Morning to you good folks!
And the comment about finding info is a big thing to start. One way to put a kink in owning an RV is to find you missed some small points and it costs you with extra expense and frustration!
So the small points are important on RV! Watch the battery charge as it is a frequent thing to not get it right and kill a set of batteries! And of course, doing the winterize is important --if in frozen zone?
There is a ton of info online from Winnebago. I am a fan because they seem to try to help us keep things running!
I can post up some sites but then there is always some question of what that info means and you may want to ask questions?
A good start when asking those questions is getting us the info we need to give good answers. If you can take a few minutes and put the year make and model of your RV in your signature, it can save some back and forth on finding out as it then shows on every post! In your case, adding the 7th digit of the serial number can be needed as well.
Reason for being picky? The info is listed in that order and the serical number of 1 or 2 tells us whether the RV is an early year build or late build for that year! They tend to make changes in mid-year and that change means we may need different drawings to tell what they did in those places where they hide things!
A label next to the driver's side may be the handy place to get all that info without digging out the paperwork?
Meanwhile if you want to study some of those hidden points and find parts they may mention in manuals, I like this interactive parts catalog as itlet met learn a lot about locations and specs---without having to go outside and crawl around!
https://catalog3d.winnebagoind.com/menu/Parts.htm
But you will need to get the right group!
Did you get an onwers manual in the deal? Lots of starter info there. Available online here under the "owners" tab!
https://www.winnebago.com/owners/owner-resources/
Welcome and enjoy the new trek!
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