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@@lynnd627 This was a part 1, so did you look for part two? If not here it is. 👍🏽 ruclips.net/user/shorts0TYqcVLzxpc?si=ZcPWnuiRgPNofiic

@@ThunderandLightningEvPickup dude, this isn't the godfather, one part would have done it

@@Mck499 do you mean leak into the cab? Usually not there’s multiple gutter systems so if any water does make it through the panels it’s immediately channeled away from the vehicle. Maybe I should make a video demonstrating that.

​@ThunderandLightningEvPickup okay, yeah that's what I meant sorry for bad wording. I was thinking of getting a avalanche to use as a trail/camper rig. Thank you

Unlikely but even if so it’s Not my problem. I have a warranty till 2032 and I will sell it before it runs out.

Thank you for your comment Bill. It’s great to discuss these things. Any other comments or questions? Also if you have any proof or data of things please pass along! It would definitely be helpful!

Thank you. I’m saving over $100 per week!!!!

You're welcome!

@@eriknelson45 I appreciate your comment. But I’m no fool. First of this truck does not have a transmission. I got this truck almost brand new for around 35 grand. Bought it from a southern dealer in an area where EV’s are not very popular. And I had it shipped to upstate New York. Up here with higher mileage and with less features (without Max to package and all the additional work related stuff) they sell for over 45 grand with mid 40 K mileage. So no it absolutely did not depreciate and no, I will not have to deal with any mechanical issues of any kind. In addition to that, I have a warranty that came with the truck without me having to pay for it that last until 2032 or 100,000 miles. There’s three additional warranties that also came with it that protect every pricey component, And everything else with the exception of wear and tear items.

Perfect for me and for my business I hope you have a vehicle is perfect for you and your circumstances.

Not at all thank you for the question! If the frame is really dirty and or they want the frame cleaned you can clean it first. That gives for windows too. But in this case the only thing that’s being cleaned is the glass. It’s going to drip down below no matter what so you would have to wipe the bottom of the frame either way.

Fr

​​@@TheBlueDragon2424 What do you mean by Fr??

I agree. They are expensive and there are much better products from eco flow you could use . But if you have a whole bunch of ego batteries from the zero turns, mowers, blowers weed whackers it can be useful. But the machine is a little pricey. Find it online FB or eBay, Craigslist for cheap and then it’s a better decision. But if you don’t have these batteries don’t go this route!

Totally agree. They are working on a commercial line. Maybe they’ll have this stuff worked out out there. It’s just all that I could afford, and I was kind of testing it out to see if it could work. It did, but it certainly not ideal for a whole lot of commercial work.

Internal dimensions are approximately 6 1/2’ x 4 1/2 x 4 1/2. To be honest a little too small I’m just under 6 foot so I’m able to sleep in there, but if you’re claustrophobic, it would be a bit challenging and also it’s too small to change your clothes and comfortably. But it keeps you dry and warm and it’s more about adventure.

Sort of true. I have both. But I have tons of batteries 🔋 since I also have mowers blowers, weed wackers and all the rest. I got this unit used and it came with 4 7.5ah batteries for the price of two. So it was actually free. But I agreed they have a loooong way to go before this thing is as useful as my eco flow battery and solar systems.

Agreed.

Wow that’s high!!! You need solar or something.

Absolutely I can. Easily. Probably two-3 days if you don’t open the fridge.

also I would say if you wanted to extended it charge the batteries of the generator during the day and run it after dark (so you neighbors don’t kill ya because of the noise)

Awesome man what content would you like to see? And you use it for personal adventures or for work?

Also, I have two avalanches right now. One is an older one and I’m looking to sell it. It’s also a 2005 and it comes with a plow.

@@ThunderandLightningEvPickup Any maintenance content or modification tips. Sometimes the smallest information helps in a big way for any enthusiast. Like wise I will list what I have done to mine below: 1. Aftermarket headlights/taillights with fan cooled LEd's. 2. Knock sensor replacement and water sealing to prevent future problems. 3. All new slotted and drilled brakes (calipers and rotors/pads) and copper/nickel brake lines. $$$ 4. EGR system replacement 5. New tailgate latch 6. Water pump replaced 4k ago (truck has 190k) 7. swaybar replaced and new end links and urethane installed. 8. Master cylinder was replaced 9. Plugs and wires.

@@tonyb7748 very cool. How do you use it?

@@ThunderandLightningEvPickup Right now its a driveway queel lol. No inspection so not roadworthy. Once i get it up to speed (new Fuel Pump and Emmisions test pass) Ill be using it to explore the PA mountains.

The bagger works great for light and dry stuff. Anything a little heavier or wet not so much are you looking to bag grass clippings or for fall cleanup?

Hello my friend I’m very sorry, but I won’t be able to do that unfortunately. Reason being I sold the camper several years ago. At the time there wasn’t as much interest in the camper so I didn’t put in the extra work to make a bunch of well made videos for it and I’m not a professional RUclipsr.

Thank you I looked on eBay I didn’t see it but here’s your search term: For Chevy Avalanche 07-13 Vantech P3910B P3000 Series Rack Cross Bar System $399.20

www.google.com/url?q=upfitsupply.com/product/vantech-p-series-ladder-rack-for-chevy-avalanche/%3Fsrsltid%3DAfmBOookI2HGUR0QltsaxtaV2AUxZ6OjbFJWHeV880Y19BE_Uc_ce4NqiA8&opi=95576897&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwiF8pK1t_SDAxXmlIkEHduoAwUQ5jEIkwI&usg=AOvVaw0EOKxPnWu45387jsoiIk76

Hey Bradley, yes they’re available online go on eBay and just search Ladder rack for Chevy avalanche.

Yeah you’re right sorry

@@ThunderandLightningEvPickup I was just kidding

Douche

Unfortunately, probably not. I mean the new Silverado is basically a Chevy avalanche but it’s electric and it’s super expensive.

Ma’am, you have my dream Chevy avalanche I have two and I use one for plowing and dirty work, and one for my business/camping. If you ever decide to sell the 2500 please reach out. But I’m so happy for you guys! If you have any questions questions, please feel free to reach out and make sure you use that Midgate function.

@@ThunderandLightningEvPickup He is very happy with his truck. He used to restore classic cars as his trade and was in the Body and Fender field for over 30 years BUT he just doesn’t have the stamina to continue doing that because of his age so this one will not require so much attention. I don’t like the sound of it as it sounds like it has flow-master on it but he loves that sound, lol! We saw that there is a tent that can be put on the back but we are just not that agile to climb in and out so the motorhome for us!

@@cocacolafiestaunderstandable. I would love a hard sided a-frame camper trailer but it’s not in the budget at the moment so we continue to just enjoy the AVEY. I call it a transformer as I use to for some many things and it can change and adapt to everything.

Your math is correct. But guess what most of the time you’re compressor is not on for for all 10 hours. If it is, it’s either because you’re trying to cool down too big of a space you lack good insulation or it’s very very hot outside. This was not a worst case scenario. Other videos I kind of give more of the surrounding conditions.

Call Stewart just an experiment it’s not exactly practical however, if you want to charge up whatever power station you have overnight when the cost of electricity is 1/10 and then use it during the afternoon/ evening when the cost of electricity is much higher it’s not a bad way to save a little bit of money.

You are not really saving any money because you are not factoring in the price of that over priced power station. It uses NMC batterys that at best have around 800 cycles to 80%. You would be better of with a power station that has LIFEPO4 batterys that has 3000 cycles to 80%.A real solar Power station could be recharged with a considerable amount of solar (free recharging) unlike the EGO max's out around 150w. Power tool batterys will never pay for themselves in a solar/recharging environment.you will just burn threw those batterys quick. The price of a 100ah lifepo4 is at a all-time low, tool battery company's are basically over charhing us all regardless of platform

If you or anyone has any questions about it, please let me know. I now have two Chevy avalanches… I just bought another one for three grand.

Thanks, man that means a lot. We’re teaching each other out here. If any of you know anyone else Who is doing clever things like this or trying to learn or maybe they simply want to Chevy avalanche community tell them about about this channel

I couldn’t agree more! I actually just bought another one 2005 that came with a plow. (We live in New York State and I work myself). I do like using E85. Here the price delta isn’t as much ( here it costs 2.60. But gas is 340) And only one station has it. So when I’m near I get it. And it runs great on it. When we go to cali we rent electric cars.

Recently bought a 2008 LT with about 145k miles and it too is a Flex Fuel model!! Here in So-Cal when gas can be anywhere from 4 bucks to 6 bucks a gallon!! I am only paying around 3 bucks!!!

What e85 ? I own an 07 avalanche and i use regular 😂

@@nilsonc93 what exactly is your question?

What's e85 is that gasoline or diesel ?

All ride-ons make that noise but you can hear it on the ego since there isn't a petrol motor drowning the sound out.

@CaseyGibson Not true. In researching Greenworks and ryobi do not. I ended up getting the ryobi 80V zero turn. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Zero deck rattle and rides like a car.

​@@Goforit2nite Do you prefer it over the EGO zero turn? Ty,

@@russell311000 I prefer the Ryobi with the joystick. Much sturdier deck. I chose that and love it.

I hope not! But just in case I bought an 05 for 3500.

We use a full size blowup mattress that I believe is actually closer to 8 inches because your head is going to be in the cabin and for us basically from our hips up is inside the cabin you don’t really need to worry about the space where your feet are., but underneath there is 3 inches of foam. We have tried putting the foam on top of the mattress, but because the foam that we have is smaller, it didn’t work very well but it did help to flatten out the area underneath the mattress so that it’s a bit more comfortable for our backs And bodies.

Awe’s some! What’s your setup. I learn from everyone else.