At Setzer's World of Camping you'll find it all...from appliance repair parts to antennas. Heaters to air conditioners. Wheel covers to roof vents, and much more, all in stock and ready to go. So, if you do surprise us with something we have to order, it will be here in a matter of days not months.

 

 

LOOKING FOR GENERATOR?

 

Check out what we currently have in stock.  A like new Onan JuiceBox generator.  This is as close to new as you can get.  Has only 1hour of use.  Runs perfectly and comes with battery box, gas tank, hitch adaptor to carry in your receiver and wheeled stand to make moving unit a breeze.  This generator won't last long so call Herb in our parts department now...304-736-5287.  Mention seeing it on our website and get an extra $50.00 off the already low price.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We don't stop caring when you drive or tow your new camper out of our dealership: Our service commitment to you starts before you take delivery with our Pre-Delivery Inspection. Our inspection covers the interior, exterior, water, gas, electrical systems and everything in between. If something is wrong, we won't let you take delivery until it's corrected to our complete satisfaction.

 

Excellent service is the best protection you, and we, can give your camper or vehicle. That is why people from all over the Tri-State area come to Setzer's World of Camping when they need work done. They know our commitment to service work is strong and reliable and that our service people have the training and experience to handle any kind of service problem.

 

 

 

1.  Drain all water tanks and holding tanks.  Don't forget the HOT water heater.

 

2.  If your water heater is equipped with a bypass, set it to winterize.  If it is not equipped with a bypass, now would be a good time to install one.  It will allow you to do the job with about 1/3 the amount of antifreeze.  Remove the water filter if you have one.

 

3.  Be sure to use only RV type, non-toxic, antifreeze and pour it into your fresh water tank.  Use 2 gallons if you can bypass the water heater, or 5 to 6 gallons if not.  (Never use automobile antifreeze or windshield washer antifreeze.  These can kill you!)

 

4.  Turn on your RV water pump and let it pump the antifreeze through the system just like water.  Start with the hot water side and open each faucet until the pink antifreeze comes through.  Then go back and open each faucet on the cold water side.  Don't forget to open the water valve on the toilet.

 

5.  Allow about a cup of antifreeze to drain into each sink trap.  Also, let some drain into the waste holding tank through the toilet.

 

6.  The only thing left to do is the city water connection.  Turn off the pump and drain the pressure from the system by opening a faucet. Have a helper go outside and depress the check valve in the city water connection.  Don't stand in front of it or you will get wet.  Turn on the water pump.  The city water connection is now like an open faucet and antifreeze should flow through it.  When the pink antifreeze comes through, release the check valve and turn off the pump.

 

7.  Your water system is now winterized.

 

Check your owners manual for other periodic procedures such as safety inspections, leak inspections, roof inspections, etc.