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- 9 - How to hook up an RV. Be sure to read the points below. Every new RV owner wonders how to do all those hookups... even experienced RVer's may be looking to see how others do this task. Come along with me as I explain how I hook up at the campground, of course, you may choose to do it differently.
Points I want to explain further:
1. I incorrectly stated in the video when hooking up the water hose that the campground provided a pressure regulator. The device on the water bib was a backflow prevention device to prevent contamination of the freshwater supply. I showed my pressure regulator on top of my water filter. I highly recommend a pressure regulator somewhere in your line. I like mine at the source to control the pressure going through the filter and the hoses.
2. Always make sure your hot water heater is full of water before turning it on. This can be accomplished by hooking up to city water or running the water pump with water in the freshwater tank. Verification of the full hot water tank is by turning on a hot water faucet in one of the sinks and running it until the water flows well. That is why I showed the water connections prior to turning on the hot water heater.
3. Jacks should only be used for stabilization, not a lot of lifting. I have an Anderson leveler for uneven sites. The Anderson leveler can give you 4" of lift on one side. We use the jacks to keep the trailer from rocking when you move around inside.
4. Plug in your surge protector without your trailer plug plugged into it to check the circuit first. The video showed them connected when explaining the breaker because the video was shot a few days after being there.
(I am not an expert; I just wanted to share the way I hook up my trailer.)
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I do thinks a little differently. I offer these tips not because I think they are better. They just work better for me. I never hook anything up until the trailer is leveled and stabilized. I never plug my electrical until I have first tested the power. Your surge protector should also include an analysis of the campground power. I noticed you plugged your surge protector into the power pole with your trailer cable already hooked up. I would recommend you don't do that. Plug in just the surge protector first and turn on the power. Check the lights to make sure you have a proper ground and the the ground, neutral and line wires are all wired correctly in the box. Then and only then should you connect your trailer to the post. On the water connection I always use a Y connection so I have a water source on the outside for filling buckets and such. Comes in real handy when it's time to put out your campfire. One final suggestion. Never handle you sewer hose unless you are wearing gloves. You will thank me later. Good Video.
Thanks! Didn't even think of a pressure reduction valve till I watched this, seems obvious now l.ol, glad I watched.
Glad it helped!
I am a former winnebago traveler 30 years ago, but now have a casita spirit dlx. I found your video well thought out and very helpful.
Thanks.
Thank you for thinking of others and how to make their lives easier and better. You are a great American! Enjoy your travels.
I appreciate your comment.
I'll pick up our new to us Casita in a few weeks and driving cross-country and this video is so HELPFUL. Thanks so much!
Good luck on your journey... you'll love your Casita!
Thank you so much! Went to Rice, Tx yesterday to checkout the showroom and was totally sold on the idea of these little trailers. So grateful to learn how to operate.
Thank you for your comments... we have really enjoyed ours.
We camped for years with a little pop up that only had a cassette toilet and no water heater, so these videos are so important to me. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful. I pick up my former owned Casita on Sunday. Your tips will help ease my worries. Thank you.
So many of your videos have been so helpful as a newbie. Thank you!!!! I think I know what I am doing now!!!!
Thanks very much for these tips and advice- you've saved me, as a first time RV'er, a BUNCH of time and frustration! Appreciate your time and considerate efforts!
Your welcome... glad to have you watching.
Great video!
I'm new to Casita.. very good video... I am still learning about setting up camp.. this was very helpful...
Thank you so much, you have been so helpful! I'm new to using a camper, I've always been a backpacker/tent camper and just purchased a Casita. You're videos are helping me figure it all out. Thanks!
Happy to hear some of the videos are helping. These comments make it all worth it! Thanks.
Ditto!
Thank you so much for your videos 😃 I'm purchasing my 1st Camper which happens to be a 2020 Casita Spirit Deluxe. These have been a life saver 🥰
Well done and very informative on the most basics that so many others fail to offer. Thank you for taking the time to educate all of us ignoramuses, or ignorami, I'm not sure which. I'm planning to get our first travel trailer when I retire next year, a freedom deluxe, so this was very helpful.
Thank you for the comments. Good luck on your new adventures.
Thanks a million!! I've just begun shopping for a
Casita and you have been an immense help!!
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching.
Love this! We just bought a Casita. It is our first camper and have no clue on setting it up. Your video is very helpful.
Awesome! Thank you!
Very informative video
Thank you.
I really appreciate you and the Mrs for sharing this how to with us. Loved the attention to detail and the extra tips on “good to have attachments”. I subscribed!
You are so welcome!
Thanks for how to hook up. I have never seen this. Being such a newbie I kinda wanted to see closer up more on tightening sewer pipes and water. I’m sure it’s simple enough though. Thanks for a great demonstration.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much ! Great video, took notes.. You’re awesome and explain everything very thoroughly, much appreciated
Glad it was helpful!
Great instructional video clear and concise. I’m a new sub and will be checking your older vids also looking forward to new ones. Will be purchasing a Casita sometime next year to full time.
Thank you for the comments... you will love your new Casita.
Wow, that was a fantastic video! I actually feel like I can set up myself now! I am also really glad you linked the products you used under your Amazon affiliate link. I do not have a Casita yet (90% leaning that way) but when I do, I will be sure to support (and copy!) you. Thank you for so generously sharing with others. Safe traveling!
Thanks Mabel. I don't think you can go wrong with a Casita. We have really enjoyed ours. Let me know when you get a trailer!
Thank you for putting this out. So helpful for a noob like me
Very good video thanks
Thanks you
thanks for taking the time to produce these videos - I learn something every video even though I've been traveling thousands of miles w/ the Casita over the last 3-4 years ---I've made more than my share of mistakes over the years mostly due to inattention and being in a hurry (I should never be in a hurry as a retired leisure traveler)......
Thank you... I appreciate the comments.
Thank you for this great video. It is very helpful for those of us who have never done a full hookup setup. I have the screw type jack stands and am very envious of your scissor jacks for stabilizers.
Pidasian Hippie Thank you for watching and commenting. I do like the ease of use of the scissor jacks.
Regarding turning your water heater on with the outside switch: recommend you keep to ON and turn it on and off via the breaker switch inside as it is more durable and cheaper to replace than the WH switch outside. Also, we do our R/L leveling before unhooking the tow vehicle. Nice video. Thanks.
Thank you for the comment. I got into the habit of using the on/off switch at the heater to make sure it is off when I remove the anode rod to drain the tank without having to go inside to check it. I think both ways work fine. Have a great day!
Good straightforward info...very helpful...thanks!
Your very smart for locking up your chains like that. I had a trailer stolen. It even had a hitch lock identical to yours on it. They hauled it off without putting the hitch on the ball. They just twisted the chains to shorten the length a bit then hooked the chains onto the bumper pull and hauled it away! Never even took any of the hitch locks off.
Can't ever be too careful
A suggestion if you need to secure your Casita......purchase a set of wheel locks and lug nut locks off Amazon. It’s true, all a person has to do is take a foot of tow chain, bolt or hook it to each side of your safety chains, drape the tow chain over their hitch ball and off they go. Probably quicker than you can hook up. Wheel locks won’t allow wheels to turn and lug nut locks prevent them from removing the tires. They actually make wheel locks that cover the lug nuts. A thief doesn’t want to spend a lot of time stealing a trailer. Bolt/lock cutters are their favorite tool....30 bucks at Harbor Freight.
Thank you for the very informative and helpful video! Thumbs up and subscribed!
Thank you for subscribing.
Great video
Thank you for watching and commenting.
I noticed your rig does not have the drop down jacks for the rear as my Scamp does. But your system works well as you do it. However, you could save a little time if you like by after unhooking level the trailer with the tongue jack. Then drop the front by giving the jack 2 or 3 turns more to drop the tongue just a little (which raises the rear) and then set the jacks in the rear (to the ground but loosely). After the rear jacks are loosely set crank the tongue back up the 2 or 3 turns and that will tighten things up. Which will make it unnecessary to put jacks on the front end. If you're comfortable with that. I set like that and it works fine. I always give the side of the rig a push to make sure it's set solid. That gives a thee-point anchor set-up which is especially useful if you're on uneven ground. Just a little bit less jacking around (pun intended).
I have tried that, but have found that we need the jacks on the front as well. Thanks for sharing your suggestions.
Great instructional video. Thanks for sharing. Be safe, Be blessed. 😉😀👍❤🇺🇸💙
Donna, Thank you for your kind comments.
Thank you so much ... Very informative for newbies....
Thanks, clear and helpful.
very informative vid. Thanks so much!
Great information!!
Thank you!!
Great job!
Thanks. I appreciate your comment.
What a helpful video! I do have one q...how do you ensure no one... says...walking thru your area at night... does not trip over the black water hose
I just hope no one walks thru and if at night I hope they have enough sense to carry a flashlight!
This video was helpful ,Only where did you store the accordion gadget also the 4 sissor jacks and also the white hose ? They just appeared !
I wish Casita had more under storage..2013 freedom deluxe!
Thanks for this video! Picked up a few tips! (:
Glad it was helpful! Thanks
In reference to the 30 amp surge protector you show. What if the campground only has 50 amp services? A few of these lessons I learned the hard way...lol.
I have a 50 amp to 30 amp connector for that situation... like this one amzn.to/2ZxzzYt
That is helpful. My Spirit Deluxe is ready for pickup at Rice,TX. Need all the info I can get.
Good luck! You'll love it.
Good information!!
Hi - I really enjoy your videos - very helpful. I am wondering if you can clear up something about the water heater in the Casita - I have found conflicting information. (1) Can the water heater run only on electric - and if so - is it through AC or DC power? On the inside propane switch, what is the red light (labeled reset) for? When I turn the inside propane switch on, the light does not go on. Thanks for your help.
It runs on electric (120 volts AC) or propane... the switch on the inside is to turn on propane mode. The switch on the outside inside of the heater access door is to turn the AC power off/on. The light on the inside is supposed to come on when it is on propane and if it doesn't, I think it is an indicator of it not coming on, i.e. propane source not supplying propane or not firing to light the fire. I would check the owners manual to be sure because different models may have different features. I have run mine on both when hooked up to AC power for a boost of water temperature recovery during back to back showers.
Just bought a Casita but need a tow vehicle. Any suggestions? Great videos
I wanted the Jeep Grand Cherokee for it's 4 wheel drive off road capabilities to handle the winters in the mountains. The Jeep, however, is limited on cargo room due to it's shorter wheelbase compared to a pickup truck and that is something that can come in handy with a Casita's limited storage. It all depends on what your tow vehicle will also be used for in addition to towing. Do you need the cargo capabilities of a pickup truck? Then that may be a good choice; add a bed cover and you can take anything with you. Do you need an SUV type vehicle for your other than towing duties? Start out by limiting the brands you are willing to buy then filter those by towing capacity and tongue weight capacity. Try to get a tow vehicle that can tow 6,000 Lbs with a tongue capacity of 600-650 Lbs and you will be happy with it.
I have a 16 ft. Liberty Deluxe and tow it with a Subaru Outback, average 20 mpg. With the sway bar, you hardly notice it’s back there. Have an Oliver on order for June so I’ll sell the Casita in the Spring. The Oliver is too heavy for the Subaru, so I’ll tow it with the GMC truck.
I pull with a 2017 Nissan Pathfinder...tow pkg.
Thumbs up 👍. Very informative video. Thank you
Could you do a video on how to change connections on the refrigerator btwn propane, DC voltage, and AC voltage?
Btw, you turned-on a switch in the electrical area....what was that for???
We are newer-newbies and are completely clueless and how to use our used Casita. No manual came with it😏.
Thanks a bunch. Great learning videos.
That is a great idea... I think I will do some short videos on how to operate all the items in the Casita. I think the switch I flipped was the on/off for the hot water heater. The switch is located inside the outside access door to the hot water heater that needs to be turned on if hooked up to AC power, but only after you make sure the hot water heater is full of water, i.e. if hooked up to shore water or if using the fresh water tank, make sure the water pump switch is turned on. You can check to see it the hot water tank is full be turning on a hot water faucet and making sure the water runs. I have a copy of the Casita Owners manual in my blog post at rvadventures.me/casita-owners-manual/ Thank you for the comment.
Also, the switch to turn on the hot water heater using gas is on the inside of the Casita.
Hello! I'm new to the RV world. Just bought a casita and getting ready to take it out soon. I really like the black adaptor piece to the city water hose line. It looks like it make it easier to connect to the line to the casita. May I ask what it's called and where you found it? Thanks 👍
I added it to this page: rvadventurestv.blogspot.com/2021/02/amazon-water-sewer-items.html
hi I'm Dave from New Zealand..how about some info on your jeep and a how to tow video
Sounds like a great idea... I will put it on the list and get one made soon. Thank you for the recommendation.
I store all the items in a plastic container in the Jeep.
Excellent, thank you. What upgrades did you order with your Casita? (high lift axles, AGM battery etc). Are there any options that you would get, if starting the process from the beginning again? Any options or other equipment that you find you don’t need?
Stuart Stuart we ordered the trailer with high-lift axle, optional tires, 25 gallon fresh water, wired for TV and with the mount, but no TV, I wanted to select my own. Furnace, awning, range and sink covers, outside shower/wash station, vinyl floor, friction anti sway bar. We didn't get the microwave because we wanted the pantry space for food storage and we are glad we did. We have since started carrying a microwave in the Jeep and put it on a stove cover platform I built that goes over the stove. It attaches to the platform so it can travel there when we have no plans on using the stove. I think that's all.
Stuart Stuart There was no battery option at the time I ordered, but I would get any larger/better battery option offered. I would also get any solar ready connections if offered.
Appreciate the response. We ordered very similar to you , but without the exterior shower. We did get the solar kit, LED lights, AMG battery. We are looking forward to your next video. If you are looking for other video ideas, maybe discuss what tools or other support equipment you carry that did not come with the Casita? I saw that you have the Andersen crescent shaped leveler, I have that on order. Have you used it yet and are you happy with it? Again, thank you for sharing your experience with us. I think we will become “experts” before we even pick up our trailer lol.
Yes... I have the Anderson leveler and have used it on several occasions when the camping site was too much off of level. What I mean by that is that when I place the trailer in the camping spot where I think it is most likely to be level I then look at the bubble level in the front and if the bubble is not just on the line to the left/right, but rather over the lines, then it is too much off to just use the jacks to raise one side an inch or so. The jacks are really just for stabilization of the trailer and not to do the lifting. The tongue jack takes care of the front to back leveling. The Anderson leveler allows you up to 4" of lift on one side with no additional pads. I have found that it takes care of most problem sites and I am very happy with it.
I have seen people use jacks at non- reinforced frame locations. Casita strongly advises not to use those locations to lift the trailer or frame twisting can occur. This could cause rivets to fail, doors not to close properly etc.
Great video! I just bought a 2007 Casita Spirit Deluxe and excited but nervous too. Question- I put it in storage the day I bought it. A few days later my battery is dead. Did I miss a battery cut-off switch or is there a power down procedure to follow? Thanks!
First, make sure all items are off. The CO2 alarm is always on as long as there is power from 120V or 12V. Next, look in the battery compartment to see if there is a shut off switch. Then, check the battery date to see if it is 2 years or older, if so, it may not be able to hold a charge. To maintain a battery, you should always have it on a maintenance charge level by keeping the shore power plugged in (you can use the little plug adapter to go to a normal AC wall outlet) or by removing the battery and setting it up with a good automatic trickle charger.
Hi, Allan, quick question: We don't sleep too close to each other; one of us snores! In the Liberty Deluxe, could we sleep on the dinette seats? Is there enough room (width) to sleep comfortably? The Independence doesn't have enough "foot space" for us. Thanks. Enjoy your reviews!
Yes... we sleep on the side dinette seats... like single beds, just now as wide. We use a 4" mattress topper roll on top of them to make it more comfortable.
Hi there- I have really enjoyed your videos and have learned a lot. I like your detailed reviews of the campgrounds. I hope to make it to Colorado next summer and I will use your suggestions. I just picked up my new Casita Freedom. (really long drive back to California!) and have been watching your videos about hooking up, shower mod etc. I wanted to ask why you ended up not using the Casita sewer hose? I would prefer not to have to build a storage unit for a new Rhino hose although I know people really like them. Also, do you use the 90 degree brass water connector with the quick lock connection? I will be ordering many things you suggest on your Amazon list. Thanks!
The sewer hose we got when we picked ours up was lightweight and didn't have the connections I wanted on the ends. I wanted a heavier duty hose and connectors. I used to carry my Rhino in a rubber storage tub in the back of the Jeep before I added the storage unit. Maybe that can work for you. I do use a 90 degree connector to allow the hose to hang without binding. Thank you for watching and enjoy that new Freedom!
Two suggestions....if you carry the hose in the bumper, it will cause the bumper to rust from it being wet when you are finished using it, and salts leaking out if not completely clean. Vibration will eventually wear the ridges through on the pipe. If you don’t want to build a case you can buy them in various lengths. I bought mine and mounted it under the trailer behind the axle. It’s black so not noticeable. The other problem is when you
turn a corner, whatever is in the bumper will eventually slide causing you to lose the bumper cap. I took a 5 ft piece of 3.5 to 4 in. plastic pipe, used a saber saw to split it lengthwise. I drilled holes every 10 inches down the length of both. Using two stainless bolts you can bolt them together at different lengths, forming a trough. Using a piece of rope tied in a loop, I hang one end on the trailer sewer outlet, laying the sewer hose in the trough the other end you can support with a piece of 4x4 wood so there is no sag in the hose when it drains. Cheaper than the purchased stands and your storing them I unused space. So along with your awning arm these will slide together and fit in the bumper. I also drilled a small hole in the top of the bumper thru the cap rim, dropped a small pan head stainless bolt into it so I wouldn’t lose the caps which I replaced with bug proof ones. It’s a pain to pull a cap and find wasps have built a nest in you bumper.....especially those red wasps. Another idea, is buy a piece of foam pipe insulation that is slit down the side. Use a three inch piece on your power cord where it goes through the door. It will prevent insects and rodents from getting by cord into the trailer.
maybe a future vid - how to change a tire ---maybe wait until you get back home and on a level driveway surface.....also, is it a good idea to "rotate" tires on a trailer to even out wear (does that make sense - not really rotating, just switching)....
Rick Martin Thank you for the comments. Yes, I rotate. In fact, I just moved my spare to the driver's side of the trailer this past week. That tire is now going to be the spare for the next 15,000 miles. I will then move it to the door side and that tire will become the spare. In this manner, at the end of the 3rd 15,000 miles all 3 tires will have 30,000 miles. That is just the way I am doing it, similar to the way it's done on a car... there are no recommendations in the Casita owners manual.
Rick Martin, it’s my understanding you shouldn’t rotate tires from one side to another. As the tires spin it sets the steel belts in that direction. If you reverse the rotation the belts will probably come loose causing tire failure. I notice on some of the new car tires they actually designate the proper spin direction on the side of the tire. My recommendation is get your tires balanced, properly inflated, and put shocks on your Casita. You can get a kit to do so.....huge ride difference. I think the place is called Little House of Customs on the web.
You didn't use the levelers on the back of the Casita. Do you ever use them or are they folded up and they stay that way and you just use the jacks?
Julie, I no longer use them because one of them broke. I just found it easier to use the scissor jacks.
do casitas only have city water connection ?
No... they also have a 25 gallon fresh water tank
May I ask how long does the entire setup process take ?
I have it down to about 20 minutes.
COMPLETE Newbie here. Just preparing for my FIRST Casita camping trip...with trepidation! Feeling rather overwhelmed from hooking up the trailer to tow it, to getting it set up at camp. However, Looking at your video(s) definitely helps the process. One question I have is about the water tank in the rear of the rig...Is that only to be used when you are NOT connected to a water source? And, do you fill it with the same hose that you hook up with at the campground? OH, one more: Do you use any sort of screen/deterrent for the door where the electrical cord comes out? Seems like it could be an access point for unwelcome guests. Thanks so much for your well-thought-out videos, you are a service to the community. May you have many more safe and enjoyable adventures, God Bless you and your wife!
Yes... it is for when a "city" water hookup is not available. However, we always travel with the tank full of water for rest stops and lunch stops for toilet and sink use with battery-powered water pump from the tank. Yes... we use the same hose, a drinking water rated hose to fill the tank. I have a rubber fitting thingie that goes around the electric cord and fits in the opening of the little door to seal it from the unwelcome guests! Thank you for your kind words. Glad to have you watching.
Clark L, the easiest, cheapest thing I’ve found is a three inch piece on foam pipe insulation, comes in 4 ft sections at Lowe’s for a couple of dollars. Open the split, slide on cord, pinch in door as you close, problem solved.
Highway Man
Are you still camping or are you done
No, we will be back out there. We are taking a break to spend time with family.
What is the advantage to putting the water filter at the spigot instead of at the input on the Casita?
Great question... I do this to keep the weight of the filter and the water it contains off of the connection on the trailer.
RV Adventures, if you use an elbow instead of the 45 the stress is minimal, and filtered water doesn’t go thru the contaminated hose.
So you think it is a good idea to put your filtered water through a dirty hose, instead of putting the filter at the trailer end closest to where the filtered water is to be used......interesting. It’s sad that you live and camp in such high crime areas that you need all those locks.
We use the white drinking water rated water hoses and always run some water through it prior to attaching it to the trailer... that way it is always clean.
RV Adventures, I never thought about that. Think of the money I’ll save running my dishwasher without detergent. Another idea is to put an elbow fitting on the trailer inlet to relieve stress, attach the filter, the spring junction, and then the hose. Pressure regulator goes on faucet to protect the hose. Another suggestion....keep an eye on your fresh water tank for mold growing in it. You won’t believe the mold growth if not regularly treated. On my Casita tank, I installed a deck hatch so I can manually scrub it periodically. Just an idea?
RV Adventures, another possibility is using a Zero G hose. I pitched the white one. Zero takes a third of the space and is drinking water safe. 25 ft will fit in a gal. paint bucket. Just make sure the pressure reg. is on the faucet side to lower the pressure in the hose. Lowe’s and Camping World carries them in 25, 50, and 100 ft. Also I put a Y fitting on the faucet so I still have access to the faucet. Eventually you might want to order the Casita hitch for the rear from Little House of Customs, an aluminum carrier from Harbor Freight, and a heavy duty storage box bolted inside the carrier. I store everything but the water hose there including a sewer tote. And you can put three locks on it.....yea! If you find you run out of things to do you can wire the carrier with LED red and yellow lights. Got the box from Lowe’s. Shocks from Little house will greatly soften the ride and lessen rivet replacement, jarring the trailer, and aide in tread wear.
Thanks for all the recommendations.
Great job on the video. Just subscribed. Stay safe. If you get a chance checkout our channel
Thanks a lot.... I checked your channel out and subscribed. Cindy and I will look to following your adventures.
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