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2019 Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro bunkhouse

Name: 2019 Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro bunkhouse
Brand: Forest River
SKU: 318657
Price: 115 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

5 • 2 reviews

Travel trailer • Riva, MD

Sleeps 5

20 ft. long

Offers delivery

2019 Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro

Rockwood Geo Pro 2019 BH in fantastic condition. Loved and meticulously maintained. Weighs 3100lbs empty and 3800lbs loaded, so can be easily towed by a vehicle that can handle a minimum of 5000 lbs. I tow with a Subaru Ascent Touring and it tows with ease. Bunks are great for kids, dinette bed great for a little munchkin and parents sleep peacefully in the super-comfortable heated full. Has an indoor bath and shower and outdoor shower. The oven and microwave are great for cooking, but the best part is the outdoor propane griddle for bacon and eggs or burgers. Electric awning, solar to keep the batteries topped up and a duel propane and electric fridge so you can keep your food cold on the road. The two propane tanks will keep the fridge cold for two weeks. Cooking utensils included. Has superb air conditioning, two fans and heat.What's includedComes with all necessary towing items including weight distribution hitch and sway bar.Standard cooking utensils and pots and pans included.Bedding items available upon request.RecommendationsBook a week in a state park or national park! We’ve taken our beloved rig to Florida, Maine, Delaware, Yellowstone and the Tetons in Wyoming, all over Colorado, and the Badlands in South Dakota.Other things to note-No pets (we’ve never had pets in the RV either).
-No offroad destinations
-Absolutely no smoking
-No towing when any tanks (grey, black or fresh water) are more than 1/3 full.
-No festivals or tailgating
-Must have prior towing experience.

Features

2019 Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro

Sleeps 5
Fresh water: 30 gal
Gray water: 30 gal
Black water: 30 gal
Propane capacity: 40 gal
Gross weight: 3,820 lbs

Sleeps 5
Fresh water: 30 gal
Gray water: 30 gal
Black water: 30 gal
Propane capacity: 40 gal
Gross weight: 3,820 lbs

Amenities

Toilet
Inside shower
Outside shower
Solar
Water hookup
Electric hookup
Sewer hookup
Wi-Fi

Toilet
Inside shower
Outside shower
Solar
Water hookup
Electric hookup
Sewer hookup
Wi-Fi

Meet your host, Dustin

Member since 2020

Filmmaker, family-man. Two kids, five hermit crabs, wife, golf and fishing additions. Good times aren’t just a drive away.

Usually answers in less than 24 hours

Rules and policies

Not pet friendly
No music festivals
No tailgating
No smoking

Mileage: 100 free miles / day

Please follow these simple rules to have a safe, wonderful and fun trip:1. Towing notes:
A. Top towing speed: 65 mph. Tires are only rated for 70mph.
B. Always use the provided brake controller if you don’t have one already. Not using it will damage both your vehicle’s and the trailer’s brakes.
C. Always properly install and use the sway controller and weight distribution hitch.
D. Do not overload the trailer. Be sure not to put a majority of your items in the bike door. Too much weight in the rear can cause the trailer to sway out of control and can cause serious injury or death.
E. If there seems to be an issue, pull over immediately and determine the problem. The RV does not make strange noises when being towed other than the sway controlled squeaking at low speeds. If you hear strange noises, pull over immediately.
F. Never turn the trailer too sharply as you could jackknife the trailer and severely damage your car and the trailer.
G. Be honest about your previous towing experience. Backing up and parking is not easy. Watch videos to learn best practices.
H. When in doubt, STOP.
I. Never say, “I think I can make it.”
J. Always utilize the tire pressure monitor to track tire pressure on the trailer. Minimum cold pressure should be 50psi.
K. Do not allow tire temperature to go higher than 65 degrees above the outside temperature.
L. Always utilize the included backup camera to check your surroundings when backing up and changing lanes.
M. Most RV accidents happen at gas stations when drivers cut corners too tightly. Give yourself a wide birth when entering and exiting. Sometimes backing up is the best option. Ask a passenger for help.
N. Never travel with any of the tanks more than 1/3 full. The supports cannot handle the weight of the tanks plus the strain added by bumps in the road.
O. Always check the breaks and turn signals after every stop.
P. Car lights might be set to the on position for the RV lights and backup camera to work. The “auto” lights position will not work. If the lights and/or rear view camera stop working, pull over immediately and check the connection as it may have come loose on a bumpy road.
Q. Take breaks while driving long distances to let the trailer tires and brakes cool.
R. Never drive more than 8 hours per day.
S. When using the brake controller, the highway setting should be 5. In hilly areas or in mountainous regions the setting should be on 10 and returned to 5 when you leave the mountains. Breaking will be harsh on both your car and the trailer if the wrong setting are used.
T. Keep the brake controller app open on your phone. If the trailer starts to sway, use the controller app and hold the brake button down rather than using your vehicle brakes to slow. This will return the trailer to pulling in a straight line behind your vehicle.
U. Never tow in strong winds or severe storm. Crosswinds can easily cause a serious accident. Pull over and wait storms out.Everything else:
2. While the fresh water holding tank is always meticulously cleaned, it’s strongly suggested you use bottled water to drink.
3. The stabilizers under the RV are only to be put down once the RV has been properly balanced on all sides. Stabilizers are not to be used for leveling the RV.
4. The RV should always be parked in a balanced state. If there is lean that cause the bubble to leave the center of the provided level, the refrigerator can be severely damaged.
5. Only use RV-safe toilet paper in the toilet. Do not put feminine products into the toilet. You will be responsible for substantial cleaning fees if the black tank is clogged for any reason.
6. Never turn the water heater on without first testing to make sure the water heater is full of water.
7. Do not perform repairs on the RV without approval from the owner.
8. Do not go on the roof under any circumstances.
9. Always call for roadside assistance if there is an issue.
10. Be wary of using too many electric items at the same time as you could blow fuses.
11. The microwave and air conditioner only work when plugged into power. They will not run off the batteries or inverter. GFCI ports will not work without shore power unless you switch on the inverter. The inverter eats through the batteries extremely quickly. Do not draw down the batteries past 50%.
12. Turn refrigerator on 24 hours in advance. It can take that long to get cold, especially in the summertime.

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