• Never access the roof when in the raised position. This will cause irreparable damage to the electric roof jacks. • Never attempt to raise the camper roof when loaded with kayaks, a canoe or other gear. • Photograph strapping method for gear on roof rack prior to removal. Emulate original strapping method when reloading gear on rack. Triple check your strapping. • Return vehicle and generator fuel container (if used) full of fuel. Use only 91 octane non-ethanol fuel in the generator. • Refrain from driving down brushed in roads. • Be cognizant of vehicle height when loaded with kayaks or canoes. Minimum clearance is 11 feet 8 inches. • No smoking in vehicle or camper. • Pets not permitted in vehicle or camper. • Drive slowly on bumpy rough roads. • Ensure that all four roof latches are secured and pinned before traveling. Use the collapsible telescoping ladder to access roof latches for closure and pinning. • Secure refrigerator door before travel to avoid spillage of contents. • When lowering camper roof, open roof vent and turn roof vent fan on high to suck in the fabric side walls as you lower the electric roof jacks. From the outside of the camper use the "T" stick to push the fabric sidewalls in as you lower the roof to prevent pinching the fabric between the lid and camper body. Remember to turn off the vent fan! • Close all windows, vents and doors on the camper prior to transit. • Let the shower enclosure dry thoroughly before rolling up and storing. • Do not store bear spray inside the camper or vehicle. Place it in the aluminum cargo box on the hitch platform. • Dry life jackets thoroughly prior to storing. • Use ONLY the black hose provided & gray 5 gallon bucket to collect and dispose of gray water where needed. • In the event of a mechanical breakdown or other problem rendering the vehicle unusable, the maximum amount of reimbursement shall be 75% of the daily rental fee.