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@@Rieju-Sherco The bike now is sitting at 250 hours on the original top end. I plan on doing one this winter though. There are no signs of any issues with the engine though.

@1994vmax I'm pretty sure mine is also 28. The suspension does settle once it breaks in. Plus having rider sag set is very helpful. I can only reach tiptoes with both feet, not flat footed.

@NMLife22 The plan is to use then eventually and build out hard sides. We do use the tip outs in the Summer as porches and it's nice. The full aluminum cage, the fact the kitchen was already built, an AC unit, a fan.. were also big reasons for choosing the trailer we did. We have a cargo trailer as well, and I can tell you the cargo trailer would not have endured full time living for this long. We didn't buy the trailer expecting to not use the tip outs, but we quickly found out how important security/temp regulation is and decided against them. Still love it, still live in it.

@@TheAndersenAdventures with the tip outs open is it not able to maintain temp? Heating and cooling?

@NMLife22 Not in extreme weather for long. A weekend of camping is tolerable, but living full time isn't. In 100F+ degree weather, the AC running on high it only cools to about 80 with tipouts open, Which is okay. In weather where it's below freezing for any length of time, we would have frost on the tent beds on the inside. The heat strip is a joke, so we used a ceramic plug in heater when plugged in. To be honest, we've never used the wood stove with the tent beds so I can't speak for that. The biggest battle has been moisture and privacy. Again, we are full time in it. For a weekend of camping I think it's great.

@@BneMoisha Glad it worked! We've bought several replacement on Amazon. Search "chinese diesel heater fuel pump" and you should find what you're after.

@vipinkarnik8283 This has happened to me a couple times when they get really gummed up, spray more lubricant in both ends and cap off the ends for a couppe hours, come back and try to pish the piston again. Hope that helps!

@@wendytravis6427 We have two vehicles that we tow with.

Honestly, it pulled it pretty well other than the severe overheating issues when the ambient temps were 105+.

The trailer can handle 100 degree heat with the tipouts closed but the AC will only drop the inside temps down to 75-80 if it's over 100 outside. With the tipouts open, the ac doesn't keep up very well at all. You can cool it by 15 degrees but that's about it. If you plan on using tipouts then be sure to pick up some insulating covers like the popup gizmos or make something similar yourself.

@hellapellanyc6465 I wouldn't unless you reinforce the frame where the hitch is installed. Depending on the year you buy, the hitch is only rated for 175lbs or 200lb capacity. We used a cargo rack on the back before but not exceeding 100lb total.

@@TheAndersenAdventures Wouldnt 200 lb hitch weight equal 2000lb tow weight?

@@hellapellanyc6465 No, the weight rating from Intech on this is not based on “tongue weight” like a regular receiver hitch on a vehicle. This is very much a “do not exceed 200lbs at all” receiver. It is intended for a small bicycle rack or cargo rack and not really intended for towing.

@@TheAndersenAdventures Thanks!!

@championhairpuller Maybe you missed it, but we LIVE in this trailer full time including winters and summers. Between temperature/moisture control and also sometimes camping in bear country, we opted to not utilize the tents. I'm glad you've had no issues with yours! We would love to use ours but it just is too difficult to keep the inside of the trailer warm/cool and dry and peace of mind that nothing (or no one) can get in (easily) while we are gone is more important than the extra room. We plan on building some hard sides one of these days soon so we can use the trailer to the fullest extent again. :)

@barbshubert9667 This seals the bowl to the black tank - so any time I flushed, I'd get a bit of liquid from the bowl that would seep between the two tanks. I haven't had to replace my flusher yet!

Thank you!

Thank you!

@@thenicgatesshow Unfortunately we haven't found a kit for this but you can piece it together. You would have to create an inner and outer frame for the tipout.

The white plastics were actually Beta OEM. We have since switched to Polisport and have had great luck with durability.

@Ofer12344 Adds quite a bit more power, but we also had to re jet the carb to get it to run right since the stock pipe is tiny in comparison. I think FMF has power curve charts on their website

Rookie mistake! We also forgot to bring a way to air them back up. They were both at the same tire pressures regardless. This was a while ago, the Jeep is now gone and the FJ just was an all around better vehicle for what we needed.

@Rieju-Sherco Thank you! The brakes are also just plain bad on top of being drum brakes. Shortly after this video we lost the front brake completely 😂 Bike is currently down with a few issues, but as soon as we gets parts in it'll be back up and ripping!

@z1berzerker Accidentally matching! 😂

@@TheAndersenAdventures I learned to ride on a Honda XL 175 in my youth 💪... Great lil bikes

Don't play with the Script.

@@TheAndersenAdventures Close enuff. For society current. Status

@@gordonwrichert8240 Hahaha 😂

That does make me feel better! I'm okay with spending the $15 every year or two for a new seal. Pretty small price to pay overall to have a toilet inside and not have to use a dump station. Thanks for watching!

That's awesome that you're moving into your Discover! It's definitely an adjustment but we love it. Modifications are endless lol. Does your 23 have the little lip over the rear door? I'm surprised you're still having issues if so! That's good to know. We can finalize our replacement pads and post it to our website here soon. It just hasn't been a priority 😆 I'll see about making a video on places to stop - truthfully we haven't been doing much in the way of traveling these days but I might be able to throw something together. Happy travels!!

Thank you! ❤

Noted! We've been planning on it but haven't quite "finished" the electrical setup.

@@TheAndersenAdventures Awesome! I'm working on a smaller 200-300 watt system for my Flyer Pursue but have gone down the solar rabbit hole and finding that learning how other people set up their inTech's is fascinating.

Who says we don't have a hidden liquor cabinet 🤫

Our pleasure!

I wish I could have made it! Just a bit out of reach for me this time. :(

We intended to use the tip outs at first - but we found in full time use it is incredibly hard to control the moisture and temperature. They’re great for the regular camper, don’t get me wrong! We have plans to build hard sided tip outs so we can utilize that extra space.

@TheAndersenAdventures I've been asking a few different people about these issues and got a few good ideas. One was to have a fan blowing around to put the dry air into the tent tip outs. Another idea I heard was having a custom tarp company to make insolated covers over the tent tip outs. Another idea was having a different heating system than the standard propane like an electric heat option but I think you guys did an even better option with your diesel heater!

@@mjl9702 The diesel heater is great but still doesn't do the best job, we actually ended up installing a Cubic Mini Grizzly woodstove which has helped dry things out better than anything else we've tried. We made tipout insulation covers from reflectix when we used the tipouts but it still didn't solve all of the issues. We've lived in our Discover full time for 2 1/2 years now and have had very few quality issues. The issues we have had are purely from our lifestyle and abuse that the trailer wasn't intended for.

We're still happy with the Discover. The Forge is neat BUT it's not much of an "upgrade" considering it wouldn't provide much more space and we'd have to spend a lot of time setting it up to be as good as what we have now for full time living, plus the disadvantage of more weght and less ability to tow through severe terrain. We did just purchase a cargo trailer for all four of our dirt bikes, tools and gear. It's nice having a "garage" so we don't have to track mud inside the Discover. There's still so much we can improve on with our current setup like hard sided tipouts and an additional hard sided ramp door room, all of which will double the interior space of our current trailer while retaining the same physical size while in transit.

It's a Buyers Products box. Search Google: Buyers Products 1725147

@@TheAndersenAdventures thank you! My neighbor also looked at your video and wanted to know where you got box!!!

The box is a Buyers Products 1725147. If you search that on Google you'll find several dealers that have them.

@@TheAndersenAdventures THANK YOU!!!

Hello! If your towing capacity on your Bronco is 3500 lbs I would not recommend towing the Discover with it. You'll quickly surpass that. Ideally you don't want to exceed 75% of the tow capacity of your vehicle. The tongue weight alone on the Discover is way more than your vehicle is safely rated for. I'd upgrade tow vehicles. Happy camping! :)