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Awesome song!!!!! Anywhere i can find it?

Beautiful but music soooo distracting

I live in a 5th wheel in the N. Dakota oilfields and I found snow is a wonderful insulation from the extreme cold! Pack it around the base of your RV, pile it on your hoses, put it on your Propane lines, your water lines, your roof, EVERYTHING!

Great video. Keep up the amazing work.

Great video. Absolutely amazing views!

how much do you pay a month in lot fee?

Thanks so much for sharing!!

Get 12v heat pads for tanks, remote thermometer for areas prone to freezing and use heater in those areas to keep from freezing, reroute waterlines to closest point of connection then use short length of heat trace cable

Looks like your RV wasn’t made for winter

Good video.

Did not know the dangers of cheap space heaters. Thanks for the tip. Going to replace mine with oil filled radiator.

I live in my rv full time in Colorado and my rv is stationary; not movin’ so this helped so much thank you

Thank you! I’ve learned a few things! I have a massive moisture problem and now I know what to do.

Wait it makes 30qts of water a day? Can't you use that water to flush your toilet?

Holy crap, this was one of the most practical and informative videos ive seen. That ship air layer stuff, the heated hose and the damp rid. So many people dont mention those in their "how to full time rv in winter" Thank you. What did you do about your refrigerator? We cant keep ours going as it stops working due to the cold air here in northern mn.

Great tips! Reflectics work great for skirting too. I so wanted to lend you my chop saw when you were building your bed!

Watch the whole video and didn't say a damn thing about frozen

Very nicely done. Good and simple explanations. I have done some things a bit different but wanted to remark on your presentation!!

Thank you ❤

Great views. Excellent commentary.

thanks for all the info, much appreciated.

My plans are buy a class a and head to wyoming. And when i have to do this is by late October ugh. No one talks about condensation inside snd all. No wonder its hard to find nice used older class a

How long was the float?

The oil filled heater is no more efficient than a standard electric heater without a fan. All resistive heaters are 100% energy efficient at generating heat. Anytime any electric device is less than 100% efficient, that wasted energy is always heat. It is thermodynamically impossible for an electric heater to be less than 100% efficient unless it's directly venting heat outside. If you want something that is MORE than 100% efficient, then you need a heat pump, which is basically an air conditioner running in reverse. It doesn't generate heat from electricity, it moves heat from outside to inside. Some newer ones can still work even if it's -20f outside. Remember that an oil filled heater is just a resistive heater with hot oil acting as a buffer between the heating element and the air. It is a MYTH that they are more efficient and anybody who says they are, they're just talking out of their rear ends, regurgitating what they've been told. The only reason you might save energy with an oil filled heater is because it turns off when the oil gets too hot, meaning it puts less heat out as a result. They are safer, but not more efficient.

i am looking to buy an RV but i am not finding places where i could live full time in it i am from MA, do you think that camping ground should accept a full time rent?

I have the opposite problem in California with dryness during the winter. Just the act of heating the home will drop the humidity down to 25 unless I'm constantly cranking the humidifier to bring it back up to 60. Maybe you're just in a humid area?

We have been through some very cold (below freezing) temperatures with our 5th wheel in the SOUTH!?? (NOT our idea of being "snowbirds"! ) Our preparations were quick as the storms approached fast. We have the insultec in our bedroom windows, and on the rest of the windows, we put up clear (see-through) insulated window kits. What an amazing difference it makes to cut the draft from single pane windows! You shrink the plastic with a hair dryer for an airtight seal. It allows you to still get the sunshine warmth coming through and see out too. On nicer days, we open the ceiling vents and door until it warms up in the Spring. Available at most hardware, Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's, etc. The slated bed frame is brilliant! We've made 9-10 videos on preparing your rv for cold and never thought of doing that. Great job!! This winter, we are in dryer climate with the cold and condensation is way down. We have a refillable unit that absorbs the moisture, and when the fabric packet is dissolved, just replace with a new packet. Dump water as needed in between packets. We use it in the summer when we're back in WI too. WI has high humidity in the summer and we are not usually in a place where we can run our AC. Looks like you are in a place for a long haul! Stay warm! God bless!

Thanks for sharing the info!

Great job! Very informative!

Also found wrapping in a couple laters of cardboard and covered in plastic is amazing. No cold walls less moisture and less to heat

Probably the most helpful video I have seen to date! My heartfelt thanks!

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Lots of good info Chris, thank you! Now I'd like to give you a tip for the bed and that we can add holes with a hole saw on both sides. Just remember not to block the holes when storing things. I also added thick plastic over the windows with two sided tape just make sure the plastic is behind the frame. I removed the frame and added insulation that was missing around the window then added the plastic. works well in northern Quebec. -40c last year...

Good job brother. This is going to be my first winter RVing in Manhattan MT! Yea I’ve got some work to do. Lol. I work in big sky and there’s already 18” of pow pow on the ground. It snowed about 4 inches here and no prob yet. But she’s on her way! Lol 👀😎💪💯🇺🇸

getting ready for my first winter in Maine living in a trailer, this helps a lot!

Buy a cheap skil saw for 24.99

The magic number is 42 % mold dont grow .

Geez, smart guy but go get a battery tool set. It'll pay for itself your first repair.

I don't like the slide-out. I lived in rented one in northern Canada. It is much harder to insulated properly around them. We had to tape extra layers of form on the outside of the door. The door is one layer of fiberglass. But overall it can be done at -25c . Just extra work as you have done most of it yourself.

We lived in Alaska in our RV. The RV park had a class that told about how to set up for the winter. Hence we had no problems in 4 years.

my idea of avoiding frozen pipes in an RV was to drive it south for winter

Dollar tree has the small ones cheaper

That was such a great site!!

Awsome. Great ideas! Thank you. Winter camping is a lot of work and expense. I live in my camper and this is my first winter. VERY nervous!!

Not sure what would have been better. One inch foam board or wooden board for a skirt. Looks like the wood is absorbing water.

Nice video...must have hiked it early in the day to miss the hordes of people. This is the "if you only hike one trail" trail hike in Glacier, even if you dislike crowds. I had the amazing fortune to once have the trail to myself on a beautiful summer afternoon. I was walking the Trail of the Cedars, knowing that the Avalanche Trail had been closed for days because of bear activity. As I walked past the Avalanche trailhead, I saw a ranger take the rope down and say the trail was open. I saw over 100 people on the way back...I said "hey - other illegal hikers!" to the first couple just to get a laugh.

Glad to have found your videos, nice done and informative, getting ready for our trip this summer to the park

Headed to Glacier National Park mid July. Can you give contact info for local sea kayak rentals, or Outfitter that provides services. Sea Kayaker interested in full day trip on Flathead River. No white water. Tks Joe W

Man this was an awesome video. Always looking for a free place to camp. Especially where i can get the motorhome into.

Steve would camp on top of that hill. 😁