AVION Travel Trailers

Pic of brochure someone was asking about

Thank you for that! Sometime soon I will try to combine those pages and/or add them to the Documentation section.

Looks like some of those SE features were carried forward to the remaining year’s models. Our 1987 34W has a few, but not all.

I’ve got everything including owners manual, standard sales brochure, the original sales invoice, etc The original owner kept every receipt, appliance owners manuals, repair, replacement, mileage on every trip, tire rotation, you name it. We’re very fortunate to have this coach literally dumped in our lap. One of those it was meant to be stories. I computer illiterate so will take tome for me to post any other documentation, but will be working on it.

So what is the auto-winterizing suppose to be? How did they intend to auto-winterize the p-traps?

It had been removed from system by previous owner, although i have a box with tank, hisses, valves etc. Don’t know if parts are functional. Cayo said they only installed them for a year as they were problematic. The operating switches are in the upper cabinet over sink by stove. Previous owner kept it garaged when not using, so never needed it. I’ll post instruction manual.

It had been removed from system by previous owner, although i have a box with tank, hisses, valves etc. Don’t know if parts are functional. Cayo said they only installed them for a year as they were problematic. The operating switches are in the upper cabinet over sink by stove. Previous owner kept it garaged when not using, so never needed it. I’ll post instruction manual.

That’s interesting—an onboard 3 gallon antifreeze tank. I guess they get props for being innovative!

Just when you think they cannot make a better mousetrap!
Very interesting! You providing the documentation for that feature is much appreciated!

Something that may be of interest for manual documentation/reproduction. There are a number of phone apps out there that are primarily used for copying receipt photographs to .pdf files - Camscanner comes to mind, but there are others.
My point is simply this. You can copy documents in a neat orderly fashion to .pdf without having to crop photos or adjust color lighting. Unless you're a wiz with Adobe Illustrator (or it's kin) and want to spend 40 hours on a reproduction (my hat is off to you if so) then a scanner app is the fastest way to a clean document.
Just my 2 cents worth.

Thank you for that tip. I will check out Camscanner.