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No I don't have Carplay in this motorhome. I am also not very familiar with carplay so I can't really answer how this would work.

@@RVTravel_And_Accessories I just thought I saw the symbols for it on your video.

I had not connection as of the filming. I did connect it later. Thanks.

I agree, I think my jacks are a bit off and I need to figure out how to re-calibrate them. Do you have any information on that? Maybe I need to do a video of that. Thanks.

Depending on your state, you may need a CDL or an endorsement. The limit is 26,001 lbs of GVWR. This has a 41,000 LBS rating. But my state doesn't require a CDL. So I can drive through all states based on my home state. Yes it does have air brakes and air ride suspension.

That is a good set of ideas, I have found that the wind is one of the main factor that make my MPG's go up and down. I am also guilty of always towing with full water because it is so slow to fill and a pain to find water when boon docking.

I know what you are saying, traveling in "Vacation Mode" in my RV is very different from Truckers who are working. I do try to get in get out and stay out of the way. Even if I traveling and working the image is that I have all the time in a day to travel. Either way I just stop to sleep at truck stops mostly like a trucker. I also like to be away from the idling trucks, this also leads to me being out of the way a bit more.

I love it. It is an amazing rig. It is easy to drive and very comfortable once it is setup, which setup is also very easy. It is a big rig and also an expensive rig, so buy one based on the way you will use it and where you plan to go.

Great comment thanks for the information. I don't know a ton about "Truck" tires.

They are certaily different type of vehicles. The Super C is a bit louder to Drive but you are you feel like you are driving a Truck. My Class A was like driving a bus, and I sat up high and it swayed in the wind and curves a lot. Thanks for watching.

That is good to know, Thanks for clarifying. That is what I thought.

Thanks for the comment, I would love to know what you have now. Yes it has a large towing capacity along with many other advantages and disadvantages. It also has a higher cost(Compared to other RV types) you need to consider.

@@RVTravel_And_Accessories Currently have a Tiffin RED 33AA DP

I have not really notice or though too much about it. The RPMs are always pretty low on this RV, like you said 3K is high. Are you using the Exhaust Brake for going down hills? That helps a lot and keeps the brakes cooler.

@@RVTravel_And_Accessories yes I do use the exhaust brakes. When I have that on and the fan kicks on it gets super loud in the cab.

Most of the big truck stops out here have free parking. So you don’t need to pay. If it is a pay lot I would say go in and ask. If it is really busy I probably would not stay very long.

Now I am completely curious. What is a "Real Super C"

They are a true Super C. I freaking guarantee it.

I totally agree! Did you pull the trigger and end up getting one? Now is a great time to get one as the RV industry is in a weird place with lots of Inventory and lots of people having RVs after buying then during the shutdown.

@@RVTravel_And_Accessories We have a 5th wheel which I think will our last RV. It is paid for and we have made it our's plus we are now retired, debt free and on a fixed income. We're just going to enjoy it untl we can't any longer.

It is a 2021 Jayco Seneca 37 TS.

Very nice! Does It seem to go slower up hills and slower to accelerate? I certainly don't drive like a wild kid, but I also just kind of plan to move with the flow. How does it change your Fuel mileage?

lol snob!

ok 8:59 probably needs a microfiber towel

OK, I have a reason for the dust and dirt on the rig. But thanks for point this out. It is a matter of actually using the RV for a few weeks in the Desert and then driving it home to winter. It has been cold and snowing for months at my home base. So this bring up the question how do you wash your RV? Hose and bucket, truck wash, waterless spray? I need a better solution for keeping the dust off.

We have a 2018 37FS. Looks like you could use some DEF fluid. Video was good. We do make sure we are connected to shore power or generator on when we put the slides out or in. We also replaced the schwinbad with Vroom.

That would work great as a TOAD, or Tow behind car.

I don't really know much about RV parks, or politics, or Rules, or even staying at RV parks. I like the desert boondocking and some extra space. I have stayed and many RV Parks and I am often over whelmed by all the rules. I guess they have to just "BUG" people to keep it sane. But good heck I am grown up I will clean up after myself and leave on time.

Wow, That is a lots of Towing capacity. How much have you actually towed?

I am really glad to hear that! I have loved mine and want to hit the open road again soon. I bought this to try out full time RVing and I have learned a lot about RVs and myself. I have learned what it would take to go RVing full time and I learned a lot about myself and if I could I go RVing full time. Do you full time RV?

my purchase will be my home cause i won't be able to afford the mortgage ounce i retire

Great advise, Thanks for sharing.

You are correct, that is good to know. Here are the Tank Capacities in my Jayco Fresh Water Capacity (gals) 72.0 Gray Water Capacity (gals) 51.0 Black Tank Capacity (gals) 40.0

Thanks for the reply. I was completely wrong on the Jake Brake vs. and Engine Brake. I will certainly correct that in another video. As far as the Engine and the power is concerned. You are correct once I did more research the engine is a bit small for that heavy of a rig. I still think is is a very good and reliable engine so I am happy with my choice. Thanks for the information and thanks for watching.

Thanks for the nice comment. I appreciate the support. I have a couple of ideas and one almost done editing. The new video is about the Renegade Super C, More Torque and a bit shorter than just Jayco 37TS.

Here is the new Video: ruclips.net/video/zCTcvwCAmm4/видео.html

I have owned a 27 foot Toy hauler towed behind a Ram Diesel Cummins 25000 Truck, I have owned a Thor ACE 30 foot Class A A motor home, I have owned a RAM Premaster Class B van conversion, and now I own the Super C. Watch this video to get a bit more perspective. ruclips.net/video/h29r2t6W_Qg/видео.html

I do very much like the Super C. It is "BIG" and yet very easy to drive. It is solid, you are not way up high in the wind like with a class A. It have tons of power and yet it goes nice and slow, and just purrs along. The engine will out last all of us. The thing is expensive to own and insure. It has a really cool Air Horn, and a horn in the steering wheel, which was a surprise to me.

Not yet, Is this something I need to get? What do other people think? What "Snap Pads" do you have?

I like it, I know that a lot of the RVs have all the same components, like fridges, stoves, etc. I guess the quality that the Seneca has is the extras all built in. The combination of the bigger battery bank, Inverters, the full size fridge, the 3 large slides all combine to make it really nice to travel and stay in for extended amounts of time. I don't full time it it but we have done 3 week trips and really enjoyed it.

I got 25 plus years in now. Gonna retire to my off grid camp in northern Ontario I just bought a big fifth wheel to live in full-time up there and travel in my super c. Short vids on my channel.

Glad you like them! I really like the size and the way this drives. My neighbor has a Super C as well his is about 4 feet shorter and have even more torque in the Cummins engine. I am thinking about driving mine all the way across the country to Florida to get out of the cold.

Do you think you would have problems flat towing an F150 weighing around 5-6k in hills and mountains? Im looking at a Jayco in the next few years. What kind of RPM’s are you running pulling a trailer uphills.

Thanks, will do! I am glad you like it. It is starting to get cold around here so we just planned two week down south.

'Sup! Thanks for the love! I did my best to make it perfect just for you!

If it was Europe it would have been a 1965 VW Vanogan, without a whole bunch of the stuff my Motorhome has, but yes you are correct Fuel is expensive all over the world.

Yes, I agree now fuel is 4.19 seem like a deal, but we all know better.

Hey, thanks for watching, We appreciate the love.

How much does 8 nights in a hotel or an AirBNB cost? Pluss you pay airfare or gas in a car or turck to get to the place. This way I spent the 350 and had a nice place to stay for a full week and to get back home safely. (I know I have tons of other Motorhome costs as well) The $350 was round trip, but yes it seems like a big shock to the system.

No thanks, but at least you (MIGHT) get paid for using that fuel. Love all you truckers, be safe.

And just think I was only 3/4 empty, if it was empty It could have taken another 24 gallons. I think i hit a gas pump limit as I was not at a super big truck stop. This is why I never let it get empty. I always fill at 1/2 or less, it is a lot cheaper that way.

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