Accessories & Tools for an E-Pro Camper (2020 Flagstaff E-Pro E20BHS)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2020
- There are tons of accessories and tools you can buy for your camper. We'll show you the essential items you need to run your E-Pro camper (or Geo Pro) and some optional items too. Happy camping!
{Amazon affiliate links to products used in this video}
GoPro Hero 8: amzn.to/2Pa9Rqs
Electrical:
Surge Protector: amzn.to/3j83YWz (similar to ours. Ours is currently not available)
15A Adapter (not identical to ours): amzn.to/3aS7Kjm
50A Adapter (not identical to ours): amzn.to/3smqixY
Extension Cord: amzn.to/3qZpXRB
30A Extension: amzn.to/3uGk3Y3
Water:
Water Hose: amzn.to/3ux8mCG
Water Pressure Regulator: amzn.to/3uD17ZU
Water Filter: amzn.to/3svRCdi
Tank Filler Valve: amzn.to/3q137I2
Septic:
Sewer Hose: amzn.to/3knrtdI
Sewer Support: amzn.to/2ZR00rw
Flush Hose: amzn.to/37OZw9D
Water Pressure Regulator: amzn.to/3bJb6Em
Leveling:
Level (not identical to ours): amzn.to/3pQFu4Z
Leveling Blocks (not identical to ours): amzn.to/3aRWAv0
Wheel Chocks: amzn.to/3ut9Ii1
Boards for stabilizers
Security:
Wheel Locks: amzn.to/3bIeJdX
Hitch Lock: amzn.to/3kuhJOY
Tools:
Totes: amzn.to/3ssDhOf
Torque Wrench: amzn.to/2NEGPia
Sockets: amzn.to/3qZzNTq
Breaker Bar: amzn.to/3dLVRxa
Jack: amzn.to/3kpZ9HM
Gloves: amzn.to/37MRcax
Pliers: amzn.to/3dNusuE
Hammer - Menards
Hachet - Menards
Vice Grip - Menards
Crescent Wrench - Menards
Screwdriver: amzn.to/3kn7DiV
Maintenance/Other:
Slide Out Lub: amzn.to/3ssGiOZ
Silicon Spray: amzn.to/3kotxlE
Silicone Sealant: amzn.to/3bEbkN1
Self-Leveling Lap Sealant: amzn.to/3dOdVaa
Fuses: amzn.to/2NxJKJC
Insect Screens: amzn.to/3urp7PE
weight distribution hitch: amzn.to/3wsb65p (you need a 2 5/16" hitch ball for the 20BHS)
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Hi Droesslers, I wanted to thank you for your videos. My wife and I just purchased a 2021 Rockwood Geo Pro 20BHS. Your videos have saved us so much time and stress by showing us how to hitch, unhitch, empty the grey and black tanks and how to winterize and de-winterize our camper before ever bringing it home. We’ve never owned a camper before so your videos were so helpful. We actually watched your video on accessories and tools and we used your Amazon links to purchase pretty much everything you recommended. So thank you again for taking the time to share with us your experiences with your camper and teaching us newbies how it all works. Please keep em coming!
Larry, we are SO happy to hear that our videos have saved you time and stress. That is the reason why we create our videos; to help other people. Thank you for the support. Happy Camping!
I bought caps for the ends of the fresh water and black tank flush hoses
If you could sort out putting the pressure regulator on the far side of the water filter, a low pressure reading could indicate it's time to change your filter. It does not take much to clog those filters with sediment.
Great easy to understand videos!Thank you for us old newbies!
One of the best informative videos I have seen yet. Great job. I am waiting on my Geo pro FBS to come, and will relate to this often.
We just bought our 20bhs. You saved me a lot of time looking around for some of this stuff. Thanks!
Awesome video! I have a Geo that should arrive next month and this video is invaluable for outfitting the trailer with the necessary items. Well done!
Really great video!! I plan on buying a rockwood 19bh soon and your supply list and video helps me a lot!!
Thanks for taking the time for doing these, just ordered our 20fbs this weekend. Your video's are a goldmine for us.
This video is epic. Thank you for making. Picking up my e-pro E16 Bhs this week and this is so helpful!
Just bought a 2021 epro 20bhs. You helped us make that decision. Thank you so much for your very informative videos.
Picking up my ePro 19FD tomorrow. Thanks for saving us many hours and $s with your thorough, well-researched video. Couldn't sub fast enough to your channel!
Perfect video!! Thank you!
Thanks. Good job, very informative.
Great video! I spent all day trying to figure out levelers and chocks and I can't wait to see what you have to say when I watch part 2 of this video. The first half of the video really helped me to see what to buy. We're getting out 1st RV in 5 days- a 2021 Geo Pro 20BHS. Thank you for the service you provide in your videos. Your work is meaningful & it really makes a difference in people's lives.
We just brought our E-Pro E20BHS home last week. First trip this weekend. Your videos have been a huge help.
I’m excited to pick up my new E-Pro E20BHS next week. Thank you for sharing these great tips - I’ve just ordered pretty much everything you’ve suggested so that I’ll be good to go.
Thanks so much! Awesome tips!
Thanks for the very informative video and the great ideas. My wife and I are looking at the same line as you have purchased. We really like the e-pro and Geo-pro line. I really like the E-pro more because of the outside graphics and colors, but overall both because of size, weight and options. Thanks for sharing.
THE most informative for travel trailers I have ever seen. And I don't even own a travel trailer. Thank you so much for all these tips and tricks. I am saving this to my playlist so if I ever buy one I will definitely refer back to this.
You videos are massively helpful. We ordered an E-Pro 19FD, it is coming in a couple of weeks. You have helped our confidence! Your list of accessories is sitting in our Amazon cart! Thank you!
Good list of items. We have the Geo Pro 20BHS and love it. Thanks for the tip on the fuses. I didn’t even think about having those.
@@cheryldugas5197 Our rig wasn’t new enough for the 12v fridge. I don’t know how much draw this fridge pulls but will work off the batteries like the other 12v items.
Thank you, man. This video is really helpful.
You can also twist up those safety chains before mounting them onto the proven lock...
Extremely helpful. Thank you.
We are picking up our E20BHS next week and your videos will be very helpful. Thank you for making these!
Glad we could help. We are already excited for next year's camping season.
I own a different camper that I've owned for 5 years and you've given me things to think about! Good video and good to see what you're up to!
Thanks Matt! It is our first year with a camper, we are learning a lot, and having a ton of fun.
Great information ! Thank you
Appreciate your video and detail. Still setting up our new to us 20BHS, our first RV so this is very helpful!
How exciting for you! I am glad we could help! Happy camping😀
Thanks for making this video, very informative and handy suggestions. My checklist is done now :-)
Good information. We’re looking at the E19BH because it’s lighter (no slide) and has a lower tongue weight. I liked your first season review. It seems that all travel trailer brands have their problems but the E Pros look like it’s fairly minimal compared to others. Thanks for the videos.
Very detailed, thanks
Great vids! You seem like super cool people..thanks!
Very educational video!
Good Video.. I'm getting a GeoPro in a few weeks (Finally) Of course watching tons of videos, yours was the first that mentioned the trailer hub lock (great suggestions)
I am happy it was useful. Enjoy your new trailer!
Great video - we just took delivery of an E20BHS and I used a lot of your list for the additional accessories we needed to actually use it. I was looking through the online manual and found in the "Identification and Safety - Tire Safety" section the torque recommendations. Tighten opposite nuts (standard procedure for most any wheel) in three stages: 1) 20-25 ft-lbs, 2) 55-60 ft-lbs, and 3) 85-95 ft-lbs.
Thanks Billy. I am happy to know my 85 ft-lbs is within range of what I should be doing. Enjoy your new camper!
Fantastic information and you have gained another subscriber! Keep up the great videos and we look forward to sharing your info with other campers we meet. :-)
AND thank you for the links to the items!
Thank you so much!!!
Great info!
Exceptional video. Very informative. Just found your channel. Wife and I are looking at this trailer. I saw your first video and was going to suggest the lubricant for the slide out.
nice video, thank you...
No kidding on the thank yous! I’m a divorced woman and this is my first RV. (Yeah, the Ex would never travel with a camper.)
The self-serve information from Forrest River is severely lacking and full of caveats about “if your trailer is equipped” like I know. (Why do you think I’m reading the manual?)
Anyway, your videos are so helpful because they are GeoPro specific. I don’t have the same floor plan, but the systems are the same. So thank you, thank you, thank you!
Such a fantastic and useful video! Thank you!
I checked with the Factory about Torquing the Lug Nuts. They Recommend that
"The lug nuts on the wheels need to be torqued between 95 and 110."
Thank you. I will start using 95 when we return to camping in a couple months.
Very cool video. Thank you for sharing. We just purchased a new GeoPro 20BHS and will be picking it up in Sept/October. Your videos def helped me make up my mind in deciding which one to buy since the bunk beds will be perfect for our kids. The review on the accessories were also helpful. Are you located in IL? We are and i see you visited a campground in IL.
We have family in IL so we were just visiting. I am glad this video was helpful. Enjoy your new camper!
Thank you. I don't have an RV yet but I have been watching videos like this for over two years. This is the most pragmatic and informative yet. Do those totes come in clear color? It will be nice to find something tough but clear color, in order to quickly see what is inside.
I couldn't find the same one in clear. You could probably find something similar in size, but like you mentioned they might not be as tough.
Great video!. Very helpful and you get to the point. I like the E pro series. Any regrets? Or new mods you've done since you purchased?
No regrets. Excited to get it out of storage this Spring for another season. I did do an end of season review if you are interested. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/1-2BZ0DXlpw/видео.html
Thanks so very much -- your videos are awesome. Our E-Pro 19FD should be delivered in two months, and we feel MUCH more sanguine about becoming owners. I have most all of your items in my Amazon cart; $737 (and that's without the hitch lock; we're hoping that the wheel lock will be sufficient, but would like to hear your thoughts). Again, we're very grateful for the work you've done for us newbies!
Glad to hear our videos are helpful. We are excited to get back to camping in a couple more months. Enjoy your new camper. We were newbies last year and have enjoyed making these videos while we learned how to use our camper. There is always more to learn. I like the added security (piece of mind) with having the hitch lock.
Excellent video. What size totes are those for the electric and water accessories?
Maureen, the details for them can be found here: amzn.to/3ssDhOf
We are getting another rv and wanted to get a hitch lock. Where did you get the enclosed one? Great job on the videos and glad we subscribed.
Thanks Gary! We bought the hitch lock on amazon. I reached out to Proven Industries to make sure I was ordering the correct one. Here is the one that we bought: amzn.com/B07YMZBCZC
enjoyed your video. we just bought a new to us a 2021 E-Pro 19 FBS, can you tell what size the containers/totes are and where you got them? Thank you
There is a link to the totes in the description: amzn.to/3ssDhOf
Awesome video, which bins are you using for storage? They fit nicely and I'd like to get a few.
Totes: amzn.to/3ssDhOf In the description of our videos are the links to everything mentioned. We love the totes. They are heavy duty and fit nicely under the camper!
@@thedroesslers damn, I scanned that list at least 5 times and couldn't see it until now, thank you.
Thanks for the tips!
Do you use anything in your septic tank? Either for smell or to help break down waste?
Yes, we talk about that right at the end of our dump station video. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/eKBS5GcyCBc/видео.html
man i love your videos im ordering the proven lock. i just got a geo pro 20 bhs, is lock model 2516 correct ?
Thanks! I believe it would be the same lock. If you want to be 100% sure, go to the Proven Lock website. They have pictures of the hitches that go with each lock. www.provenlocks.com/
What size tote do you use in the pass through?
Here are the dimensions that Amazon has for the link I included in the description:
Outside Dimensions: 25 3/4" x 17 1/4" x 11 7/8"
Here is that link (if you are interested): amzn.to/3ssDhOf
How many leveling blocks do you find that you need to have? Did you get 1-10pk or 2-10pks?
We have just 1-10pk and we try to find a spot that is fairly level to begin with so that has always been enough. It wouldn't hurt to have extra though.
May I ask the dimensions of the storage containers for the storage underneath? Thanks.
Rene: here are the exact totes that we bought. www.target.com/p/sterilite-15gal-industrial-tote-black-with-gray-lid-and-latches/-/A-53335913
What's the difference between the slide out lube and the silicon spray?
The slide out lube is for the metal rails so that they run smoothly and prevents rust. The silicon spray is for the rubber seals to prevent them from getting hard and cracking.
What tubs do u use ?? Send link ..please n thanx
Links to all the products mentioned in this video are in the description. The totes are listed under "Tools" and are the 1st product listed under there. They are 15 gallon Sterilite Industrial totes.
Why did you suggest getting a 15 amp extension cord? I thought this Rv only has 30 amp outlet.
I suggest getting both a 15 amp adapter and extension cord if you do not have a 30 amp outlet at home. Or if you plan on camping anywhere you will not have 30 amp service. That way you can plug it into a normal outlet and run everything except for the air conditioning. We do this before going on a trip so we can turn the fridge on and get it cold before traveling.
What do you tow with? I am looking at a 20BHS.
We towed this for a couple years with a 2019 Chevy Traverse (ruclips.net/video/XaAwXDFOsfo/видео.html). We now mostly tow this with a 2022 Chevy Silverado (ruclips.net/video/tuII7rG4PUc/видео.html).
This shows me how expensive it will be just to start RV'ing.
What vehicle do you tow your camper with?
We tow this camper with a 2019 Chevy Traverse RS with the factory installed towing package. I am putting together a Tow Vehicle video that should release this weekend (Sunday evening). Thanks.
@@thedroesslers thank you for your response and informative videos. Just ordered our e-pro today.
What size totes are you using? Thanks!
Here are the details of the totes: amzn.to/3ssDhOf All items are linked in the description of the video.
Thanks for the quick reply!
@@thedroesslers Sorry, I didn't think of expanding to see the description.
The hitch lock is $270--that's a lot. If you have those wheel locks, why do you need the hitch lock?
Mostly peace of mind. I watched several videos where cheaper locks could be pried off or broken so I went with this one.
50 amp down to 30 amp? How does that work?
Since the plugs are different, it will allow you to plug in your 30A trailer. I am not sure if it actually does anything to the power coming into the trailer since your trailer won't have anything that would pull more than 30A. It if did, I assume the 30A fuse in the trailer would trip. I hope that helps.
Got a Proven Industry hitch lock for ours as well. There are video 'test reviews' out there about hitch locks, that one is the only one that couldn't be defeated in less than 15 to 30 seconds, you'll need a cutting torch or serious power tools to get this monster lock off.
Yes, the bug screens are necessary for sure, including the vent area of the fridge, the same propane smell loving bugs & mud wasps love to get in there as well. The built in water filter system on the 'pros' is a nice touch, and having one of the blue addon filters will help those last longer. They state the filters are good for 10,000 gallons. The only place I've found replacement filters for the system is from Forest River, and it's a real rip off at $25 each plus $25 shipping! As soon as I find replacements somewhere else, I'm done with 'em! www.forestriverelectronics.com/product-p/fre-10-gn.htm
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