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Thank you. I'm quite proud of them.

It's so smooth too. I should have had one this good when I was framing my basement a few houses ago. Life would have been so much easier.

Nice and warm down there! The weather here has been so strange this winter. Hardly any snow. Too warm. No snowboarding this year.

It has been too long!

Sadly no. But, it was delicious!

It was for sure. I reworked it in this video here... ruclips.net/video/3qT8B6Gstew/видео.html and created some extra space and lined it with aluminum foil tape to try and reflect some heat away from the wood. It worked really well and we have had no problems with it at all. As for fuel spilling out of the cap, it hasn't happened yet but I like your idea. I may need to do that as a precaution. We take some pretty sketchy roads on occasion.

He is our comedic relief

Ya, she missed a day and did 2 in a row to make up for it. So, yes, same day.

@@pilphoto In China they say that trying to fool someone is cheating

Sharp too!

LOL. That would be a loud band for sure. I should record them screaming at me when I'm playing my guitar. It's funny but I think it might be a comment on my guitar skills. LOL.

they have been doing this since Seamus was a tiny pup.

That's all Christina working with him. She does a great job with the dogs.

both kind of. I am getting just as much training as the puppies

i did not know she was a trainer that would be cool to work with dogs all day but hard i bet.

The two of them have been working very hard together for most of the last 5 or 6 months. They have bother come a long way.

I am not a trainer. I am just doing the training with my puppies@@mariaguadalupe8522

Yes I agree they are very nice

arent they called jumps? i thought racks are what you hold things on like storage. or is it something different here?

LOL.

When I got divorced a handful of years ago, I purged a great deal from my life. Believe it or not, I'm a minimalist. The problem is that all that junk, well most of it, is needed for the bus and other projects we have on the go or coming up. I could quite easily get rid of 90% of it and be happy but a few of my hobbies are tied up in that mess right now. LOL. The bus build and camping are the biggest part of that mess in the garage. It's a work in progress. Most of it will be cleared out in the next few weeks....I hope. :)

Going to the gym to get in better shape has taught me that motivation only lasts a couple weeks.

This true but the plan was to live in the bus but not necessarily on the road all the time. We still might pick up a plot of land and park the bus on that. For now, though, I really need to get rid of some stuff!

He sure is. He's like this most of the time!

he is our comic relief

LOL.

I agree we need more Isse and Seamus

It's not for rechargeable cigarettes but just has 3 USB ports in it. For my phone and GoPro and such. They are just shaped like the old school cigarette lighters.

they also say everything is better in Texas and I am from Texas.

@@MountainSole That reminds me of a song my uncle George wrote. 🎶 All My ex's live in Texas🎵 I'm sure you've heard it. And I think the saying goes Everything is bigger in Texas not better...

LOL Chris said you would say that! LOL it was too cold

That would make it even better🥵

I have about 15 more pounds to use then I'm going to put on that 2 piece for you. LOL.

@@genxersI don’t think you should wait. I actually like you just how you are. I like my men with a bit of meat on their bones just how I like my women!! If you are into men as well I would definitely be interested😊

@@robertjude8261 LMAO. I'll stick to the women thanks. Still puttin' the 2 piece on though. LOL.

We have a diesel heater that puts out some really good heat and good insulation so we should be alright in the cold. But, we are not taking it out in the really cold weather for a trip until we get an engine heater. Diesels don't like the cold and trying to warm it up with the block heater would take a bigger generator than we have. But, we will get one in there eventually.

For myself, I would like to do a section here and there. No desire to hike the whole think at once. Christina on the other hand would love the hike the whole thing.

We have hit that time of year when things are slowing down a bit and not much is going on. Lots of yard, house, and garage cleanup. I'm trying to put together something at least mildly interesting for next week. :)

You guys should get a hot tub!😊

@@robertjude8261 LOL. My kids would love that.

I bet your roommate would like that too.🥵

@@robertjude8261LOL

Ok, but I don't think the other guys at the gym will get it.

lol - Chris you know you look great in a two piece@@genxers

@@christinahicks3062 You are such a tease. I don’t ask for much🙁

@@robertjude8261me 😇Chris is the one that keeps saying he will show up in a two piece

That's one way to get more viewers, Chris! I'm sure you'd get some interesting looks at the gym too! Your 2-piece could say "limp mode" since that's a hot topic apparently, hahaha @genxers

It gets pretty cold up here yes. -30C is a normal cold winter day but usually warmer than that by a little bit. The plan is to work on the interior of the bus this winter. Providing we can get the bus warm enough to work in. As long as it's over freezing inside the bus we should be ok to work on it.

From my inspections and research, I'm 99% sure it's the transmission control module. I can pick up a new one for about $800 so not as bad as a transmission job for sure.

@@ChristinaHicks-zh2ef LOL

@ChristinaHicks-zh2ef When I am in limp mode I take Cialis. I tried Chinese medicine but my doctor said to try Cialis. It really works.

@@freddywong28 LOL. That's hilarious.

I never go in limp mode. Hopefully that day never comes for me, such a big part of my life. I love satisfying the ladies🙂

@@robertjude8261 what's limp mode and why does it require medicine?

still here. I just am not a mechanic at all

It would seem that way except we have only had 2 issues thus far. The IPR valve which shut off the injectors and now the TCM. Both of which will take out a pickup as well. For as disappointing as it is, I think we still did good on the purchase. It's just a pain to deal with it in the summer when we really wanted to use the bloody thing.

That would be fantastic! chris@genx-ventures.com

I put a piece of split loom on it but I like your idea. That might actually be a better option than the split loom.

LOL. Even masochists don't want that kind of suffering. I didn't even think of a turret plate. That's a great idea. I would have saved the taping. That would have been a much better option on my camperette when we installed the heater in it. A great idea.

Very happy to have you along for the ride!

A noble thing to do. Was there a bus like ours there before?

LOL. That one was hilarious.

We thought about propane but I hated it in all the RVs I've had over the years. I found that when it got really cold they didn't work as well. The diesel heater in our camper works great. Leaves are changing here as well. With the bus at our house, we should be able to continue to work on it through the winter. Just turn up the heat and go!

Using dyed would be a great idea. I might have to do that. I have access to purchase dyed for work. I could pick some up for myself as well. Most of the installs I have see that tie into the bus tank are putting a T in the main line. Putting a completely separate line would definitely solve that.

That looks like a lot of hassle for having a separate tank. I definitely wouldn’t want to be fooling around with that out in the cold.

I've seen a couple videos where people did that. I always wondered how they avoided pulling fuel back from the engine and losing their prime. Most of the videos I've seen they just drop a new pickup tube direct into the main fuel tank which usually involves drilling the tank or drilling a knock-out plug. A lot of the truck stops I go to for diesel has reefer (dyed) fuel available right at the pump, so after you buy clear diesel for the engine tank you hit "next" on the pump and then fill the aux/heater tank. Super convenient. I have a small siphon pump I keep in my toolkit in case I ever need to re-prime the fuel filter canister when changing out a filter so in a pinch can always steal some clear diesel from the main tank for my heaters on a cold night.

@@thetslabussounds like a great set up!

@@robertjude8261There is a ton of room under the bus and it fills quickly. But, it is only a temporary setup until I get the underbody storage box and the actual fuel tank I want to use. A marine fuel tank with a quick connect.