Crib sheet for MotorHome (1 Viewer)

[BobandLoulou]

Hi all, I am waiting for our new (to us) Motorhome (MH) and have been pondering over a few things. One of them is a crib sheet for all the various filling points on the MH such as gas, electrics, water etc to put under the sun visor so that i can pull up to the right side of the pump etc. I thought it would be nice to ask you if you have done the same and any pictures of them would be great to see. I'm not sure if 'Crib sheet' is the right term either.

 

[Janine]

I'm not sure if 'Crib sheet' is the right term either.

Check list?

 

[BobandLoulou]

I was thinking more of this sort of thing.

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[Janine]

That looks useful!

I was thinking more like a check list that pilots use before take-off

 

[Emmenay]

Check list?

Tomato/Tomaydo, I have a check list that I wouldn't dare drive the motorhome without checking before moving off.

 

[Janine]

I like the idea of the drawing though - everything on my moho is the opposite side to my car and I do get confused

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[kevenh]

We’ve all sorts of checklists at MHF
Surely there’ll be one (or more ) for you here.

 

[theapples]

An important thing I have on the sun visor is the height and width of m'home. I can remember the height normaly but as you approach a low bridge I always doubt myself, so nice to have a written reassurance.

 

[ceejayt]

A check list is a good idea. You should include checking drawers are closed, windows shut etc. Otherwise I always forget something

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[ceejayt]

Here is mine...

 

[Boris7]

I keep one in the cab and check through it before setting off..

1. Has she done all jobs on her list?
2. If 1 = yes go to 3.
3. Are you sober. If yes go to 4.
4. Is the fridge full of beer?
5. Get on with it man.

 

[Brains]

I have a pilot type check list which I confirm with the co-pilot

Critical Issues (In order of importance):
1. Skylights: Closed
2. Satellite dish: Down
3. Electrical cable. In
4. Ramps: In
5. Lockers: All locked (Check both sides in mirror)
6. Awning: In
7. Bikes: Lock and load
8. Furniture and BBQ: Loaded
9. Hab door: Locked

Important Issues:
Gas: Off
Doormat: In
Blue water tank: Quantity - If we don't need it we have a valve that will dump all but 25 liters
Gray water: Dumped
Gray water valve: Open or closed.
Black Water: Dumped
Taps: Switched on or off (We have a switch)
Anti rattle devices: Operational
Fridge: Door closed and on or off (gas, 12v/240v etc)
Sink cover : Packed
Internal lights: Off

10. Finally! Step : In

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[kevenh]

We shd supply decent checklist at MHF imo

 

[Stealaway]

An important thing I have on the sun visor is the height and width of m'home. I can remember the height normaly but as you approach a low bridge I always doubt myself, so nice to have a written reassurance.

Great minds
My one encapsulated and stuck to my sunblind

 

[BobandLoulou]

This is all great stuff guys, I'm starting to put a list together. Thanks.

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[kevenh]

A screenshot from the Resources section of MHF:

I've used some & they're great.
Maybe too verbose

 

[BobandLoulou]

I've used some & they're great.
Maybe too verbose

I saw this list but nothing happens when i click on them, where are they please?

 

[BobandLoulou]

A screenshot from the Resources section of MHF

Thanks for this, I've now spotted the Download button at the top Right which i didn't see the first couple of times looking at the page.

My original post was about the one you put on the underside of the visor, locations of things for filling or emptying in order to position correctly. I like the addition of adding the height etc as well.

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[ManTheVan]

We’re lucky. All our service points are on the near side, so not too hard to remember!