I love this channel more and more. The fact that your dog is your camping buddy makes me feel like we are cut from the same cloth. God bless you, your puppy and all the tips you provide. Especially for newbies such as myself. Awesome!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hey Kevin, that’s what it’s all about. I’m really glad that you’re tuning in and we’re happy to have you! Feel free to reach out anytime if you have questions.
Enjoyed the video! I camp in my DIY camper year round. When conditions are not perfect and you get thru and enjoy, it is deeply satisfying. Snow camping is the best. Coming back to a cozy teardrop and a warm drink of choice...the best!
Happy birthday. I enjoy your positive attitude. Looks like your caulking job did it's job. Yes, when you camp it's not always sunshine and you roll with it.
@@DIYOutdoorLife I It is a very minimalist teardrop built in Montreal which weight at around 450 lbs !!! Hope it will be strong enough for the offroading I wanna do with it.
Hi Brian and happy birthday! Your teardrop is great to get into places that other campers cannot, plus a car can pull it. We are able to " bushwack" pretty well with our 15FK. Our 2022 model is raised and has off road tires. That said we are in our 70s and prefer to be a tad more comfortable. A teardrop for every occasion! We just could not beat the price for what we wanted to do. No frills, but we added our own bells and whistles. Very pleased and I am happy to see you enjoying your teardrop in all kinds of 💦💦 weather! ~ Diane
I have a couple friends with the “plus”, sure is nice to stand up inside. I’m glad it’s working out and helping to get you out off the beaten path. Happy camping!
Thanks for posting Brian. Our dog dictates where we sleep in the teardrop too. With a face like Ripple’s how can she not! Happy belated birthday! I look forward to your next vid!
Sleeping in there in pouring rain sounds so cozy! We've had rain on every trip yet never while we're sleeping. And the dog situation, 2 adults and 2 dogs. There is no your space and my space, it's just "our" space or more aptly "their space" lol. Glad you guys didn't have to leave!
Glad the water receded! Good call on pulling up the stabilizers and hitching up. I tow with a car, so I probably would have moved (since a car has lower clearance and less traction/power). BTW I also camp with a bed-hogging dog, lol. Having an outdoor-rated camp pad for her has helped with that, and might help Ripple too. The fuzzy waterproof blanket looks great, and I bet if you put that on a pad she would … at least consider staying on it, lol. Happy camping & thanks for another informative video! I’m going to try that coffee trick…
Happy birthday Brian. I've been in situations like this before, raining for around 14 hours straight, some hard rain and some steady. I'm with you, I like these weather surprises as long as you can stay safe, warm and dry, I'm in for the adventure. In my weather experiences I've not been so close to a river as you did. I'm usually way up hill. I camp in a Geo Pro 12SRK (kinda teardrop like) with an awning and I like sitting outside while it rains. Something about the fresh smell of rain that's just pleasant. The running of the furnace and propping the top vent open is alway smart. I did pick up on your tip to pre-make hot meals that can be put in a wide mouth thermos, I'll do that next time. Thanks for sharing the video. Take care.
It's an experience, one I'm more fond of than staying home and watching netflix...lol I'm with you on being outside for it as well, this one got a bit much when 3" of water was running under my feet. haha Does the geopro have electric only furnace still or gas option? Thanks for watching!
I am super happy I found your channel......subbed! Outstanding content for us who are on the edge or "there" to grabbing the B-Wacker and heading out........Thank You!!
@@DIYOutdoorLife definitely did! I am getting the Bushwacker set up now and headed out this weekend to the mountains for the winter! Should be an interesting winter.
Ah Brian, don't you know that it's a law of nature that when there's a big pup sharing a small space with you that your bed is their bed and often times you become the bed? I'm surprised your crocks didn't float away. Does fender = shoe-shelf? I just got back from a few days in the Eastern Sierras. It was hitting the high teens and low 20's evening to morning and we had a fire ban and like an idiot I misjudged the weather and left the really warm clothes behind. Probably not too bad for you but for us Southwestern dwellers where almost every day is >90 that's a bit chilly. Point being, I appreciated having my little wagon to hunker down in, me, wife and not so big dog. I'm borrowing your thermos idea. No more flipping a coin for who's going out to make coffee when it's 17! I have the FB and my wife likes to hunker down in there way more than me and now you got me wondering if I can emulate that futon-like setup for her. Looking at your overhead cabinet in this video I may have a small but useful tip for you. I also use soft baskets in ours and to keep them in place I just strung up some stretchy paracord across the front, half way up. I used wood screws and washers installed from behind the cabinet face for anchor points. It's inexpensive, easy to do, easy to replace, looks clean I think and even over rough fire roads nothing falls out.
It's like gravity! She's too much! You should have no problem flipping the bed in the FB, it takes an extra minute to store the mattress topper in your car if you're using one. Pillows will sub for the back rest. I had the same idea for the soft baskets but they never fall down! Now that I said this, I'm probably doomed. I was waiting to see if they tossed on the rough roads but so far they hold fast... I will definitely go the same way as you if they start falling. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@DIYOutdoorLife Hmmm, gives me an idea incorporating the toppers. I put covers on mine so they're like cushions themselves. Thanks man. And I forgot to say Happy Birthday! Take care and happy camping.
thank you... RUclips zapped your comment on the thermostat video, must of included a link. try resending without link, I always look forward to your insight and wouldnt want to miss... thanks
Great video as always. I have seen other campers use awnings that have side walls they allow you to stay dry during windy storms. I plan on using one next trip I'm on.
that's a great option! My canopy has side walls, I'm using them now as I write this. I have come to prefer the canopy because it's stronger and can be moved around. I might look into going with both for next year.
Let me try to dig up some links and send it to you. I might actually have to do a short video on it, a ton of people are asking. It’s super lightweight, modular, and very cheap. I cut the bottom out of the top one and strap them down at an angle so that they fit.
Even a long pillow can help couch the FB or HD model. The door makes it a little challenging but it’s a nice upgrade if you get stuck in the camper during the day.
@@DIYOutdoorLife Looking at the foldable mattresses. I'm starting to think it's a must. Although, I have a high quality wedge pillow that works quite well. Okay, I've banged the back of my head a few times, all part of the teardrop experience. Battle scars.
Welcome and thank you! I'm super excited to see all of the new people coming our way from the Playing With Sticks video. I am currently traveling cross-country with the teardrop and internet access is limited. I will find a place to stop and help people find some great prices on the Bushwhacker. The price literally changes by the day, but the lowest price when I checked last week was $10,500. Generally speaking, the best prices have always been on the east coast, so check out some places in Florida. The northeast seems to be where people still find new trailers below 11k. When I get back in civilization I will have better information. Thanks again for subscribing and welcome!
Hey Brian! On my teardrop I sleep on a matrice not on a thick futon. When we awake up we see moisture underneath the cushion probably due to condensation. I was thinking of putting a layer of reflex. Would it help? Would I put the reflexive facing up or down?
Make sure you’re getting better ventilation, that’s the big one. I don’t think the reflectix would help that much, my guess is it’s forming on the walls and running down. They do make a product that goes under bed for very humid environments. I think hypur-flo is one brand.
No water intrusion in galley, it does not leak when closed. You really can’t use it in the rain though, water does get in. I’ve driven mine across the country a couple times, dozens of nasty storms, no issues. Some of the newer models have a gap on the front that people close up and protect, older ones were a little better in that regard.
What has been your experience cooking in your Bushwhacker in the pouring rain? I have a 2021 Free solo and noticed if the rear clam shell hatch is up and it's raining cats and dogs, water can pour in both sides while cooking. Because it has no extended down spouts on either side, water can easily run off the back side of your camper and into your kitchen. I live in Southern California, and don't experience much weather in these parts, but I do like to head up to the high Sierra where at 9 or 10,000 feet, a heavy downpour can happen at anytime. Have you made any modifications to your Bushwhacker to help solve the potential disaster while cooking in the rain? Thanks!
I get into that in this video and others, the hurricane hinge design is frustrating. Depending on the conditions we’re in, I use a canopy over the galley. That works well. A lot of times I also set up a small backpacker kitchen if it’s raining a lot. In this really bad storm, I cooked my food in advanced and put it in thermoses to eat inside the Bushwhacker😜 I have spoken with some who have extended the hurricane hinge. Some went all out and replaced, while others used plastic drip edge and even gorilla tape. I really wish BC would fix this design!
Bill Ulrich- That is why we decided to buy a 2022 Bushwacker 15FK. So far we really love it! It is light enough to pull with our older Tacoma. We pack the truck cab and put waterproof tubs in the truck bed. We keep the bed down, but bought a 10x10 canopy and and a 10x10 EZ UP tent for a screen house or guests. It is so nice to be able to cook inside and have that tiny wet bath. ~ Diane
@@dianehall5345 I’m glad that you’re enjoying your 15FK. I did have a chance to look at that model and it was nice, there’s nothing like having standing headroom, a kitchen and a wet bath in your small trailer. One of my prerequisites was to have it fit in my garage, the 15FK wouldn’t do it for me. I’ve had my Free Solo OG for a year now, and it love it, the outdoor kitchen so far hasn’t been a problem with rain coming it. I live in San Diego so we don’t see much rain and I keep the Free Solo in the garage, so it hasn’t gotten very wet, except for the few times I’ve washed it after a camping trip. I head up to Kennedy Meadows in the Sierra mountains next week, there’s always a chance that an afternoon shower could happen up there, I’m just keeping my fingers crossed that the heavy stuff won’t happen while preparing my meals. Good luck with your 15FK Diane!
I realize that this is an odd video to ask this, but.....Have you ever removed the ceiling panel for repairs/mods? I have short to the outside LED bars that triggers when I use the vent fan. (try explaining that to the manufacturer) I'm sure I can tackle fixing the short and/or bad connection, but removing that ceiling sheeting without destroying my camper seems daunting.
Sorry, I haven’t had it off. I bet it’s not that difficult. It might be a challenge to preserve what you take down, but it would be easy to replace it or even upgrade it to some flexible Baltic. That would look great.
Yes, it was made to fit inside a standard garage door opening and fits in mine with room to spare. Check out my other videos and subscribe to see more!
Absolutely, there's something to be said about both. There are days that the extra room would be nice, and there's days that I like the simplicity of the smaller rig.
Ripple - unfazed. Wants to be out there haha
correct...lol
She woke up and went swimming in the raging brook...😬
I'm very much a camper like you, keep it up!
That's great to hear, I appreciate you watching the channel!
@@DIYOutdoorLifeYw!
Great tips for rain. Thank you. I know just what you mean about connecting with nature and her weather events.
🙏🏻 🌲 thank you for watching!
Makes me happy that my dog is a little one! He’s 1/3 mini dachshund, 1/3mini pincher and 1/3mini fox terrier. He’s a wonderful companion!
Ripple definitely takes up a lot of space, but she's a wonderful companion as well!
Thank you for tuning in!
The cozyest episode yet
Ripple thought so
You know what would make that camper more cozy? Playing Frank in the background.
I love this channel more and more. The fact that your dog is your camping buddy makes me feel like we are cut from the same cloth. God bless you, your puppy and all the tips you provide. Especially for newbies such as myself. Awesome!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You too friend! Being able to enjoy the outdoors is a blessing and a good dog is the best companion to do it with. 🙏🏻
Thanks for your experience and the amazing way you shared it with us. Your composure was also well displayed. Nice one.
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for showing us who have not got one these campers yet so we can understand what to expect from your experience. Thanks again.
Hey Kevin, that’s what it’s all about. I’m really glad that you’re tuning in and we’re happy to have you! Feel free to reach out anytime if you have questions.
Crazy, crazy at doing it right. Enjoyment! Rock on, your Killin it!!
Haha… you get it! Thanks for watching.
Like that you share your challenges with the weather.
Anyone can camp in good weather right? LOL
Enjoyed the video! I camp in my DIY camper year round. When conditions are not perfect and you get thru and enjoy, it is deeply satisfying. Snow camping is the best. Coming back to a cozy teardrop and a warm drink of choice...the best!
Ahh, it’s nice to hear from someone who gets it! Plenty of snow camping coming, make sure to subscribe!
@@DIYOutdoorLife done
you are a real trooper and so is Ripple
Thanks. This dog loves camping as much as I do, she lives a pretty charmed life. 🐾
I really like your dog :) seems like a very good buddy and reminds me of my own
Best friend for sure, she’s my bud. We got lucky to get a dog that loves traveling and teardrops so much.. lol
Happy birthday. I enjoy your positive attitude. Looks like your caulking job did it's job. Yes, when you camp it's not always sunshine and you roll with it.
As long as I keep the galley shut during the rain we’re good! Thanks for watching Bill!
Thanks for the tips, getting my teardrop in a week so this will help me setting up things inside
That's exciting! What are you getting?
@@DIYOutdoorLife I It is a very minimalist teardrop built in Montreal which weight at around 450 lbs !!! Hope it will be strong enough for the offroading I wanna do with it.
@@falconxvid that sounds awesome, keep me in the loop… send pics 😀
Love I found this we r soon ordering our runaway camper enjoying your ideals so I’m going to watch and learn
The runaway is great! Thanks for watching!
Good quality time out , just what the doctor ordered!
exactly! rain or shine, still quality time.
Hi Brian and happy birthday! Your teardrop is great to get into places that other campers cannot, plus a car can pull it. We are able to " bushwack" pretty well with our 15FK. Our 2022 model is raised and has off road tires. That said we are in our 70s and prefer to be a tad more comfortable. A teardrop for every occasion! We just could not beat the price for what we wanted to do. No frills, but we added our own bells and whistles. Very pleased and I am happy to see you enjoying your teardrop in all kinds of 💦💦 weather! ~ Diane
I have a couple friends with the “plus”, sure is nice to stand up inside.
I’m glad it’s working out and helping to get you out off the beaten path. Happy camping!
Ripple sure is adorable! We could relate to what you were saying about being immersed in nature and adapting to the weather around you. Nice video. 🙂
She is and she knows it, lives a pretty charmed life. I can tell from your videos that you get it, nothing like natural outdoors!
Thanks for posting Brian. Our dog dictates where we sleep in the teardrop too. With a face like Ripple’s how can she not! Happy belated birthday! I look forward to your next vid!
Haha... hard to say no! Thanks for watching!
Sleeping in there in pouring rain sounds so cozy! We've had rain on every trip yet never while we're sleeping.
And the dog situation, 2 adults and 2 dogs. There is no your space and my space, it's just "our" space or more aptly "their space" lol.
Glad you guys didn't have to leave!
You get it… they are convinced that it’s a dog house that they’re letting you stay in…
Excellent video!!
Thank you very much!
Glad the water receded! Good call on pulling up the stabilizers and hitching up. I tow with a car, so I probably would have moved (since a car has lower clearance and less traction/power).
BTW I also camp with a bed-hogging dog, lol. Having an outdoor-rated camp pad for her has helped with that, and might help Ripple too. The fuzzy waterproof blanket looks great, and I bet if you put that on a pad she would … at least consider staying on it, lol. Happy camping & thanks for another informative video! I’m going to try that coffee trick…
Thank Ellen, I think a camping pad is in my future! Thanks for watching!
Happy birthday Brian. I've been in situations like this before, raining for around 14 hours straight, some hard rain and some steady. I'm with you, I like these weather surprises as long as you can stay safe, warm and dry, I'm in for the adventure. In my weather experiences I've not been so close to a river as you did. I'm usually way up hill. I camp in a Geo Pro 12SRK (kinda teardrop like) with an awning and I like sitting outside while it rains. Something about the fresh smell of rain that's just pleasant. The running of the furnace and propping the top vent open is alway smart. I did pick up on your tip to pre-make hot meals that can be put in a wide mouth thermos, I'll do that next time. Thanks for sharing the video. Take care.
It's an experience, one I'm more fond of than staying home and watching netflix...lol I'm with you on being outside for it as well, this one got a bit much when 3" of water was running under my feet. haha
Does the geopro have electric only furnace still or gas option? Thanks for watching!
I am super happy I found your channel......subbed! Outstanding content for us who are on the edge or "there" to grabbing the B-Wacker and heading out........Thank You!!
I'm super happy you found it too! Appreciate you subbing and checking out the content. ☮
Ripple was like: Our bed comrade!
Haha… you speak Ripple well
Looks like a great time! Definitely a satisfying situation! Happy late birthday!
Thanks Bob, hope you had a blast in Kenya!
@@DIYOutdoorLife definitely did! I am getting the Bushwacker set up now and headed out this weekend to the mountains for the winter! Should be an interesting winter.
That is nuts!
Yea, it happened fast. Thanks for watching.
Cozy setup brotha!
It beats a pile of spruce bows and a tarp!! Lol
Glad you didn't wash away!
Me too, turned out to be a lot of fun! Thanks for watching!
Glad all worked out well. Happy Birthday!
Thank you, turned out to be a really nice trip!
Ah Brian, don't you know that it's a law of nature that when there's a big pup sharing a small space with you that your bed is their bed and often times you become the bed? I'm surprised your crocks didn't float away. Does fender = shoe-shelf?
I just got back from a few days in the Eastern Sierras. It was hitting the high teens and low 20's evening to morning and we had a fire ban and like an idiot I misjudged the weather and left the really warm clothes behind. Probably not too bad for you but for us Southwestern dwellers where almost every day is >90 that's a bit chilly. Point being, I appreciated having my little wagon to hunker down in, me, wife and not so big dog. I'm borrowing your thermos idea. No more flipping a coin for who's going out to make coffee when it's 17! I have the FB and my wife likes to hunker down in there way more than me and now you got me wondering if I can emulate that futon-like setup for her.
Looking at your overhead cabinet in this video I may have a small but useful tip for you. I also use soft baskets in ours and to keep them in place I just strung up some stretchy paracord across the front, half way up. I used wood screws and washers installed from behind the cabinet face for anchor points. It's inexpensive, easy to do, easy to replace, looks clean I think and even over rough fire roads nothing falls out.
It's like gravity! She's too much!
You should have no problem flipping the bed in the FB, it takes an extra minute to store the mattress topper in your car if you're using one. Pillows will sub for the back rest.
I had the same idea for the soft baskets but they never fall down! Now that I said this, I'm probably doomed. I was waiting to see if they tossed on the rough roads but so far they hold fast... I will definitely go the same way as you if they start falling. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@DIYOutdoorLife Hmmm, gives me an idea incorporating the toppers. I put covers on mine so they're like cushions themselves. Thanks man.
And I forgot to say Happy Birthday!
Take care and happy camping.
thank you... RUclips zapped your comment on the thermostat video, must of included a link. try resending without link, I always look forward to your insight and wouldnt want to miss... thanks
Great video
Thank you, I appreciate you watching!
Happy Birthday!
thank you! turned out to be a nice trip!
Happy belated birthday!
Thank you 🙏🏻 it turned out to be a nice trip!
Great video as always. I have seen other campers use awnings that have side walls they allow you to stay dry during windy storms. I plan on using one next trip I'm on.
that's a great option! My canopy has side walls, I'm using them now as I write this. I have come to prefer the canopy because it's stronger and can be moved around. I might look into going with both for next year.
Happy Birthday Brian. Where did you get those bins on the tongue? I have milk crates that just dont seem to fit.
Let me try to dig up some links and send it to you. I might actually have to do a short video on it, a ton of people are asking.
It’s super lightweight, modular, and very cheap. I cut the bottom out of the top one and strap them down at an angle so that they fit.
Many say they sleep as well and often better in their teardrops than in their bed at home….in the rain you don’t need a noise generator:D
I love that sound!
Geesh, I wish I bought that couch/bed model. I'll be looking to mod my 'two twin bed' style to a couch style.
Even a long pillow can help couch the FB or HD model. The door makes it a little challenging but it’s a nice upgrade if you get stuck in the camper during the day.
@@DIYOutdoorLife Looking at the foldable mattresses. I'm starting to think it's a must. Although, I have a high quality wedge pillow that works quite well. Okay, I've banged the back of my head a few times, all part of the teardrop experience. Battle scars.
happy birthday good vid
Thanks Steve, I had fun checking out your IG!
@@DIYOutdoorLife Thank's ,, nice way for you to but a face to a follower !!
@@stevemueller7376 and to check out their cooking skills!!!
Hey Brian. Love what you’re doing. Do you have the list for dealers? I’m in north Florida.
Welcome and thank you! I'm super excited to see all of the new people coming our way from the Playing With Sticks video. I am currently traveling cross-country with the teardrop and internet access is limited. I will find a place to stop and help people find some great prices on the Bushwhacker. The price literally changes by the day, but the lowest price when I checked last week was $10,500.
Generally speaking, the best prices have always been on the east coast, so check out some places in Florida. The northeast seems to be where people still find new trailers below 11k. When I get back in civilization I will have better information.
Thanks again for subscribing and welcome!
Hey Brian! On my teardrop I sleep on a matrice not on a thick futon. When we awake up we see moisture underneath the cushion probably due to condensation. I was thinking of putting a layer of reflex. Would it help? Would I put the reflexive facing up or down?
Make sure you’re getting better ventilation, that’s the big one. I don’t think the reflectix would help that much, my guess is it’s forming on the walls and running down. They do make a product that goes under bed for very humid environments. I think hypur-flo is one brand.
Where in Florida was this? Must be north Florida because water does not flow that fast or rise that quickly in Central and South Florida.
It’s NYS. Wish we were in Florida when this happened…lol
Have you noticed any water intrusion or leak in the cabin? Is the underside waterproof?
No water intrusion in galley, it does not leak when closed. You really can’t use it in the rain though, water does get in.
I’ve driven mine across the country a couple times, dozens of nasty storms, no issues. Some of the newer models have a gap on the front that people close up and protect, older ones were a little better in that regard.
question! new to the scene, opportunity to purchase a 2021 lightly used 10FB for 8000. good deal?
Yes, that’s a great deal
@@DIYOutdoorLife picked it up! now the mods start
@@johndavis4902 nice!!!!
Do you recommend a cover over the trailer during the winter? (I do not have a garage)
Yeah, it’s a good idea. Make sure you get one that is breathable, preferably with the zipper that lets you in the door even when the cover is on.
@@DIYOutdoorLife I'm having a difficult time trying to find one for this model camper.
@@OMGnetworking shoot me an email, I can send a link
diyoutdoorcontent@gmail.com
What has been your experience cooking in your Bushwhacker in the pouring rain? I have a 2021 Free solo and noticed if the rear clam shell hatch is up and it's raining cats and dogs, water can pour in both sides while cooking. Because it has no extended down spouts on either side, water can easily run off the back side of your camper and into your kitchen. I live in Southern California, and don't experience much weather in these parts, but I do like to head up to the high Sierra where at 9 or 10,000 feet, a heavy downpour can happen at anytime. Have you made any modifications to your Bushwhacker to help solve the potential disaster while cooking in the rain? Thanks!
I get into that in this video and others, the hurricane hinge design is frustrating. Depending on the conditions we’re in, I use a canopy over the galley. That works well. A lot of times I also set up a small backpacker kitchen if it’s raining a lot. In this really bad storm,
I cooked my food in advanced and put it in thermoses to eat inside the Bushwhacker😜
I have spoken with some who have extended the hurricane hinge. Some went all out and replaced, while others used plastic drip edge and even gorilla tape. I really wish BC would fix this design!
Bill Ulrich- That is why we decided to buy a 2022 Bushwacker 15FK. So far we really love it! It is light enough to pull with our older Tacoma. We pack the truck cab and put waterproof tubs in the truck bed. We keep the bed down, but bought a 10x10 canopy and and a 10x10 EZ UP tent for a screen house or guests. It is so nice to be able to cook inside and have that tiny wet bath. ~ Diane
@@dianehall5345 I’m glad that you’re enjoying your 15FK. I did have a chance to look at that model and it was nice, there’s nothing like having standing headroom, a kitchen and a wet bath in your small trailer. One of my prerequisites was to have it fit in my garage, the 15FK wouldn’t do it for me. I’ve had my Free Solo OG for a year now, and it love it, the outdoor kitchen so far hasn’t been a problem with rain coming it. I live in San Diego so we don’t see much rain and I keep the Free Solo in the garage, so it hasn’t gotten very wet, except for the few times I’ve washed it after a camping trip. I head up to Kennedy Meadows in the Sierra mountains next week, there’s always a chance that an afternoon shower could happen up there, I’m just keeping my fingers crossed that the heavy stuff won’t happen while preparing my meals. Good luck with your 15FK Diane!
I realize that this is an odd video to ask this, but.....Have you ever removed the ceiling panel for repairs/mods? I have short to the outside LED bars that triggers when I use the vent fan. (try explaining that to the manufacturer) I'm sure I can tackle fixing the short and/or bad connection, but removing that ceiling sheeting without destroying my camper seems daunting.
Sorry, I haven’t had it off. I bet it’s not that difficult. It might be a challenge to preserve what you take down, but it would be easy to replace it or even upgrade it to some flexible Baltic. That would look great.
Aye Bri guy, Give that dog a bone will ya!
So true Frank
lol
Happy birthday
Thank you! My present was not washing away!
Is this teardrop fit in garage? I mean height.
Yes, it was made to fit inside a standard garage door opening and fits in mine with room to spare. Check out my other videos and subscribe to see more!
I'm wondering is that really a cloth rug that you have underneath your pop up shelter?
Nooo… that would be bad. It’s one of those woven plastic mats
@@DIYOutdoorLife I thought it would be odd to have a real cloth rug. But it sure looks like cloth. Is that off of amazon?
@@jerrys2745 amzn.to/3eykLDa
@@DIYOutdoorLife thx
That's a big air conditioner
5000 btu window unit, easy to replace if needed
Think I like my FD more. I get more room.
Absolutely, there's something to be said about both. There are days that the extra room would be nice, and there's days that I like the simplicity of the smaller rig.
Happy Birthday!
Thank you!
Happy birthday
Thank you!