up buying it since they owner gave me a deal I couldn't resist.
It is a 2007 model, I paid 3500. The front top where it is about to curve onto the roof has some damage (it looks like somebody kicked or punched it a few times). I am thinking the previous owner drove through some tree branches. It has some leaks (minor inside). The owner had it caulked at the seam line and said the leak doesn't exist anymore. I will be testing it tonight with a hose.
Anyways I have a few questions. I played around with the control system to view the level of the water, battery, etc.
In order to run water from the shower or sink, I have to turn on the pump? If I have a water line input hooked up, I don't need to have the pump on correct?
Also, I want to test the water heater (maybe take a shower). Do I turn the switch on for a few minutes and test it? I will be running the electrical cord from my garage to the trailer.
Thanks ahead,
tntrac