Get Out And Look: check low-hanging live oak branches, hidden stumps, soft sand, and utility post clearance.

Spotter must stay visible in tow vehicle side mirrors at all times. Stop immediately if you lose sight of spotter.

Confirm your 25-foot power cord and 15-foot sewer hose will reach the pedestal and ground inlet.

Pull trailer wheel up onto leveling blocks until bubble is centered. Do this BEFORE unhitching.

NEVER unhitch from the tow ball before both sides of the trailer are firmly chocked.

Remove safety pin, release coupler latch, lower tongue jack footpad, and crank up until coupler clears the ball.

Use tongue jack to raise or lower the front until trailer floor/frame is completely level in all directions.

Stabilizers only reduce wobble. Using them to lift trailer weight will twist frame and damage jacks.

Prevents electrical arcs that burn prongs on your expensive surge protector and cord.

Wait for green lights. Do not connect your trailer if open neutral, reverse polarity, or voltage spikes are detected.

Plug into RV side first, lock collar, plug other end into surge protector, then turn pedestal breaker ON.

Campground water pressure often surges over 80–100 PSI, which can burst PEX RV plumbing lines.

Run water through hose for 10 seconds to purge air and sediment before connecting to RV City Water inlet.

Use threaded sewer donut or weight to keep hose firmly in campground sewer pipe.

Leaving black valve open lets liquid drain while solids dry into a hardened "poop pyramid" inside your tank. Only open to dump!

Confirm fridge indicator shows shore power operation to conserve propane.

Turn on hot water faucet until a steady stream flows with no spitting. Turning on empty element burns it out in seconds.

A sudden Florida downpour will pool water on a flat awning, bending the heavy aluminum roller tube.