What will come with the trailer?

[Tom48]

Originally Posted by TheMohns

I bought a Vengeance 377V last week and will be picking it up this Wednesday. Do trailers usually come with power cord? Sewer hoses?
Also, this trailer has a half bath, so will I need two sewer hoses and one of those Y shaped splitters?
I have a shopping cart going on Amazon but I don't want to buy things that will come with the trailer.

Thanks.

Ours came new from the factory on June 1st. From factory had a crank for the jacks that doubled as a manual crank for the tongue jack. Also a 30amp power cord. Delivery driver brought it with his own battery. Emergency brake has to have one, but then at the dealer they would have installed one cheap 12 volt, but we had negotiated to bring our own new pair of golf cart batts. The dealer threw in a starter kit from Valterra worth $50- $60 on line that was fine for the little time we use hookups.

[Tom48]

Originally Posted by W5CI

Don't forget a good Brass water pressure regulator, so you won't rupture the cheap plastic water fittings in your TT

The Valterra starter kit includes that and the tank Chemicals as well as a couple rolls of toilet. Literally everything you need for a weekend check out.

[TheMohns]

We are picking the trailer up tomorrow. I have us set up to stay at the Marval Resort in Grove, OK Friday and Saturday. So no time for Amazon. I will just have to buy whatever I need from the RV shop.
Thanks for all the advice!

[twoclaws]

Originally Posted by TheMohns

I bought a Vengeance 377V last week and will be picking it up this Wednesday. Do trailers usually come with power cord? Sewer hoses?
Also, this trailer has a half bath, so will I need two sewer hoses and one of those Y shaped splitters?
I have a shopping cart going on Amazon but I don't want to buy things that will come with the trailer.

Thanks.

Regarding two bathrooms and buying a "Y". They are OK if your parked a long long time at one spot. I bought and used once. Now I manage the tanks by switching one hose when needed. Much easier. The shower/tub bath grey will need to be emptied far sooner than the kitchen grey or either black tanks so the shower tub connection gets the hook up. And I ll switch from there. Also a "y" requires more hoses to purchase and store. Hold off on this Y consideration