RiverStone PDI on Saturday

[Boostable]

Doing our PDI on our new Riverstone Legacy 38MB on Saturday. Any advice on things to check that I might not of thought off? Any common issue, etc?


Thanks in advance,



Jack

[lcv800]

Congratulations Jack. I have a 2019 MB and love it. I used a standard PDI form that was three pages long that I downloaded from this site. Mine took about 4 hours. Nothing special that you wouldn't check on any other RV. Best of luck to you.
Rusty

[lcv800]

Hope your delivery went well.

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Rusty

[Boostable]

Everything went good. We spent about 4 hours in it and really liked it. We made a good choice and we looked at a LOT!. But man was a long day. Flew out at 6am, back home at 11pm. Whooped!

Heading back up on the 15th to pick it up! Gonna take a few days on the way back and camp a little. Looking forward to it.

Jack

[D W]

1. Allot yourself an adequate amount of time for the PDI

2. Don't be in hurry to tow and go!

3. The only stupid questions are the ones you don't ask.

Good Luck!

[rlh1957]

Have someone on your team video the entire PDI. You will not remember everything, this also gives you proof of what was said, not said and promised. Every RV has a different procedure and access point for winterization, plumbing, etc. And remember Manuals and factory instruction materials you get Suck!

[lcv800]

Gotta say, I got a ton of manuals from most every accessory installed on my 38MB, enough to fill two 3" binders. A lot more than I got when I bought my Voltage toy hauler a few years back.
Rusty