Just Purchased Used 2001 Safari Serengeti

[merrymary]

We have no literature on parts, maintenance, trouble shooting etc. Where can I find and download manuals?

[shields]

Welcome to the FMCA forum,

Several sources of reliable information are available. Bob Livingston's book, "Trailer Life's RV Repair & Maintenance Manual" provides detailed information. Also, you might find Safari manuals on E-Bay for through online Safari communities. Finally, this FMCA website has lots of great instructional videos, articles, and discussions.

Wasn't the Safari brand acquired by Monaco? If so, the new company may be able to provide some guidance too.

Best wishes for happy motoring,

Tim

[tbutler]

Use the search function on the right end of the menu line at the top of this page. Put SALVAGE in the search box and be sure the right side says forums or all forums. You should get references for several recent discussions with lists of salvage dealers. Some of them specialize in users manuals. You may be able to get a manual for your year and model though it may not address all the options specific to your coach.

As Tim said, Safari was acquired by Monaco but it was sometime after 2001. Still, they support all Safari models and years as best they can. Your motor home would have come with a manual specific to your model and options. Now you will have to be happy to have a general manual that will cover most of the features of your motor home. Monaco service and parts will be helpful, their customer service phone number is 877-466-6226.

Beyond that, you may want to join a chapter of FMCA that addresses specifically Safari motor homes. Monaco has several chapters for their coaches and since Safari is now part of Monaco, you are included. They have service available at their rallies and you will find many owners who are more than helpful in answering questions.

[rrlowther]

We have a 2000 Safari Zanzibar 40' diesel pusher. We contacted Monaco and they emailed most of them to us.

[moffrobb]

MerryMary

I strongly suggest that you look up the Safari groups of FMCA.

We have a Beaver of the Safari era and just hooked up with the Safari club by accident.

What a great and helpful group of people.

Keith