Sooner rv

[SOONER RV]

HELLO WE ARE NEW TO THE RV LIFE,,,, JUST BOUGHT A 1996 HOLIDAY RAMBLER ENDEAVOR...HAVE NOT TAKEN OUT ON THE ROAD YET, HAVING A HARD TIME LEARNING ABOUT OUR NEW TOY IT DID NOT COME WITH AN OWNERS MANUEL OR PARTS MANUEL HAVE BEEN SEARCHING INTERNET AND MAKING CALLS WITH NO LUCK JUST WONDERING IF SOMEONE COULD HELP US OUT WE WOULD APPRECIATE ANY HELP SO WE CAN HAVE FUN THIS SUMMER.....
WE ARE LOOKING FOR SOMEWHERE WHERE WE CAN GET AND OWNERS AND PARTS MANUEL.....THANKS WENDY AND PAT

[Chickenman]

Welcome to IRV2. This site has many experienced RV owners who will be glad to answer your questions. Do you have any specific questions other than the owner's manual location?

Most likely someone will come along soon who can direct you to the owners manual.

Enjoy many safe miles.

[Petro]

Wendy & Pat;

Welcome to iRV2. We are glad you joined us. Congratulations on your decision to enjoy the RV lifestyle. Sorry I can't help you with your owners manual. Perhaps if you posted your request in the Monaco Forum you may receive a response. I believe Monaco owns Holiday Rambler. We have a great group here who like to help when they can so don't be afraid to ask questions.

I would suggest you reduce your font size as your post is difficult to read. Most of us use #2.

DM

[DRosedale]

Welcome to the forum. Congrats on your new rig. Many happy and safe miles.

[awarnes]

What type of frig, hot water heater, furnace you can go online with the manufacturer and that is how I got the manuals for each. If Monaco owns HR call them and they may be able to help. Also if you post specific questions the forum is a great resource.

I would also say to try a couple of days of camping in the driveway. Begin making a list of anything besides food you need to go inside to get. We did that with our TT last year and from there the DW got a new set of kitchen ware. Keep mama happy. When we sold the TT and bought the MH we just transfered everything and then added items that we know can carry.

Good Luck and Happy Travels

[Juanita N Fl]

Yes, camping out in drive is good to do before hand. We hooked our used RV up and found a water leak under the kitchen sink as well as a leak around the hose bib on the main water line. We also found out that the batteries need replacing and the fresh water holding tank will not drain. We need to drain it and add new water before trying it out on the road. All fairly minor problems found at home but would be a real pain if found in the middle of no where without replacement parts!