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I have questions. So I could see tilting it to the ac side maybe would help. Mine at sights always wants to tilt the opposite way so maybe start assuming I’ll be using 1-2 blocks on the other side at all times. Question is how the hell are you supposed to keep the weather out and form entering the cabin? How do keep the pan water from entering when driving and weather entering when driving? I see no logical way this would ever work correctly in a real world situation and should have never been done.

I noticed mine was always dripping good out the slots on mine. I made sure I kept it level and I never had any issues, or so I thought. This weekend I was camping and I was level within 1 °. Slight tilt to the other side. I made it through the first day no problems then all of sudden around 10:30pm the second night the damn thing started having water running across my floor from under my seat. I looked it’s coming from the base of the wall then across the floor. It looked like it was running inside the wall. I’ve only had this camper a few years bought it brand new. I’ve had nothing but problems out of it. The fridge struggles to even hit 50. This weekend it was at 60°. The battery charging system doesn’t work right and cooks the batteries. I went through 2 batteries in the first 2 years and I just disconnected them all together until I can figure out what’s going on. Now my ac is leaking inside and I noticed mold under my seat and I didn’t even know it had been leaking.So we are just going to see if there is any kind of fix for the Ac and if it’s not reliable or reasonable price wise we’re done. We’re sellling it even if we have to take a loss and just be done with camping at this point. It’s been nothing but trouble and stress for us from the start. Keystone should have never sold the camper in this state basically not even functional as it was originally designed for. Just overall terribly designed and a complete failure design wise. They should be recalled but they’ll never do it unless people die as a result.

This kind of reminds me of when I had an apartment. They had warnings posted about running the ac too cold because it did the same to the windows. The window frames would condensate and cause mold issues.

Hello we're renting a 2014 Jayco with a wall unit above our bed and it leaks excessively on our bed we have the exact same problem our landlord has had somebody come out and try to fix it but they've only made the problem worse to the point it won't even drain at all and it drains into our closet above the bed and has ruined the majority of our clothes

Thank you so much. The best explanation. God bless you.

Good video, this heat wave has been brutal..

Having a similar issue. Plugged in our camper to my truck and the 7 way plug on my truck started smoking. Melted a terminal in the camper cord. Have a new cord, 7 way plug, and harness for the 7 way plug on my truck just delivered today. Fingers crossed it works because I lost tail lights/brake lights/turn signals, but all other running lights were working. Trailer brakes were intermittently working. Hoping I get it figured out next trip is in 2 weeks!

Very helpful. Thank you!

great stove long as you keep it clean , taking part the burners can be tricky , but worth it , just make sure you get the plates back together in the right order

I had the same problem with my 2020 jayco 174rd and solved it by carefully drilling a weep hole in the rear of the AC with a drill bit. I did get get some water damage until I fixed it. I am able to level my trailer now and not lean it anymore. BE CAREFUL DRILLING!

Thank you for a clear easy to follow instruction video its really good for non handy people like me.

Great Video thank you for posting..

This was really helpful, I believe this is the same issue I’m having with my brand new unit.

Can a roof-mount AC be mounted on a wall? It would be like a mini-split.

Fantastic presentation!! Thank you.

Thank you. The best video I have seen thus far. Just bought my first ever trailer for Jet ski. Very helpful. Enjoy camping .

CastleRock tires are absolute junk. I had a blowout with mine. Thanks for the video!

Well done thanks🤠👍

What an awesome way to explain it thank you, i understood; now its time to practice🤗🚐.

Not all trailer dealers are lousy at wiring.. In 2017 there was a wild fire and we evacuated with a horse trailer--sorry no camp trailer available and when you are running for your lives you take what you have... the wiring in the horse trailer had no brakes and no signal lights etc... when things were almost over with, and we were headed back home, we stopped at an RV dealer and they managed to fix the issue with the lights and brakes on the horse trailer.... so each dealer is different...glad you got your electrical issue fixed, they can be frustrating...

One thing I would add (being I have very limited experience). Is, if you're you're going to tow something. "Come back" to this video or any other instruction video that you're comfortable with. And refresh your memory the day before or just before you're heading out. To keep the tactics fresh in your mind. Instead of watching the video weeks/months/years before trying to maneuver a trailer. At least, that's what I'm going to do most of the time - Refresh. Great instructional video...👍

Very good video. I drove a bigrig but that was 20 yrs ago. This reminded me of my truvk driving course lessons Thank you.

That was perfect! Thank you!!!

I camped since I was baby and I just feel happy walking down the camping aisles at Canadian Tire

We camp in Sequoia National Park, Pinnacles National Park and love California’s Central Coast. We tent camped with our 3 children for 15 years. The joy of the Sierra National Forest did not disappoint. We hiked, fished, sat hours by the lake, read, campfires in the morning and evenings and loved everyday. The kids are grown and we purchased a trailer and continue to camp at least 8 to 10 times a year. We enjoy your channel. Enjoy your family and they will never forget camping.

If the trailer is loading the axle heavier on one side it will cause it to run hotter just because of the added rolling friction.

Great video. Love the dialog.

Nice video! Very informative as well. I always viewed towing like this: You can have a thousand spotters, but the driver is always responsible for both good, and bad. Never be afraid to double and triple check your position when backing up and making turns.

I really appreciate this info, thanks.

Here in MB the rv has its own insurance just like a vehicle. We only have government insurance.

Great channel to is LIZ AMAZING....based on her channel, what you said is very true...2018 or OLDER has much better build quality. You should watch her channel and some of the horror shows. She now has retained a lawyer...it is crazy.

That was truely an excellent course. Best video that I've seen on backing up a trailer. I watched several of them but you're the best

I bet I have watched 20 videos this morning on how to back a camper. None of them helped. Yours is perfect. Thank you, thank you, thank you for actually explaining how to do it. The visuals are fantastic and easy to follow. I feel much more confident now to know what position to start in and when to cut the wheels. I already had the left and right part. I put my hand at the bottom of the steering wheel.

AWESOME VIDEO!!!! Thanks for taking the time to make it.

We have two 3-week trips scheduled for this year: Colorado loop in the spring and Mackinaw/Apostle Islands in the fall. Had ours dewinterized and sanitized. Am rarin' to go. Safe travels!

Great advice. Thank you

I was trying to learn how to back into our campsite (2nd time) and had 4 men laughing and making stupid remarks. No one was helping, including my husband. I finally so frustrated that I quit and told my husband to just do it.

Thanks for the video. It gave a clue where I should look for my 7 way wire issue. Big thumbs up. Cheers for your sharing.

Is it ok if it goes through the water heater?

This is the best !

Saying right and left gets confusing. So much easier to think of it as driver vs passenger.

Thank you! Headed out this spring, towing for the first time.

This will actually work very well and never drip inside camper IF it's installed correctly. Coleman finally got it right on their lt models for 2024.

Hand signals can be great, or not. I worked as an equipment operator, back-hoes & excavators. I had a favorite on the ground, excellent at giving had signals, I could always understand exactly what he was communicating. It's an art.

I have an 18’ cruise light, same year and have the same problems on mine. Been a very good camper except for the air conditioning. Can’t get it to quit dripping inside. I thought it was just my camper lol

2018 Aspen Trail 17’BH has the same issue BUT ITS OVER THE BED There’s a 1/2” gap on the left that I can see the water in the pan-it just doesn’t drain properly. I had to suck it out with a shop vac and will try that before the next trip. I tried to pull the unit out but it doesn’t seem to have been installed properly and is stuck. The instructions are very vague ‼️

Harder to back smaller trailer than larger ones…know from experience

Really helpful especially about the steering wheel and spotter. Thank you. Just going to get ours, newbies 😅

I own a 2019 Hideout 175BH. Similar layout and build quality. Biggest difference is width. Mine is wider which allows for a bigger dinette and sink in bathroom. However, it is harder to tow because it exceeds width of vehicle and act as a sail. I think I would prefer narrower trailer in future. People focus so much on bells and whistles and not enough on tow-ability when buying a camper. It’s really important, especially if you’re planning on longer trips. I’ve enjoyed your channel through the years, keep it up.