Once
you have carried out the check, click on
the box at the left. If you have any remarks,
type them in on the box on the right. Once
you have checked all the items you require
and are done with your check, you can just
print it out for your records (by clicking
on the print icon at the top of your browser).
IMPORTANT:
Always check the RV in person
Bring
with you:
Flashlight
Spark plug wrench
Coveralls
Lug
wrench
Heavy
duty jack
Air
gauge
Paper
towels, wet wipes
Voltmeter
Things
to Check: CHASSIS
Tires:
Cracking? Excessive wear? Signs of misalignment?
Proper inflation?
Rims:
Dents, cracks? All bolts present and tight?
Excessive
wheel bearing play?
Brakes:
Leaking lines? Excessive wear?
Drive
shaft: excessive free-play in u-joints?
Exhaust:
Excessive rust? Holes? All hangars in place?
Fluid
Leaks?
Any
signs of chassis damage from rocks, debris,
etc.?
Lube
points look properly maintained
Hitch
- Properly mounted?
Spare
tire: Present and in good condition?
Sufficient
jack available?
Holding
tank(s) condition?
Storage
compartments - rust? Leaks?
Recent
emission test?
Propane
tank(s) condition? Any leaks (odors)?
Things
to Check: ROOF
Overall
condition - hail damage?
Signs
of leaks or repairs?
Cracked/broken vent covers, etc.?
Proper mounting of accessories?
Things
to Check: ENGINE
Oil
level and appearance?
Brake
fluid level and appearance?
Transmission
fluid level and appearance? Radiator rust
or corrosion?
Radiator
level and appearance?
Spark
plug condition? (remove and inspect)
Loose hoses or wires?
Air
cleaner - Proper seal? Filter Condition?
Carburetor
- Clean? Freely moving parts?
Battery
leakage or corrosion? Water levels? (if
applicable) Charged?
Belts/hoses
in good condition?
Things
to Check: INTERIOR
Signs
of water damage or leaks? Check vents and
windows especially
Fridge
in working order on propane, DC and AC (if
applicable)