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One Strange Journey
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Join our family on a life-changing adventure as we say goodbye to our traditional home in Colfax, California and hit the road in our spacious 5th wheel. Experience life in a new way and join us as we discover where our journey takes us. Follow us on this exciting and uncertain journey!
RV AC Fan Motor Replacement: Easier Said Than Done..
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I take you through the process of RV AC fan motor replacement, showing the ups and downs of fixing my RV air conditioner. From unexpected hurdles to unconventional installation methods, this journey proves that RV AC repair is often easier said than done. Whether you're dealing with your own RV AC fan replacement or just interested in DIY RV maintenance, join me for some real-life problem-solving on the road.
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I take you through the process of RV AC fan motor replacement, showing the ups and downs of fixing my RV air conditioner. From unexpected hurdles to unconventional installation methods, this journey proves that RV AC repair is often easier said than done. Whether you're dealing with your own RV AC fan replacement or just interested in DIY RV maintenance, join me for some real-life problem-solving on the road.
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RV Life Adventure: Rock Hunting, Strange Google Earth Finds, and BBQ Steak!
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🎥 IN THIS Episode We head out to the desert for some rock hunting, hiking, and exploring a strange structure we discovered on Google Earth. Along the way, we fire up the BBQ and grill some delicious steaks to enjoy under the desert sky. From uncovering hidden treasures to sharing a meal, this journey is all about family, exploration, and the simple joys of RV living. Don't miss out on the excit...
Surviving the Summer Heat in an RV: Tips & Realities!
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🎥 IN THIS Episode We discuss the challenges of dealing with the intense summer heat while living the RV life. We'll share how the extreme temperatures have impacted our daily routine and provide our top tips for staying cool during the hottest months of the year. Whether you're a fellow RVer or just looking for ways to beat the heat, these practical tips and hacks will help you stay comfortable...
No Service Stations Nearby? Subaru Maintenance in RV Life
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🎥 IN THIS Episode In this video, I perform routine maintenance on my 2021 Subaru Outback, including an oil change, replacing the oil filter, air filter, and cabin filter. Living the RV life in a remote area with no service stations nearby, I take matters into my own hands and share how to keep your Subaru running smoothly from the comfort of your RV. Perfect for anyone living off the grid or lo...
A Year in One Spot RV Life: The Good, The Bad, and The Reality
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🎥 IN THIS Episode I take you through the ups and downs of living in our RV for over a year in the small town of Greybull, Wyoming. What started as a short-term stay turned into a long-term experience, and it’s been a journey full of surprises. From dealing with the heat and isolation to discovering new hobbies like rock hounding in the desert, I share what it’s really like when the open road be...
Exploring near the Big Horn Mountains in Wyoming on a Peaceful Sunday
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🎥 IN THIS Episode ☆ One Strange Journey RECEIVES A SMALL COMMISSION WHEN YOU SHOP THROUGH THIS AMAZON LINK: amzn.to/2UaGUZxamzn.to/40yKpdH Consider using our Amazon link to shop! It helps our family and won't add anything to your purchase cost-just a small commission to support us! ✨⭐ PRODUCTS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO ⭐✨ 🔹 Carmtek 10 Digit Keyless Entry RV Door Lock amzn.to/3HBodb6 🔹 Carmtek 10 D...
Truck Tires for our Subaru Outback: A Drama-Filled Day - Falken Wildpeak A/T4W
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🎥 IN THIS Episode In this video, we upgrade our Subaru Outback with Falken Wildpeak A/T4W tires, known for their excellent off-road and snow performance. The installation process didn't go as smoothly as planned, leading to some unexpected drama. To top it off, my wife managed to embarrass me big time during the ordeal! Watch to see how we handle the challenges and the final result of our tire ...
Searching for Meaning in the Desert: Life and Death Reflections
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🎥 IN THIS Episode ☆ One Strange Journey RECEIVES A SMALL COMMISSION WHEN YOU SHOP THROUGH THIS AMAZON LINK: amzn.to/2UaGUZxamzn.to/40yKpdH Consider using our Amazon link to shop! It helps our family and won't add anything to your purchase cost-just a small commission to support us! ✨⭐ PRODUCTS FEATURED IN THIS VIDEO ⭐✨ 🔹 Carmtek 10 Digit Keyless Entry RV Door Lock amzn.to/3HBodb6 🔹 Carmtek 10 D...
Close Call on Our First Wyoming Desert Adventure!
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🎥 IN THIS Episode Join us on our first adventure into the Wyoming desert as we explore the stunning landscapes around Greybull, Wyoming, with our dogs. This thrilling journey includes rock hounding for hidden treasures, a close call with a snake, and an exhilarating mountain climb. Discover the secrets of the Wyoming desert as we uncover beautiful rocks and take in breathtaking views. This expe...
Making Sausages from Scratch in our RV - LEM BigBite 12 Meat Grinder
Просмотров 1483 месяца назад
🎥 IN THIS Episode Join us on our RV culinary adventure as we make delicious homemade sausages from scratch using the LEM Products BigBite 12 Meat Grinder. From cutting up fresh pork to seasoning and creating perfect sausage links, we take you through the entire process right from our 5th wheel kitchen. Whether you're a full-time RVer or just love RV cooking, this video is packed with tips and t...
Can Maddy get her Drivers Permit?| RV Life Wyoming
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🎥 IN THIS Episode Join us on a unique journey in our latest video where we dive into the challenges of getting a learner's permit while living full-time in an RV. Navigating this process isn't straightforward for RV families, and we're here to show you why. In this episode, we share our personal experience with the bureaucracy and peculiarities that come with not having a fixed residence. From ...
Northern Lights Over Wyoming
Просмотров 823 месяца назад
🎥 IN THIS Episode On May 10, 2024, I witnessed the Northern Lights for the first time ever, right from our KOA campground in Greybull, Wyoming. This solo experience was incredibly moving, as I stood alone under the vast Wyoming sky, watching the auroras weave their captivating dance. It was a moment of pure awe and inspiration, one that meant so much to me as an RV enthusiast and lover of natur...
How We Easily Replaced Our RV Water Heater - Rv Life
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🎥 IN THIS Episode Join us as we tackle a crucial RV repair-fixing the water heater! In this step-by-step tutorial, I'll show you how to diagnose issues and replace your RV water heater efficiently. Whether you're dealing with cold showers or maintenance tips, this video has you covered. 🔧 What you'll learn: How to diagnose problems with your RV water heater Step-by-step instructions on replacin...
RV Living in Wyoming Takes an unexpected Turn.
Просмотров 1844 месяца назад
🎥 IN THIS Episode Join us in Wyoming for another episode of our RV life! In this video, we're forced to relocate our 5th wheel to a new spot as the normal season kicks off. It's not just about moving; it's about adapting and continuing our journey in RV living. Amidst the changes, we celebrate Maddy's 15th birthday with some special surprises and deal with an unexpected RV repair that pops up. ...
Simple RV Living: A Snowy Sunday in Wyoming
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Simple RV Living: A Snowy Sunday in Wyoming
Uncovering Wyoming's Secret Dinosaur World - Our RV Adventure at Red Gulch, Wyoming
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Uncovering Wyoming's Secret Dinosaur World - Our RV Adventure at Red Gulch, Wyoming
7 Secrets to Saving Money in RV Living You WISH You Knew Sooner!
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7 Secrets to Saving Money in RV Living You WISH You Knew Sooner!
Can $100 Cover a Week's Worth of Dinners - Rv Life
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Can $100 Cover a Week's Worth of Dinners - Rv Life
Top 10 Burning Questions About RV Life: What You Need to Know!
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Top 10 Burning Questions About RV Life: What You Need to Know!
The Truth About RV life: 10 Misconceptions Exposed
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The Truth About RV life: 10 Misconceptions Exposed
Surviving the Subzero Polar Vortex: RV Life in Northern Wyoming
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Surviving the Subzero Polar Vortex: RV Life in Northern Wyoming
Simple Rv Upgrade - Installing Carmtek Keyless Entry in our RV
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Simple Rv Upgrade - Installing Carmtek Keyless Entry in our RV
Roaming Down Main Street in Greybull Wyoming - Small Town Vibes
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Roaming Down Main Street in Greybull Wyoming - Small Town Vibes
RV Life Wyoming: Steak & Bittersweet Goodbye | 2023's End 🌒
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RV Life Wyoming: Steak & Bittersweet Goodbye | 2023's End 🌒
Narrow Escape: Dog's Icy River Adventure!
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Narrow Escape: Dog's Icy River Adventure!
Great job. You want to do mine?🤣
Tell you what, I am ready now! I know exactly what not to do! lol
Was there last week. Spent the night at the historic hotel. Found the people to be very friendly.
Very cool, my daughter has talked about it a few times, she said its haunted LOL, but who knows! Any chance you had any odd experiences?
@@OneStrangeJourney The only "odd" experience was having to use a common toilet, shared by everyone on the floor. Last time I had to do that was back in the dorms in my college days. As I wake up often to pee, I resented having to wait until others "completed their business." Other than that, I enjoyed the hotel very much. Has good character. Definitely was NOT haunted on that particular night. I really enjoyed my evening in town. I found the merchants on Main Street to be friendly...also the folks in the tavern. My friend and I couldn't have looked more "out of towner" than we did.
Does it heat you out? Does it put out too much heat? Is it too warm?
Does it heat you out? Does it put out too much heat? Is it too warm?
We love it. Usually dont use much till it's in the 30s or it will heat you out. But once we are in the 30s or lower it's great. Once it hits 80 we usually sit her off but there are times in middle of the night instead of shutting off I would just open windows to regulate temps. Fellow RVers though we were crazy opening windows in -20F.
madison looks like wants to connect with you , its not easy we all have different langage to say , i only seen a little maybe work with some of her interests i see she want you as like a best friend
Happy birthday Madisson
Hey I appreciate that! I hope so. Maybe I need to try harder with things she's interested but being a teen girl thats hard to find something I can fit into you know. But I'll never give up.
years ago we would take water from down hill to us 1inch hose run it through a rad from auto wrecker and hose going back to creek didn't need alot water flow and put fan behind would cool are moble home really good . was great on really hot days , drink a few beer after work west cost bc
Love it! When I was a teen in south Florida we use to do crazy stuff like that too!
I forgot if you added extra UV coating on top of the roof, I just did mine couple months ago and it definitely seems to be making a huge difference. I got it from Home Depot. Henry’s silicone and I added three layers with the 5 gallon bucket on a 33 foot fifth wheel.
You know I used that same stuff on my Bounder motorhome a long time ago right before I sold her. It really made a difference huh? I never even considered that could help. I am due to repaint my roof in the next year. Will have to look into it. Thanks for the tip TG!
So funny
Hey Rob, darn YT not letting me know you posted, great to hear from you
Hey TG, yea YT has an attitude against me I think. Even my wife says she doesn't get notified sometimes. I always thought she was just making excuses why she didn't watch the vid but maybe she wasn't lying lol...
Sounds like bad luck on the rv parks lol. 5 yrs now and ive worked on vehicles every rv park and washed/waxed rv every park and worked on it if needed. You guys should head to new england area next pay is much much better and way better quality of work. Also tonsss to explore/do.
New England huh, I have seen some contracts out that way. I am ready for a change like that maybe in the spring. Def going to look into it. And yea I have worked on my crap at all the parks too but I know the park owners are giving me the evil eye lol. Have to sneak in the car washes. Currently at a KOA so until season is over I have to behave. Once season is over the owner settles down and it's a lot easier going. And I get it, he needs to keep the place looking classy and its a nice park.
@@OneStrangeJourney I believe youd love new england area. Soo much diff then the west but still kind of the same. Lots n lots of trees n woods. Hiking n such. Dartmouth hospital in new hampshire is a really good hospital also maine med in portland maine is good also. We leave sodak on saturday for grand tetons for few days then over to idaho for next contract for the next 6 months.
Does the whole rv stay hot 85 plus or just living room? Our master bedroom will stay 66 all day when its been 100-110 here in sodak. Living room does get into mid 80s tho. Also maine,vermont,new hammi all stay very nice in summer have lived in all. Very few days in the 90s
Our bedroom usually runs 2-3 degrees warmer than the living room too. I’d be thrilled to keep it at 66! When it hits over 100 outside, our RV usually maintains around 20 degrees cooler inside, which is tolerable, but it's still not ideal. And funny you mentioned those states-Maine is especially high on my list as well!
@@OneStrangeJourney lol yeah idk why the bedroom stays so cool but it feels amazing. And its baked in the sun all day directly.
I have the recpro 15k you showed in the video in my Cardinal 3450RL (2010). It pulls around ~1400watts powered by my ~3700watts of solar on the roof. But it still struggles to keep up in when its 90+ here in Indiana. But I normally only run the one during the day. The 13.5K that is in the bedroom, I only run when sleeping. I have a 48volt solar setup which I do love (EG4 6000XP with two EG4 Lifepo4 48v 100AH batteries). I say if you are going to put solar on the roof, you will want to use it for more then then just the AC. Love the videos. You keep it real. Keep em coming.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it! The EG4 line definitely looks solid, and I’m seriously considering their batteries and controllers/chargers for my setup. I love the idea of being able to plug and play right away while slowly building out the solar system over time-it’s definitely more doable that way. But yeah, the recpro's are still on my mind too. I’m just worried that even with two new 15k units, it still might not be enough. My neighbors with a similar-sized RV are running three units, so I’m thinking lol...
Nothing like going from sub zero to hotter than Hattie’s 🤣🤣. Yes sir, stay away from the sticky fly traps. My cat got wrapped up in one of those and she went crazy. That sticky stuff does wash off. Lots of people do that mini split and I’m thinking seriously about doing also. Just haven’t done it this year. Maybe next year. I got 3 ac’s so mine get down to 70, no problem. But I don’t pay the electric bill either.
Definitely looking into the mini split, just need to weigh the pros and cons a bit more before pulling the trigger. A few of my neighbors also have 3 AC's in same size 5th wheel and like you have no issues. I just think thats the issue. Even with new units I may not be happy.
Big buddy has a quick connect on them to hook up tank.
@@RonL-y3v yes they do! I need to get one this season!
How many 40lb bags of pellets would you say you went through in a month? I'm gonna have to move into my camper, living in a northern Michigan climate, and I'm wondering cost bc I'm low income. Thanks!!!
Well the details are we live in a 40' 5th wheel as you seen, and depending on how much we kept it running anywhere from 1 bag every 3 days for temps in 40s, to 1 bag a day during the -20f to -30f. My wife gets cold easy so she would keep the rv between 75 and 80 or more sometimes and I would literally crack windows when it was to hot. My fellow Rvers were struggling to keep their rvs 65 and thought I was insane to have windows cracked below 0f. So depending what the bags of pellets cost in your area and what kind of temps your dealing with it may be cheaper then buying propane. For us it defiantly was and our propane heater would never have kept us this warm!
2:05- The addition of airbags does not increase your payload capacity.
Sure does! the only difference between the 2500 and the 3500 that year was rear springs.
@@OneStrangeJourney sorry-no it doesn’t. Your payload is limited to the components used when building the vehicle, I.e. frame, springs, etc. overloading these components may result in a catastrophic failure and could endanger people. Please search “do airbags increase my payload”.
@@deankastner5058 I understand but literally in that year the only difference between the 3/4 ton and one ton was the rear springs. Nothing else was different. So by adding 7500lb airbags I can deflate and have a better ride when not towing and when inflated I have the same truck if not better than a 0ne ton. In fact a stock one ton from that year wouldn’t even be able to keep the ride height I can one you put 3,000 lbs plus of payload. The difference in payload is 3500lbs vs 4500 on the one ton. And I have the addition of 7500lb bags.
@@deankastner5058 and when I say the rear springs are different on the one ton vs the 3/4 ton, litterly the one ton just had one extra leaf spring. Thats it. Thats all you get for the extra $10k or what not.
@@OneStrangeJourney I understand all that and think it is a good setup for those that wish to do so. But to state that it increases payload is misleading. Max payload capacity will always be the number found on the door sticker.
next level stupid.
Any hints for 28 in door and 32 inch couch? 😢
LOL, yep measure your largets window and remove like I did. Easiest with a few people and surprisingly easy
Your a good man for having a little mercy on them…
I appreciate the kind words. Yea accidents happen.
Did you end up venting it?
Yes we did! But I'll tell you I am surprised how little to no smell you get. And once vented absolutely no smell. Before we vented just a slight earthy dirt smell.
just checking in with you, hope your doing okay today
Hey TG, I really appreciate that! Yea we are all good. Made a handful of vids and decided I decided not to post. Stepped away from Social Media and just spent time out in the desert and mountains. But im going to try and get back to a normal schedule. But thanks for asking!
@@OneStrangeJourney sounds like smart move I’m right there with you and just taking time to recharge as well, how’s the weather been this summer?
Have you used the recycle water option yet? If so how does it work, where would it store the water after the first wash, or do you have to pull out the wet laundry and for go the spin cycle.
Thats a great question. I never messed with it much. Let me monkey around with it and Ill report back to you!
I install the washer between the mower and blade to scalp my bermuda grass, then put it back to maintain the original level 1 height. I need to level my lawn before trying to replace the wheels or I'll be hitting dirt, but saved this video for when the time comes. Thanks for taking the time to put it together.
Sorry for your loss guys
Thanks TG, I appreciate that.
Outstanding intro and great clarity in the video
What kind of hose do you use for the urine diverter? Do you have a link for where to get it?
Hi Olivia, It was just a 1" hose I believe we bought from the hardware store. But next time I will not get a clear hose. Bad idea lol
Desperate for content? You just need Life and Death in your title to get views?
@@snappysausage what are you talking about? Did you watch to the end. We lost an animal. And look at my views. Do I look like I’m desperate for views. I get like 50 views a video. Making my little vids does not provide an income.
Great Song , what title?
Where to find the pellet stove wall protector? Do you have a video on how you did the piping?
@@mellyg8761 yes I do, it was just a home made deal out of stove pipe material. But works very well. Let me get you a link.
Was watching a washing machine review. Than had to watch some trash about stakes.
Well I’ll give you an update on the washer, still works great a year later doing laundry daily! As for the steak content sorry. I’m not just a reviewer, more of a vlogger. Man I miss the days I could afford steaks… 😢
your in great shape, wish the rv park was there
I don't know how I missed your comment, Sorry! Been one of them weeks for the last couple weeks. I am in terrible shape but for the first time in years I feel like I am making progress. Even just starting with some very short hikes. And it's funny you mentioned it would be great if the rv park was there. Its BLM land and I told Jen, we could pull our rig out to some of them beautiful places and set up for a couple weeks. But the drama to do it in my RV, and the electric and water issues. Be a pain. But one day we will make it possible in this rig or another. It would be so peaceful!
@@OneStrangeJourney Amen, I’m right there with you. I’m dropping my underbelly right now due to a toilet valve $10 at Amazon that stayed open and oh well water everywhere when I return from lunchtime, using 5 fans to dry it out what a procedure and process but I live RV life so I’m learning how to do water recovery
Lol that site have been deactivated and torn down since 2009. Its the old Papa Missile Alert facility. I used to post there. In fact I spent X-mas 2006 there. And no one in Black will come for you. Highly doubt anyone from the base even makes a trip up there anymore.
That’s very interesting. At the time we were freaked out and it had a spooky vibe for sure. The thought of what you had in those silos was scary. I have since learned I was just a pansy from California and had no clue. My info was out of date! Thank you for the comment and info and I appreciate the your service to the country! My wife is also Air Force and was stationed in Minot back around 2003-5.
I was stationed in Great Falls. And we stayed at the missile facilities around the area weeks at a time. Our favorite stop was Conrad if we posted up by Shelby. Seeing highway 15 and that sky brings back a lot of memories.
I just went through my 6th or 7th year of heating my shop with a Big Buddy, split catalyst and I am still alive! I installed a CO2 sensor the first year and it is still on the wall and has never beeped. I put a second smoke/CO2 alarm in this year only because I installed a smoke alarm network in my out buildings and house. it has never beeped except when I tested it! In Eastern Oregon everyone I know buys their propane by the GALLON, not the pound! I have no idea what a 20# propane tank is? When I was working, I had many remote generator sites that ran on propane, GALLONS of it, not Pounds. If I would have ordered pounds of propane the delivery man would have slapped me! What is the group-speak prepper talk when people define propane tanks by the pound? Has anyone you know ever bought more than a one pound tank of propane? Have you ever paid for a "pound" of propane? Every place I buy propane I pay by the gallon, WTF? Over! I personally have five, 10 gallon propane tanks, six 5 gallon propane tanks, and about one hundred 1# canisters. The canisters are the only tank I know of that are defined by the pound, and I have no idea how many I can fill from a 5 gallon tank. FYI: I can run my buddy heater on low, just above where you hear the flame starting to flicker for 7 days exactly on 9 gallons, that is about 1.25 gallons per day, 24/7. When I get down to the last 10 gallon tank I take the other 4 in to be filled. The total is always 7 days on 9 gallons, almost a month. One more thing, a filter does not make the heater hard to start, that doesn't even make sense! Only if the filter was plugged would it matter. I have used filters since I bought my first Buddy Heater and have never had a problem. The only maintenance is cleaning off the pilot orifice occasionally with a small wire brush. PS If the "safety sally's" saw how I test my connections they would probably have a heart attack, but I always wear my gloves! I use soap only to wash my hands!
Ah I don't think you've hooked up this Buddy heater correctly. The BIG Buddy you can hook directly as you show here. However the Big Buddy has a filter built in. The regular Buddy does not have a built in filter. In order too hook up the Buddy too a 20# you must buy a filter too hook it up. And even if you hook up a 1# tank they recommend you use a filter.
It’s optional, but I didn’t use a filter. It worked great for two years without any issues until it was stolen. However, this winter, I plan to buy a filter-why not, right? They say if you use a buddy heater hose, you don’t need one. But as I’m getting older and more cautious, I’ll use a filter next time. Turing into a safety sally 😂.
@@OneStrangeJourney Me too, I ordered a replacement filter for my buddy and it was a wrong size thread.😬
Fuck if I wanted to see you cook...wash clothes maybe.
Thanks for this beautiful ride in this small cool town of Wy. Enjoyed. How is climate there around mid July till August end?
Your very welcome, As for the weather this is our first year here. We got here I think Octoberish of last year so I couldn't honestly answer you. But so far this year temps are beautiful!
I’m guessing, but I think that many sausages probably would’ve cost you more than 40 bucks
Yea I think I'm saving money. (At least thats what I tell the wife after I spent all that money on the grinder!) The real joy I get is making my own ground beef for burgers!
I bought a better meat grinder than yours because I got a cabelas carnivore 22 meat grinder
@@tinafriesen7115 very nice, that’s a great one!
Huge congratulations on getting your drivers license. My daughter just got hers a couple years ago at a scary thing as a dad to see our daughters growing up so fast because we just want the best for them.
Thank You!! It's so true. I wish she could go back to about 6 or 7. Those were the years for me. These teen years are hard! She's a good kid but still. Heck she's already asking about getting a car. I am not ready.
I love your videos man do I miss watching them? This is making me laugh so hard so true and so sad RV living can be frustrating but it’s so rewarding. I wanted to ask you on another sidenote did you get a new microphone because the audio sounds amazing
I love RV life but Ill tell you every week its something. Right now im still dealing with little water leaks. Every time I fix one thing I have a new issue. Last week the shower faucet was leaking inside the wall. That was a drama. The the shower drain started to leak on the furnace, that was a drama to fix with my bad back. And now today my anode rod in my brand new water heater is leaking. No big deal, Ill fix but they just keep coming lol....
And I appreciate that. I did get a new Mic. A new Hollyland Mic I believe!
Sorry Rob I got so behind with work. I’m just now catching up today. Hopefully I can watch all the ones that you posted in the past month.
No problem at all, I appreciate your Support!!! I haven't been on here in a week either and now im scrambling to get a vid for tomorrow. But I am going through a few half edited vids thinking wow these are booring...lol...I dont know.
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I miss the days when we used to call it waste does anybody else?
LOL...Times are always changing. Sometimes wish it would just slow down.
lol. what a joker. he knows nothing about montana. these silos ere everywhere.
Yea yea yea, I was new to Montana.
Don’t you need the fuel filter to hookup to the external tank? It keeps particulates and liquid out of the heater.
It’s not “Needed” but definitely a good precaution.
Great 80s porn music......
lol is it? Thats a little before my time.
Happy belated birthday Madison. So you got the Red Bull anyway. Its bad for you
lol I never let her get them, it was her birthday so I gave in. Is this our Tom? Jens dad?
Did you guys extend? Also i usee marine jb weld on my hot water tank to fix a small crack
Yes we extended. My daughter wasn’t ready to leave yet (has boyfriend) and Jen loved the facility so 2 against one. I was going to use some Jb weld. Next weeks vid will be the replacement and you’ll be able to see. But I said screw it and got a new one because I didn’t want any issues in the middle of -40 winter. That would be my luck. Was about $650 but instal wasn’t bad.
@@OneStrangeJourney lol yeah cant defeat them. I think were gunna end up in western colorado for next contract in august. Yeah I had taken my tank out 4/5 times in a span of like 2 weeks fix one leak then a fitting would leak. But so far the jb weld is on 2 yrs and has lasted through -38 degrees so far knock on wood.
I think your budget is a tad over $1, a month... looks like groceries are the tough thing... Nice that you can work and live that way...
Groceries are different for everyone and truthfully this year they are out of control. It’s so expensive. But I have come up with some ways to make my dollars go farther. Maybe in a future vid I’ll show my little ways to save
Thanks for the visit! I am a professional artist and I share my paintings on RUclips. Cheers on a Wednesday!
Hey, I looked at your Paintings on your channel, they are great! My grandparents were very good artists also but I did not get that gene lol.
Thank you so much! Glad you like them!