Where are my circuit breakers/power center?

[Angelduro]

New owner of a 2002 Mountaineer 33RLBS pull trailer. Just got it home and confirming everything works and appears to be in good shape but I can’t find the circuit breakers panel. I haven’t extended the two slide outs because it’s parked in the street until I take it up to the mountains in two days where my daughter will live in it. I can’t believe the panel would be in a slide out anyways, but what am I missing?
Hoping someone here can help, I have the terrible thought my daughter will plug in a hair dryer or microwave while AC is on and blow a breaker and I’m 200 miles away, unable to help.

[Carl n Susan]

A 2002 Mountaineer is pretty rare here but maybe someone who used to have one will remember. I am pretty sure the panel will be obvious once the slides are extended. hey are hard to miss.

[Angelduro]

Found it! The proverbial snake woulda bit ya; next to the furnace, I guess I assumed it was part of the furnace but once I got down on floor and looked closely, it’s pretty clear.
Thanks Carl and Susan, Are the Mountaineers rare on this forum or is it that it’s older?

[Hornet28]

I think he's probably referring to age. It's ok we have an 05 Mountaineer 5th wheel. It's in great shape and we see no need to be paying for a new one

[Carl n Susan]

Originally Posted by Angelduro

Thanks Carl and Susan, Are the Mountaineers rare on this forum or is it that it’s older?

The age is the biggest factor of being rare.

[Angelduro]

Originally Posted by Hornet28

I think he's probably referring to age. It's ok we have an 05 Mountaineer 5th wheel. It's in great shape and we see no need to be paying for a new one

Got it; I hope it holds up as well as my Artic Fox, 2000 and no problems. I did have to put on a new roof last year but my fault and insurance covered it.
The way these depreciate I certainly would not want to replace it with a new one.