Spec label

[sambam]

I'm curious as to where you guys' specification label is on your Montana. In the past I've found mine on the inside of one of the kitchen cabinets. I can't seem to locate it on this rig, if there is one. I know I can get this info on the Keystone web-site, but am wondering if it's on the trailer somewhere.
Thanks
Dave

[DQDick]

All I've got is what's on the street side label for Canada and the copy of the invoice from the dealer.

[K0LCB]

Mine is on street side front corner by the propane door

[sambam]

I'm guessing you guys are talking about the manufacturing label, with GVW, tire info and manufacturing date. I've got that, too, but what I'm looking for is a label inside the camper revealing tank capacities, height, GVW, CCC, etc. I think these numbers are specific to each individual trailer as determined when it leaves the factory. General numbers for each model are available from the Keystone web-site. Some campers weigh a little more or less depending on options. Maybe I'm delusional, but I'm sure my Cougar and Sunline TT's had this info inside a cabinet door on the inside of the rig.

[rgn]

LOOK ON THE BOTTOM INSIDE OF SCREEN DOOR

[HOOK]

Only place that I know the specs are available is in a brochure or on the website, Keystone Montana.com

[Jolu]

I suspect that Sambam is thinking about the spec labels they used to attach to the inside of a cabinet door or in the closet of RVs. They don't do that with the Montana line that I know of. The last time I had one of those spec labels was on a Winnebago motorhome I owned.
The label gave all the specs about the rig they were attached to.
Joe

[bigmurf]

It's inside my cabinet door.

[Rondo]

Don't know about the newer models but ours is both on the outside by the drivers side propane tank door and also inside one of the lower kitchen cabinet doors!

[DQDick]

If you're asking did they weigh your rig when they ran it out of the factory. Probably not. I'm not sure what you're after. Weighing your rig yourself is the only real way to know what your hauling. Using the Escapee method weighing each wheel separately is a real eye opener. Depending on model, how it sits on your truck and how your stuff is stored there can be quite a difference wheel to wheel.

[sambam]

Jolu has it right. I'm looking for that label attached to the inside of a cabinet door. Now after posting, I'm guessing maybe there isn't one, although I didn't look at the inside screen door. I am also aware that the only way to truly know where you're at weight-wise, is to weigh it loaded for a trip and get real numbers. But, weight isn't my concern here. I was looking for a quick reference on height and tank capacities. Not a big deal, I realize these specs are easily attainable by looking at the Keystone web-site or climbing up on the roof and getting my own measuerment. Thought there would be a sticker in the trailer, as in my others, that's all.

[WeBeFulltime]

My yellow "CCC sticker" was on the lower inside of the screen door. I moved it because I didn't like it there.

On our 2008 3400RL it was inside a kitchen cabinet door.

[Sierra 117]

There were no interior specification labels on our rig. Specs are by the drivers side propane door.

[Trailer Trash 2]

Mine was located on the cabinet door under the sink inside bottom right door. I had to get on my belly to read it. I can load about 1200 lbs of our personal and food items after propane and water was added, I cant remember if they factor in full, Gray and black tanks.

[clarkandsheila]

My sheets were inside one of the galley cabinets, on the door backside.
On mine it included the propane filled and the water tank filled. All else empty.