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this was very useful. I can’t physically deal with for mattresses so you really helped me out giving me that information straight away..

mail forwarding is so under looked. 3 year full timer here!

North dakota

I have a question. I asked chat GPT and it actually directed me to your Channel. Do you ever see any Schoolies AKA bus conversions at any of the Thousand Trail campgrounds or any campgrounds? My wife and I are considering this way of life after years of talking. Her dream is to have a school bus that we convert. Do you see these anywhere or do you know if they are banned in most Parks? I appreciate your time.

North Dakota?!

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Connecting a black water flush hose to a splitter and no back flow preventer is a great way to contaminate the campground's water supply and is highly illegal in Michigan. Do not do this as it is horrible advice. One potable water supply hose per hose bib only.

yeah so it is as simple...... u hooked up three connections

Good information 👍

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Safety is gay

We r remodeling our rv a bit replacing the sound system tv and other stuff

Kool 😊

You are suppose to flip your mattress so it doesn't get the pit in the middle . Flip every time you change the sheets.

If you are heavy set you will SINK into the mattress due to body heat and weight and you will wake up in pain just like an old sagging mattress. .

Sorry if you've answered this before or if this sounds like a dumb question but this is the first time I've seen a video from your channel and wanted to ask is this new mattress (Months) now.. is it a soft or more firm style? Yes I know it's foam but just curious 😀 Thanks 😊

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Very helpful. Thank you for sharing!

Oh yea you make sense 👍

I don't have the travel bug, but I have been wanting to buy a RV for some time now. With how housing has become so expensive. I rather spend what you would pay for rent for a year on decent RV. At the end of that year you still have a place to live, and it's paid for. I would love to buy a small plot of land as long as I had water and sewer hookups I would solar power my RV.

I shouldnt have to say this but please dont plug a 50 amp into a 30

Hecka yeah, littering is for jerks 😃

Travels-greetings-you created super trip. take it easy. ;)

Run bald tires and it’s not a problem

Street tires on the pickup, off-road tires on the trailer?

Or fly into someone else's windshield

This is why women should not have equal rights.

Haha yeah im gonna do this

What do you think tires are made for

IF YOU HAVE AN IQ SLIGHTLY HIGHER THAN A NUMBER 2 PENCIL, YOU DON'T NEED THIS.

Yeah right.

TOO MUCH!!!!

Thanks for this great review! Been looking for an app like this…

Getting a permanent address to put in your driver's license.

City ?

Good 👌

Good work 🎉

Good advice! And be sure and use tank treatment and the proper toilet paper.

How do you find dump sites? Where do you find fresh water site?

I was hoping for more specifics on what you budget for all the categories. Thank you for what you did share. - Michelle

Fr

Can't justify spending that much money especially when COE campground cost us about 11 buck a night

Guilty as charged on number 2! Bought a few things that didnt work out and or found out that i didnt need them. Bought within couple weeks of maiden voyage to have time to return to Amazon for this very reason. Thanks

It doesn't cost me 300 a month I pay 650 a year

From what I keep reading and hearing is that TT is more for the weekend campers and not for full time campers. I considered getting a membership but if I can only stay for 14 and then have to go to motel or another campground outside TT then it’s not worth it to me. I keep seeing adds about month long reservations but everything I heard is for 14 days at a time. So where is the monthly reservations at. Sounds fishy to me.

My wife and I are in our 60's and 70's. We just sold our RV yesterday. The reason: It's too much work and money to haul one of these things. We just got back from a 4,000 mile round trip from the Midwest to the Pacific Northwest. This trip finished us off for ever owning one again. First, the gas mileage. It cost us over $1600 for fuel. Then add in the campgrounds. Yes, we did stay at some where they were just $10 per night, but others were as much $70 per night. Add in the work involved: Backing in the campsite, leveling, putting down the stabilizers, connecting water and electric, dumping your tanks, pulling in the slide, etc. Every time we would stop for fuel, I would have to navigate the gas station to make sure I could pull in and out without hitting an obstacle. Plus, you can't make distance pulling one of these things. We would keep the speed limit at 60-65 and cars would be flying past us. Our kids flew out to meet us in the Pacific Northwest and stayed in a VRBO 4 miles from our campground. It was a beautiful house, all the amenities a person needed. No stress involved. We on the other hand, camped down the road from them with no electric, no WIFI and I had to haul water to fill our water tanks. Yep, this last trip finished us off ever owning one of these again. Plus, add in the yearly insurance, registration and maintenance. I will say we did see some nice places with our RV and was glad we got to travel in it. From now on, it's driving and staying in hotels!

The supreme idiots will make it illegal real soon, they made being homeless illegal, and boondocking could be argued in court to be illegal. Its headed out, we did it 14 yrs with nothing but hassles and near miss violence, one person gets shot and the courts will ban it.

Thanks for sharing. I recently watched a full time rv couple who kept track of the years expenses and broke them down into categories. Their first year total was about $63,000. Sounds too expensive for me to consider.