Canadian Compliance

[komokoa]

On the Montana MSRP build sheet there is a reference to Canadian Compliance. Anybody know what it is referring to?

Thanks Ken

[RVWheels]

Komokoa,
I believe the term "Canadian Compliance" refers to the fact that the trailer meets Canadian Government requirements.
RVWheels

[komokoa]

Sorry I should have expanded the question. I was wondering what the exact differences were?

Thanks Ken

[Sierra 117]

I think its just a piece of paper that says Montanas comply with Canadian requirements.

[komokoa]

That was my guess also I can't imagine any significant changes needed other than a piece of paper.

[bruiser]

All products imported into Canada must meet CSA standards (Canadian Standards Association) This is particularly true of appliances used in the trailers. There is probably no difference between Keystone products sold in the US or Canada except that Keystone has taken the necessary steps to ensure that the proper CSA labels have been attached. Many years ago, a friend of mine bought a motorhome in the US and was not allowed to import it into Canada because it did not have the proper certification. He ended up selling it. If you are thinking of buying a trailer in the US and bringing it back to Canada make sure you do your homework first. There is a lot of paperwork. Even though we have free trade between the countries, products cannot be imported unless they meet established Canadian standards. If buying in Canada, your dealer should give you the country of origin certificate. I needed this to be able to register and licence the Montana.