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Hey! New owners, and veterans too!
The snow is FINALLY receding, the ice is melting too and we're finding that there is actually lawn that exists under all this white stuff. It has been a long, long cold winter.
Depending on how you have had your unit stored, it may have been exposed to all of winters wrath this year. Ice snow, more snow, a little more snow, some ice again. It can be hard on the roof, and other components.
If you are a new owner make sure you take the time to read the paperwork that came with your new unit. If you bought used and didn't have a lot of information, take the time to look your items up on line. There are plenty of things that need to be checked, inspected and operated.
Don't take for granted that your new unit was gone over and everything has been checked. No offence intended to the guys and gals at the big or little dealerships, but they go through a lot of these units. they assume you are going to know, or that it is common knowledge that "this" has to be done prior to doing "that".
I check a good number of things. Some of the things are:
1. Electrical connectors for corrosion and tightness.
2. My brother-in-law lost a tire off the dual rear wheel of his MH because the dealer didn't tighten the lug nuts. My wife insists that I check them.
3. Water heater anode condition
4. Freshwater system pressurized and no leaks present.
How about you? What are you going to check this spring?
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