SECTION 2
DRIVING YOUR MOTORHOME
2-1
(See also Safety Precautions, Section 1 of this
manual.)
NOTE: See your Workhorse chassis operator's
guide for information on starting the
engine, operating the transmission,
steering column controls descriptions of
instrument gauges and other chassis
related information.
Some items described in this section may
be optional or unavailable on your
coach.
BEFORE ENTERING YOUR
VEHICLE
Before entering your vehicle, there are a few
recommended procedures that will aid in your
driving safety and equipment.
1. Be sure that the windows, mirrors and light
lenses are clean and unobstructed.
2. Make sure all exterior lights operate prop-
erly.
3. Check tires for proper cold inflation pres-
sures.
4. Check wheel lug nuts for tightness.
5. Look beneath the vehicle for noticeable fluid
leakage.
6. Check fluid levels and fill if necessary. This
includes engine oil, transmission fluid, cool-
ant, brake fluid, power steering fluid and
windshield washer solvent.
7. Unhook and store sewer and water supply
hoses.
8. Retract step.
9. Be sure that all of your cargo is secured
before traveling. Be aware of loose items on
tables or countertops, or free-standing furni-
ture items that could become dangerous pro-
jectiles during a sudden stop or evasive
manuever.
10. Check around your vehicle in all directions
to assure that you have proper clearance.
11. Lower TV antenna.
12. Disconnect and store shoreline.
BEFORE DRIVING YOUR
VEHICLE
Before preparing to drive your vehicle, here
are a few recommended procedures that will add
to your driving safety and enjoyment.
1. Be sure that you adjust the interior and exte-
rior rear view mirrors to your driving prefer-
ence.
The engine should be shut off unless
specifically required for a certain pro-
cedure.
Transmission must be in P (Park) and
park brake applied while performing
any checks or adjustments.
Before driving your vehicle, be sure
you have read the entire operator’s
manual and that you understand your
vehicle’s equipment completely and
how to use the equipment safely.
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