Congratulations on your new home. Don't be concerned about not having the Forrest River owner's manual. It seems they print a single version for all their models of motorhomes. It is so generic as to be useless. You would want to have the individual manuals for the various appliances and systems from the suppliers to Forrest River. You should also get the chassis owner's manual. Some can be found on the internet using Google, other may be available from people here on the forum.
A 2009 sales brochure would have the specifications for your model. Here is a link courtesy of forum member cfsoistman:
http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...res-10709.html
As for the grey and black tank valves, that is pretty easy: The black will usually be the bigger diameter pipe and valve. They grey will be smaller in size. On a previous van camper I owned, the two valves were close enough together to mix up, so I put some black paint on the valve handle for the black tank, and left the grey tank valve handle unpainted (the metal color was close enough to grey).
As for the back-up camera, there could be several reasons for it not working. I would start with the simple ones, like trying the different input buttons on the monitor and checking to see that the video cable is plugged in completely on the back of the monitor.
I recently bought a Forest River Georgetown 357QS from a seller that need out ASAP and I didn't get an educated walk through or many manuals. Therefore I have a couple of questions. I have not actually measured the RV and some sites indicate 35’ others say 37’? Grey and black water valves are not indicated as to which is which…granted I have not looked close enough to follow the plumbing. The back camera is not sending a signal to the monitor...common? Lastly, is there a website for downloading previous year’s owner’s manuals? Thanks in advance for all of the help…really looking forward to our first trip.
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