tool kit

And see the longer explanation about NCVTs.  See the link in my signature, the first item that pops up.

Originally posted by lizpac I read a post about grounding wires and somebody's r-pod being a bit dangerous is this something to worry about? How does one check for that-they really tell you absolutely nothing at the rv place. They treat me sort of poorly.Our first trial run the fridge didn't work, bathroom door kept swinging open, there was a leak under sink, the water pump didn't work it was kind of a nightmare! One step up from our tent camping days. Luckily they are fixing all these things but it is taking 3 weeks... What if we were on our trip. I am crossing my fingers that all will work out! It is a brand new R-pod Any and all advice is welcome I am feeling like a lone woman in man's territory! Thanks again!! I love that there is a place I can ask questions. Liz-newbie to the r-pod world

Boy, it sounds like they gave you a very poor walk-through when you purchased, or maybe even none at all.  Those are all items that should have been discovered before you left the dealership.  But don't sweat it too much about what might happen if something goes wrong on a trip.  If something like a water pump failed or the fridge stopped working, you can still keep on camping!  If you camped in a tent for years, you can handle a few days in a nice camper without those amenities. 

Bottom line:  Relax!  Take notes when you go so you remember what to do or not do next time you go camping.  And don't be afraid to ask questions!

I read a post about grounding wires and somebody's r-pod being a bit dangerous is this something to worry about? How does one check for that-they really tell you absolutely nothing at the rv place. They treat me sort of poorly.Our first trial run the fridge didn't work, bathroom door kept swinging open, there was a leak under sink, the water pump didn't work it was kind of a nightmare! One step up from our tent camping days. Luckily they are fixing all these things but it is taking 3 weeks... What if we were on our trip. I am crossing my fingers that all will work out! It is a brand new R-pod
Any and all advice is welcome I am feeling like a lone woman in man's territory!
Thanks again!! I love that there is a place I can ask questions.
Liz-newbie to the r-pod world

how and how often do I check these bearings and brake temps? Not even sure what I am looking for here:)

I saw a 12 volt air compressor mentioned, I would add a tire plug kit.  As long as a puncture isn't in the sidewall or isn't too big, you should be able to get back on the road w/o removing the tire in about 20 minutes.