Tis' a great list to quickly go through says he who was driving off with the step still down .. and the handbrake on on another occasion: on a manicured grass site

The pre departure list failed me when I parked the car by the Eriba while still hooked up.

Hitched up and pulled away with the jockey wheel still down.
Unhitched and drove away snapping the breakaway cable which was still attached..... no I have never done anything stupid....

Nice clean Thetford cassette,,,,,, in garage at home!

Certainly mover not wound off the wheels.. (amongst others)

I took Aaron's list and re-jigged it for my own purposes and re-ordered it into exactly the steps I need to take and in which order they need to be done. I then got it laminated at a small cost (at Rymans, I think) and it lives in the door, ready to be consulted..

So many -
Steadies down
Mover still connected
Roof still up
Cupboard doors not locked

Not all at the same time I hasten to add. On this trip toilet locker door open. Oh and we once left the mover control at home!

Having been warned to remove the slider from the Thetford cassette before tipping it over the drain I took due care last weekend and carefully placed it to one side. Tipped the cassette... and watched the little green filler extension slide off it and disappear down the hole...Duh!

Jockey wheel once April 2017 Norden Farm - then started using checklist!

I have rejigged and tweaked your list, Aaron and printed it off today and laminated it. I always used to do this for myself in the dark, distant past, but have got forgetful in my old age, so thank you very much for doing the work and for giving me the little kick I needed to actually do it!

Off on Sunday for the first week of four planned over the summer, so will think of you every time I use the checklist. :-))

Simon

I did a similar thing.

Wheeled the cassette to the drain point and took the extension funnel off placing carefully on the retaining wall around the drain.
Emptied the cassette and reached for the hose to rinse it out only to flip the funnel down the drain!

Luckily they are easily replaced, so clearly not an uncommon event.

Alan