Spec's

[Slick Rick]

I just purchased a 2007 Georgetown and I am having a hard time finding the spec sheet for this. Any recommendations would be helpful.

[Inlineskater67]

I think you can go to the Forest River Owners website and search.

[Mr. Dan]

Originally Posted by Inlineskater67

I think you can go to the Forest River Owners website and search.

To what site are you referring? Do you have a link?

[NXR]

Check this post here: https://www.forestriverforums.com/fo...res-10709.html

Ray

[Inlineskater67]

Forestriverfrog.com has some infor. there is a contact us link there that may help.

[RedLdr1]

I've found RVUSA.com usually has some info on older RVs. On the Georgetown they only go back to 2008. But if your 2007 model is listed it should be fairly close. See Here

[kenandterry]

Originally Posted by Slick Rick

I just purchased a 2007 Georgetown and I am having a hard time finding the spec sheet for this. Any recommendations would be helpful.

There’s always a number of different models of Georgetown any given year. You didn’t specify which model here, or in your profile, which would be helpful also.

So far you’ve basically said you have a Chevrolet Malibu….but that’s just the start of details.

[Slick Rick]

Yes, there are many models. Mine is a 34TS with the ford v10.
And yes they start at 2008 and don't cover anything about the slides and other things.
I know to check and change my oil, I need wiring diagrams, plumbing and stuff like that.

[NXR]

Forest River does not publish documents like that even for the current model year. You're on your own, just like the rest of us.

Ray

[DJ252]

Originally Posted by NXR

Forest River does not publish documents like that even for the current model year. You're on your own, just like the rest of us.

Ray

Afraid so.

As I understand it, there are exceptions but on our Surveyor, the dealer pointed to FR and FR pointed to the dealer and both warned of warranty voidance, resulting in no help, whatsoever.

I've crawled and in some cases, materially changed existing wiring, over much of the camper.

To be honest, I haven't found a single sloppily made connection but I have found and abundance of excess wire. And not just a little.

They could save real money, if they more standardized the wiring.

And give consumer a real aid, with a wiring diagram.

But they don't.