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  • Installing a Grill Hitch and Tailgate Cooking
  • Learn the proper way to install an RV grill hitch.
    From "RV Roadtrips"
    episode DRVR-106


    Host Gary Bunzer shows Mike Denning how to install a grill hitch so the family's new grill can be transported safely to every North Carolina State University football game.

    Before heading to the tailgating party, the women set about pre-preparing their food for the day. They share helpful tips on pre-cooking, packing and other time-saving preparations for game day.

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    PHOTO

    Gary shows the Denning family how to attach a grill hitch to their RV.
    PHOTO

    Figure A
    PHOTO

    The Denning RV is ready for tailgating!
    Installing a Grill Hitch

    Materials:

    White Lithium

    Tools:

    screwdriver

    1. Lubricate the elbow bracket with grease--such as White Lithium.

    2. Slide the elbow bracket into the receiver.

    3. Once the hitch adapter has been inserted, secure it with a bolt.

    4. Raise the chassis via the hand crank. Makes sure the chassis has 12' clearance from the road (important safety consideration).

    5. Plug in the four-pin connector (figure A) into the hitch's electrical system. This will make the chassis's break lights and turning signals operable.

    6. Remove the RV's license plate and affix it to the back of the chassis.

    7. Test the chassis break lights and turning signals to make sure they're operable.



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