Fly me to the moon 🎶 let me play up there with those stars 🎶. I think Linda and I could entertain the campfire gang ! Or at least entertain each other!! My husband can whistle just about anything, so we could ask him to accompany us 😊. I always enjoy your videos.
With out a doubt, the best setup for a rig this size, I have seen. I just bought a 7'x18' Colorado Trailer and I'm jealous. Lots of work ahead for me. Kudos.
Real nice video.... I installed a Dickinson P-9000 in my 6x12 cargo trailer and am well pleased with the little heater. The bad fumes go outside and it's super warm inside.
but I won't be showing off anything inside, it's a worksite! I'm gonna leave it right there... Although, I will be picking a major project to work on while I'm there!
Have you no shame Rick? Golfing around begging pie😁. Our Friday morning is complete once again. Beautiful set up on that rig! And who knew Linda could sing. You two have lots of fun there and we'll see ya next week!
Nice job on his trailer! Just so you know, we pulled a 21 foot Winnebago trailer (2108DS) loaded with our "stuff" with a Tacoma. 3.5 V6 engine, got 15mpg at highway speeds
Aw Rick, it's time to upgrade to a larger trailer! I love the kitchen sink area cool! Imagine the possibilities and the ton on new videos content you can produce, it's time Rick!
Always interesting to see what people come up with in those rigs. Wish RUclips had been around when we made an RV out of a 1953 bread truck. Maybe you guys will run into Campervan Kevin while you’re there. Godspeed folks.
Nice cargo conversion your friends did. 8 feet wide? WOW! Happy with my 6' wide but sure love to have the extra 2 feet. Thanks for the video. Your roving reporter Linda is getting good at her job. 👍
Wil and Becky are good people and we're fortunate to have them as friends. I'm so glad they're out there enjoying all the hard work they put into their rig and gear. Love you all!
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing Wil and Becky's home away from home! They worked hard on it! Becky I LOVE your work chair as much as my own. Wil be safe on your ride abouts meeting new people. Love you both!
Love Will & Becky's rig!! When you started the video I saw the tent and said Heyy they've got a Springbar tent!! I have a 10 X 14 Springbar that's 35+ years old and I've passed it down to my son's. We now camp in a 8.5 X 18 CTC. The Springbar tent is MADE IN AMERICA and in my opinion is THE BEST canvas tent ever made and the easiest tent to put up! Great idea using the lag bolts for stakes I use lag bolts also. Love their rig Will did a good job building and designing it. Have fun y'all enjoy the warm temps,sunshine and NO SNOW!!
I know you like the 6x12 size, but I have to admit I really like the 8x 16 or 20's, personal preference I guess. But I have different needs, like making mine a part/full time mobile hunting camp, or to put it another way a really basic travel trailer without all the typical window dressing you get in one from a dealer. Thx for the vid
Love Will & Becky trailer. Like Becky said "all the comforts of home". I love being out in a nature and I can take a sponge bath, cold shower or river bath, but at the end of the day I like a comfortable bed. Great video. And I must admit, I'm feeling a bit envious that I'm not in Quartzite. I'm ready to get out of this cold and rain here in Northern California. Enjoy rest of your stay and b safe. 🤙
I LIKE those tires!! Now I want those for our rig. Love the pantry shelves. I like that heater too! We looked at those camp chef stoves. I think they're pretty awesome, but don't feel we have the appropriate space for one in our little rig. Definitely looks like a good sleeping area. And I do like that it can be a lounging area for tv watching. I would have said reading a book, but pretty sure everyone knows that wouldn't probably be something they would see us do LOL. I do like that they have room for a shower inside. Hey I've heard of that toilet brand. Have a friend that does van builds and she had a client that wanted to use that brand. Hmmm nice tent. We're in the market for a tent for when we do overlanding. We want one we can stand up in. That short one we have is a no go. We're too old to get dressed while laying down 😂You know those packrats scared the crud outta me while we were in AZ. I was so worried they would chew up our stuff and cause us a terrible issue. We lose about 5-7 mpg when we tow our 6x10. Think we average 12-14mpg. Obviously, it varies with wind and hills etc. Haha Linda seems super happy. That warmer weather must be setting well with her. Great tour! Thanks to them for letting you do that. Always love to see others builds.
Excellent video! Some thoughts about a tow vehicle for anyone who is looking... the F150 3.5L Ecoboost 4WD is highly recommended. It is amazing how comfortable the truck is and how capable it is for towing. Our experience is 9 years pulling a 30'/8000 lb TT. Gas mileage when pulling it is between 8.5 and 9 mpg. For pulling a 16' cargo trailer type camper on extended trips it would never be working very hard. You could probably expect at least 10 mpg when pulling one. However, when not towing, our highway mileage is 20-22 mpg, which is a huge plus!
Super cool, nicely done, Wil and Becky! Hey Rick and Linda, you're more than welcome to come down and review my trailer, too, for your channel and viewers! : )
Great video as always! Really nice trailer setup! I pull a 1965 vintage trailer around and get 10 mpg with my truck which I don't mind. Happy travels my friend's!
For mice I don't know if it would work on the road. You can use 50/50 cornstarch and baking soda and put some bacon grease in. It will kill the mice but it won't hurt dogs. That's what I use in my garage.
Great video! Beautiful trailer construction. Just a little information about the tires. Some states(New York for one) only allow ST (special trailer) tires on trailers. No LT or pass. tires allowed. Big fine and possible "out of service " citation if found. Just a heads up.
Hi Rick and Linda. Really enjoy each of your videos. I’m going to do a weird ask here. I have a 77? Eriba Puck that needs a lot of work but there’s no one around here (Eastern Shore of Va) that knows what to do. So, I’m asking if any one of your subscribers would know of someone in my area who does refurbs? I really need to sell the house and hit the road but can’t without my little caravan. I will also get a Springbar tent to give me some extra space. Eventually I’ll be moving into a tiny house (cause I have “stuff”😁) Thanks to anybody who can comment. Sure wish I was in Quartzite or anywhere but here 😎.
Hello Suzanne, what a cute little trailer the Puck is. My first thought is that any trailer shop or vehicle spring service will be able to check the frame for integrity and check the axle for alignment as well as to service the wheel bearings. As for the interior, I'd try to keep it as original as possible. I found this, but I'm sure you've seen it already: crazytroll.no/eriba-puck-classic-and-legendary-touring-caravan/
@@gonagain My area is devoid of good craftsmen - you wouldn’t believe what I’ve gone through with my house. But I will take your advice and go to the only trailer site we have. We have had quite a few people move here from up north so maybe someone is out there. I’ve asked around to the automotive guys who know everyone but so far nada. The RV location north of us has a poor rep so no good there. We’re pretty isolated here and the Puck can’t be towed until new tires put on since the old ones have rotted down due to the constant excessive humidity here. I think the whole carcass needs to be lifted up and put on a new platform. Oh well, we’ll see what the trailer guys say. Thanks for your reply. I really like you and Linda - you’re both so laidback and knowledgeable. Cheers ❤️😎🐈⬛
My 2018 Chevrolet Colorado V6 310 HP with 8 speed transmission crew cab long bed gets me an average 26 hwy no trailer and 15 fully loaded with 12x6 rv cargo trailer. Safety first 55 is the speed limit when pulling a trailer for a reason. Trailer tires are not designed for high speed and even if you upgrade the limit is still 55. I have guys passing me doing 70 and seen two trailer blow a tire and almost hit me. One ended up in a ditch. Highway patrol needs to write more tickets 🎟 because I see it getting worse every day with young drivers. No one seems to care anymore. Good luck, Mike
Went to visit relatives in Montana and ended up on Hwy 2 in the dark, in a storm... few miles in my mother says: "wonder what all those big red splotches are?" We passed a couple more before realizing it was deer smears. Made sense when you realized every red splotch had sparkly glass nearby.... My uncle wasn't too happy when he found out what route I took in. But we made it, and no, I never told him I almost made it to Canada, I was so lostish.... it's the journey not the destination though, right? Luck of the dumb, I guess.
You had quite the journey! We try to not drive after dark here in Montana because of the deer. One time we were caught out after dark and there were bucks all over the highway, watching cars go by.
@@gonagain Yeah, one side eyed us and stepped back off the road, lol. I'm from California and I now know the reason for the big grills on all your trucks up there.... it's not about the big trucks, it's about the Big Bucks!
Dryer sheets keep rodents out of your engine compartment. Had the same problem and since tying off a few dryer sheets inside the engine compartment no rodents. Plus it smells good when you turn on climate control!
Howdy Rick and Linda. I'm jealous of Y'all cause I know you're having a Blast down in Yuma & Algodonus, but you've had to sacrifice for guite a bit of time over the price of gas as we all have been suffering collectively, Bummer. But there you are having a Good Time and for that, I'm happy for you. The review of your friends rig is top notch, with lots of groovy ideas. The Never Ending Quest to up-grade our homes on Wheels is a way of life, I love it. The Harbor Fraight solar light for critters I get tomorrow, that's a good one. Thanks Again, for being on Top of The Game, 'Nomadus- Gonagain' 👊 we Know, you are having a Great Time. Be Safe & stay in touch. God Bless. Vincenzo and the girls are jealous for sure. (it Snowed in St.G yesterday, Gees)
We are so happy to be out of the snow. It's been cold here but sunny so it's tolerable. Too bad more folks, like you, was restricted by the fuel prices and couldn't make it here.
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Awesome build. Wil's got talents🙂
Fly me to the moon 🎶 let me play up there with those stars 🎶. I think Linda and I could entertain the campfire gang ! Or at least entertain each other!! My husband can whistle just about anything, so we could ask him to accompany us 😊. I always enjoy your videos.
Thank you! With Rick on the blues harp, we'll be hit!
A rolling home from home. Slim Potato head has just fitted one of those heaters in his ‘caravan’. What a great tent. Lovely episode, many thanks. AJ
Pretty nice setup. Also good to see the Bible. Always good to read and study.
Yes indeed!
Nothing like experience and craftsmanship to lead the way to successful camping. Thanks for giving us the tour to a very complete camping outfit.
We put Dickinson in our 6x10 cargo trailer conversion
I just wanted to say how amazing Wil and Becky was on this video and how jealous I am of Becky's work station!
It was pretty impressive, for sure! Pretty smart set up.
Thanks to Will and Becky for the tour. We are jealous in Tennessee of your time in Quartzite adventures. Be safe.
Will and Becky have a great rig!😎
Very nice looking rig. Stay safe and healthy.
With out a doubt, the best
setup for a rig this size, I have seen. I just bought a
7'x18' Colorado Trailer and I'm jealous. Lots of work ahead for me. Kudos.
What a Great Rig! ❤️
man~that is splendid video-work-
I like their set up … nice functional
Real nice video.... I installed a Dickinson P-9000 in my 6x12 cargo trailer and am well pleased with the little heater. The bad fumes go outside and it's super warm inside.
its a dry heat also. not like propane
Love ours too.
Like# 1,3?? - Woot - Quartzite is on the menu this Winter!
but I won't be showing off anything inside, it's a worksite! I'm gonna leave it right there... Although, I will be picking a major project to work on while I'm there!
Very nice rig...Happy Trails!
Have you no shame Rick? Golfing around begging pie😁. Our Friday morning is complete once again. Beautiful set up on that rig! And who knew Linda could sing. You two have lots of fun there and we'll see ya next week!
Dang it, you mentioned pie and now I'm wondering where to get one here in Ajo.
NICE
Nice job on his trailer!
Just so you know, we pulled a 21 foot Winnebago trailer (2108DS) loaded with our "stuff" with a Tacoma. 3.5 V6 engine, got 15mpg at highway speeds
Love it, this was fun to watch!
Next year, you come with us!
Aw Rick, it's time to upgrade to a larger trailer! I love the kitchen sink area cool! Imagine the possibilities and the ton on new videos content you can produce, it's time Rick!
Gorgeous ctc. Hopefully we'll upgrade to something like this. Very nice.
Very cool rig & tour ! Love the cargo trailer conversions..so much you can do with them 👍
Wishing You and Linda the best on your travels stay safe and stay warm out there.
We wish it would warm up! It's been kinda chilly here in Quartzsite.
MORNING 💯👍 super cool friends wish I were there n not here! 😭
Always interesting to see what people come up with in those rigs.
Wish RUclips had been around when we made an RV out of a 1953 bread truck.
Maybe you guys will run into Campervan Kevin while you’re there.
Godspeed folks.
Thanks, Doug!
Another nice video..Hope their rig smells of apple pie soon! Peace ✌
We went over there for dinner and Becky had baked an apple crisp for dessert.
Nice cargo conversion your friends did. 8 feet wide? WOW! Happy with my 6' wide but sure love to have the extra 2 feet. Thanks for the video. Your roving reporter Linda is getting good at her job. 👍
Wil and Becky are good people and we're fortunate to have them as friends. I'm so glad they're out there enjoying all the hard work they put into their rig and gear. Love you all!
will and becky are really nice. will come to visit me a few times. he loves that EBike. when i get rich i will get one.
Hey Bob, we wanted to talk to you more but things were too busy.
This went nicely with my morning coffee.
Thanks, Jeff!
Very nice rig!
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing Wil and Becky's home away from home! They worked hard on it! Becky I LOVE your work chair as much as my own. Wil be safe on your ride abouts meeting new people. Love you both!
Really nice outfit you guys 👋
Hey, thanks! And it was nice meeting you , maybe we'll see you up north sometime, eh?
Love Will & Becky's rig!! When you started the video I saw the tent and said Heyy they've got a Springbar tent!! I have a 10 X 14 Springbar that's 35+ years old and I've passed it down to my son's. We now camp in a 8.5 X 18 CTC. The Springbar tent is MADE IN AMERICA and in my opinion is THE BEST canvas tent ever made and the easiest tent to put up! Great idea using the lag bolts for stakes I use lag bolts also. Love their rig Will did a good job building and designing it. Have fun y'all enjoy the warm temps,sunshine and NO SNOW!!
We certainly are enjoying the "no snow" part!
I know you like the 6x12 size, but I have to admit I really like the 8x 16 or 20's, personal preference I guess. But I have different needs, like making mine a part/full time mobile hunting camp, or to put it another way a really basic travel trailer without all the typical window dressing you get in one from a dealer. Thx for the vid
Great video! Thanks y'all.
Great set up! Super video and thanks for sharing. Take care and safe travels all. Dave.
No snow, I love it. The Toyota pick up trucks seem very popular in the US, they get good reviews.
They have a good reputation for longevity.
Love quartzsite!
Keeper video, lots of great ideas
Love Will & Becky trailer. Like Becky said "all the comforts of home". I love being out in a nature and I can take a sponge bath, cold shower or river bath, but at the end of the day I like a comfortable bed. Great video. And I must admit, I'm feeling a bit envious that I'm not in Quartzite. I'm ready to get out of this cold and rain here in Northern California. Enjoy rest of your stay and b safe. 🤙
Thanks! Right now it's cold, windy and at times rain here but the company and folks we meet helps to warm us up.
Hi Rick and Linda. Your friends have an awesome trailer. Thank you for sharing.
I'm sure yours will be pretty nice too!
That's the size mine is, I can't wait to show it to you. If this thing ever sails that is...
That’s a very nice setup! Another great video.👍🏻
Nice video Rick,
Wil sure did a nice job with his trailer.
Safe travels.
JT
Thanks, JT and we hope you guys are doing well. Thought of you two as we drove past the LTVA on our way to Yuma.
I LIKE those tires!! Now I want those for our rig. Love the pantry shelves. I like that heater too! We looked at those camp chef stoves. I think they're pretty awesome, but don't feel we have the appropriate space for one in our little rig. Definitely looks like a good sleeping area. And I do like that it can be a lounging area for tv watching. I would have said reading a book, but pretty sure everyone knows that wouldn't probably be something they would see us do LOL. I do like that they have room for a shower inside. Hey I've heard of that toilet brand. Have a friend that does van builds and she had a client that wanted to use that brand. Hmmm nice tent. We're in the market for a tent for when we do overlanding. We want one we can stand up in. That short one we have is a no go. We're too old to get dressed while laying down 😂You know those packrats scared the crud outta me while we were in AZ. I was so worried they would chew up our stuff and cause us a terrible issue. We lose about 5-7 mpg when we tow our 6x10. Think we average 12-14mpg. Obviously, it varies with wind and hills etc. Haha Linda seems super happy. That warmer weather must be setting well with her. Great tour! Thanks to them for letting you do that. Always love to see others builds.
Very nice couple, rig, and video 💖👍
Thank you very much!
Really nice❤
Nice 🎉
Hi, glad we got to meet you and put a face to a name!
@@gonagain Thanks, it was a pleasure meeting you both 🤠
1/23 Happy National Pie Day!
Same to you!
Good job guys ! Enjoy the desert
Nice setup, looks spacious. Linda needs that Camp Chef stove and oven so she can bake pies.
We agree! But we don't have room for one, dang it.
Excellent video! Some thoughts about a tow vehicle for anyone who is looking... the F150 3.5L Ecoboost 4WD is highly recommended. It is amazing how comfortable the truck is and how capable it is for towing. Our experience is 9 years pulling a 30'/8000 lb TT. Gas mileage when pulling it is between 8.5 and 9 mpg. For pulling a 16' cargo trailer type camper on extended trips it would never be working very hard. You could probably expect at least 10 mpg when pulling one. However, when not towing, our highway mileage is 20-22 mpg, which is a huge plus!
That sounds good and it looks like it holds up well too. Thanks for the info.
Super cool, nicely done, Wil and Becky! Hey Rick and Linda, you're more than welcome to come down and review my trailer, too, for your channel and viewers! : )
We're going to be around (we moved) the area...how long are you gonna be there, we would reallyl ike to see your outfit.
@@gonagain I will be here another two weeks. Please come by anytime!
Wil knows my location, just in case. : )
Great video as always! Really nice trailer setup! I pull a 1965 vintage trailer around and get 10 mpg with my truck which I don't mind. Happy travels my friend's!
super nice build. your reading material is one i read often.
Our favorite!
Want some of that apple pie!
Haha, that's from Linda's kitchen.
For mice I don't know if it would work on the road. You can use 50/50 cornstarch and baking soda and put some bacon grease in. It will kill the mice but it won't hurt dogs. That's what I use in my garage.
Good tip!
Gret video ya'll
Thanks, John!
😃👍
Great video! Beautiful trailer construction. Just a little information about the tires. Some states(New York for one) only allow ST (special trailer) tires on trailers. No LT or pass. tires allowed. Big fine and possible "out of service " citation if found. Just a heads up.
That's very good information Steve, thanks.
Nice interview, question where did the shower drain. In a tank or on the ground?
Shower drains into a container and is set up to be used in a RV site.
Hi Rick and Linda. Really enjoy each of your videos.
I’m going to do a weird ask here. I have a 77? Eriba Puck that needs a lot of work but there’s no one around here (Eastern Shore of Va) that knows what to do. So, I’m asking if any one of your subscribers would know of someone in my area who does refurbs?
I really need to sell the house and hit the road but can’t without my little caravan. I will also get a Springbar tent to give me some extra space. Eventually I’ll be moving into a tiny house (cause I have “stuff”😁)
Thanks to anybody who can comment.
Sure wish I was in Quartzite or anywhere but here 😎.
Hello Suzanne, what a cute little trailer the Puck is. My first thought is that any trailer shop or vehicle spring service will be able to check the frame for integrity and check the axle for alignment as well as to service the wheel bearings. As for the interior, I'd try to keep it as original as possible. I found this, but I'm sure you've seen it already: crazytroll.no/eriba-puck-classic-and-legendary-touring-caravan/
@@gonagain My area is devoid of good craftsmen - you wouldn’t believe what I’ve gone through with my house. But I will take your advice and go to the only trailer site we have. We have had quite a few people move here from up north so maybe someone is out there. I’ve asked around to the automotive guys who know everyone but so far nada. The RV location north of us has a poor rep so no good there. We’re pretty isolated here and the Puck can’t be towed until new tires put on since the old ones have rotted down due to the constant excessive humidity here. I think the whole carcass needs to be lifted up and put on a new platform.
Oh well, we’ll see what the trailer guys say.
Thanks for your reply. I really like you and Linda - you’re both so laidback and knowledgeable. Cheers ❤️😎🐈⬛
👍👍👍👍👍😀
Obey rick! I know what your thinking!
Hello Jaybird!
Lab Bulks Peppermint Essential Oil - 16 Ounce Bottle - 1 Pack This works for mice as well !
Glad I came across this video. Had not seen you in a while. Guess I got lost when you had the scammer issues
Thanks for finding us again. Quite a few folks got u nsubscribed during that time.
My 2018 Chevrolet Colorado V6 310 HP with 8 speed transmission crew cab long bed gets me an average 26 hwy no trailer and 15 fully loaded with 12x6 rv cargo trailer. Safety first 55 is the speed limit when pulling a trailer for a reason. Trailer tires are not designed for high speed and even if you upgrade the limit is still 55. I have guys passing me doing 70 and seen two trailer blow a tire and almost hit me. One ended up in a ditch. Highway patrol needs to write more tickets 🎟 because I see it getting worse every day with young drivers. No one seems to care anymore. Good luck, Mike
Some of those tires are rated for 65mph top speed.
Welllll.... if you won't tell me what hat Linda is wearing, then, just send it to me, as we probably don't have those around here anyway!!! 😄
Hi Daisy Mae! My hat is a Bailey's brand, 100% wool, packable. I hope you can find one, I love this one and have had it for about 20 years.
@@gonagain Thank you, Linda.... I too hope to find one. I have a small head and good hats are hard to find... 20 years: my kind of lasting!!
So is Will and Becky's trailer an aluminum frame like yours?
Steel frame, Aluminum skin.
@@LifeNowBdubie Thank you.
Was told by an old timer that if your worried about gas milage towing a trailer 5th wheel or anything don't buy one.
Why do you need off road tires on a trailer ?
Mainly so they last longer than the cheap trailer tires they came with.
Went to visit relatives in Montana and ended up on Hwy 2 in the dark, in a storm... few miles in my mother says: "wonder what all those big red splotches are?" We passed a couple more before realizing it was deer smears. Made sense when you realized every red splotch had sparkly glass nearby.... My uncle wasn't too happy when he found out what route I took in. But we made it, and no, I never told him I almost made it to Canada, I was so lostish.... it's the journey not the destination though, right? Luck of the dumb, I guess.
You had quite the journey! We try to not drive after dark here in Montana because of the deer. One time we were caught out after dark and there were bucks all over the highway, watching cars go by.
@@gonagain Yeah, one side eyed us and stepped back off the road, lol. I'm from California and I now know the reason for the big grills on all your trucks up there.... it's not about the big trucks, it's about the Big Bucks!
Are you 2 still in Quartzsite?
Dryer sheets keep rodents out of your engine compartment. Had the same problem and since tying off a few dryer sheets inside the engine compartment no rodents. Plus it smells good when you turn on climate control!
That's a plus, about the climate control!
@@gonagain We thought you were going to remark on how their rig looked like a sailing rig inside.
Going not golfing😅
Good luck, towing something with a electric truck!!!!
Just noticed I got unsubbed..........you tube.
Howdy Rick and Linda. I'm jealous of Y'all cause I know you're having a Blast down in Yuma & Algodonus, but you've had to sacrifice for guite a bit of time over the price of gas as we all have been suffering collectively, Bummer. But there you are having a Good Time and for that, I'm happy for you. The review of your friends rig is top notch, with lots of groovy ideas. The Never Ending Quest to up-grade our homes on Wheels is a way of life, I love it. The Harbor Fraight solar light for critters I get tomorrow, that's a good one. Thanks Again, for being on Top of The Game, 'Nomadus- Gonagain' 👊 we Know, you are having a Great Time. Be Safe & stay in touch. God Bless. Vincenzo and the girls are jealous for sure. (it Snowed in St.G yesterday, Gees)
We are so happy to be out of the snow. It's been cold here but sunny so it's tolerable. Too bad more folks, like you, was restricted by the fuel prices and couldn't make it here.