Important safety
instruction:
Turn off the truck, turn off the propane tank valve, and be sure that
the
pilot lights are out, before filling the truck with gasoline or
propane,
to prevent a possible explosion.
The truck drives like any pickup truck, and is not
particularly
difficult to drive. It is heavier than a standard passenger car,
so remember to shift down the transmission for steep downhill sections
of road, to prevent overheating the brakes.
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The Gasoline and Propane tanks are on the
left side of
the vehicle. The truck uses regular unleaded fuel, like most cars.
Important safety
instruction:
Turn off the truck, turn off the propane tank valve, and be sure that
the
pilot lights are out, before filling the truck with gasoline or
propane,
to prevent a possible explosion.
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The truck has a special large red light on the dashboard, as shown. This is a warning light to tell you if one of the side doors is open. If this light comes on while driving, pull off the road as soon as it is safe, and check the side doors. |
RAF 8/8/03