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I know there are plenty of RV and motor home checklists for every step of the packing, using and maintenance processes. I wasn't happy with any of them so I have created customized lists that work for me. Perhaps you can enjoy them as well.

I took my favorite "Basic Supplies" checklist, combined it with a pretty thorough list that comes in the Local RV supply catalog at local distributors. I added some items I felt were missing and categorized them by type. Then I added a checkbox and finished this list off with a few empty lines for you to add your own items for each category. Just Click here and the list will appear for your and you can then print it.

Here is a horse show checklist for packing for reining competitions. I thought it would be good for a little cross pollination between the RV and Horse web portals. Just Click here and the list will appear for your and you can then print it.

This will be my first year to self-winterize. I have compiled this list to make sure I dont forget anything. Also for reference is a quick dewinterize list for removing antifreeze from the water lines. Just Click here and the list will appear for your and you can then print it.

Once winterized I will be storing my RV beside my house. It will be snuggled up under a SFS Aquashed cover. Just Click here and the list will appear for your and you can then print it.

System Supplies I could not find this exact list anywhere so I created it from various resources. I like to ensure that for each system, I have the supplies needed to run that system. Just Click here and the list will appear for your and you can then print it.

5/17/2007 - Update on how these steps worked for me. I ended up having to do a quick de-winterize in February. I decided to head to Nevada to a horse show and because I got my RV to stay in, I just had to use it.

The only mistake I made was in not knowing where all the water outlets were.

Under the sink were two drains...one for hot and one for cold. They had been left open by the shop that winterized it for me. When I went to fill the fresh water tank up, water gushed out under the sink. I panicked for a minute, but pulled out all the junk under the sink, found the little black push/pull levers and pushed them closed.

Another interesting tidbit to note is that the Water Pump had NOT been hooked back up to the system with any care.

To Winterize, they had to hook up an extension to get the antifreeze in the plumbing. So, when I turned the pump on, water leaked pretty heavily out it.

We were watching for it. Turned off the pump and redid the hoses tighter. I used my husband for this task since he is far stronger than I. Off to Nevada I went, In the snow.

Everything worked marvelously.

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