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    Posted: 24 Mar 2018 at 5:54pm
The key to off setting major problems is to address minor problems when they occur. You are on the right track, with your fresh water drain, you see it fix it. Use that warranty while you have it and Happy Trails.
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" I had the right to remain silent, I just didn't have the ability."
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Posts: 15 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24 Mar 2018 at 10:27pm
Originally posted by mjlrpod

Welcome and congrats. Don't get nervous about a leak here or a squeak there, it's all normal. You have to go thru your share of beeping fridge and ,how do i shut the fan off issues. It's part of the fun and overall experience. Nothing is a major problem and between here and the dealer you will be fine. Just enjoy the new experience of being off the ground and no wet canvass.


Oh we are tickled pink right now! I know I’ll have my fair share of issues and quirks, it to be expected.
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Welcome, from one new member to another.
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Congrats - we picked up our 179 on March 1st and have been out 4 times already. Never owning a TT it is a work in progress. We just made a check list of getting all the steps done in order, which seems to be helping us a lot. I would suggest doing that. 
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Posts: 15 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 Mar 2018 at 10:21am
Originally posted by Woody.1

Congrats - we picked up our 179 on March 1st and have been out 4 times already. Never owning a TT it is a work in progress. We just made a check list of getting all the steps done in order, which seems to be helping us a lot. I would suggest doing that. 

Making a check list of is a great idea and something I am already working on. I play a Manufacturing Engineer Mon-Fri and part of my job to is define/write processes. This sometimes carries over to home and definitely will for the pod. 

The wife really wants to go to Camping World, so we are headed there today. 
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Posts: 113 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25 Mar 2018 at 10:42am
Originally posted by mjlrpod

Welcome and congrats. Don't get nervous about a leak here or a squeak there, it's all normal. You have to go thru your share of beeping fridge and ,how do i shut the fan off issues. It's part of the fun and overall experience. Nothing is a major problem and between here and the dealer you will be fine. Just enjoy the new experience of being off the ground and no wet canvass.

I had forgotten about the beeping fridge!
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Posts: 31 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26 Mar 2018 at 9:20am
Originally posted by TheFornstars

Originally posted by Woody.1

Congrats - we picked up our 179 on March 1st and have been out 4 times already. Never owning a TT it is a work in progress. We just made a check list of getting all the steps done in order, which seems to be helping us a lot. I would suggest doing that. 

Making a check list of is a great idea and something I am already working on. I play a Manufacturing Engineer Mon-Fri and part of my job to is define/write processes. This sometimes carries over to home and definitely will for the pod. 

The wife really wants to go to Camping World, so we are headed there today. 

John just posted a great review on his YouTube channel on leveling and unhooking trailer. For us newbies it’s great.
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