Hey Guy! Just an update we are all doing fine! It took us quite awhile to calm down but we are so thankfully for everyone that stopped to help us! I know at one point there had to be 8-10 people with fire extinguishers out there. We were beyond thankful for each and every one of you!!!
@@U20E27 some of the breaking systems for the toad are very unsafe so say the least like putting a box between your front drivers seat that gets a break signal and pushes on your break peddle not sure how that works when your toad has power breaks that run on engine vacuum when it’s engine is running but it’s not when being towed I could see maybe the breaks were dragging on the toed
❤ ❤ Thank You so much for taking the time to let us know you are all doing ok ✌ I looked for y'all RUclips channel but didn't find 1 ❤ but so happy people stopped!! Many of us needed to see this (people stopping to help) especially in the time we live in today that there are many amazing good people out in the USA ❤ ✌ thanks to all
@@todayissomeday #1) As a former Damage Controlman, I know that everyone, as I'm sure you were, on a Navy ship gets trained in Firefighting. It's that important. I'm sure that training kicked in for you. We are grateful. #2) Many mock "Rubber Necking". My theory is, it's not so much that people get a kick out of others' miss fortune, as it is to learn how they can avoid the same type of tragedy. So I'm glad you asked the questions. You may have helped other avoid the same kind of catastrophe.
@@todayissomeday That's what I told my daughters class about firefighting. You've got nowhere else to go, You are the one that's gotta help put it out. Start fighting until DC gets there and then get out of their way. Awesome video through the importance of the TPMs through the mishap. BZ
You were meant to be delayed with your tpms so you could help those RVers out, if you left earlier (on time) you wouldn't have been there to help. I've had several times in my life where things delayed me and I ended up being where I was suppose to be so I can help someone out. The last time was when I was in Sam's Club and some stranger came up to me and chatted with me for about 20 minutes (which I never do), I went outside and saw a lady walking away from her car with her large dog panting inside. I confronted her and ended up calling police because the dog was definitely overheated. There's a reason for everything. Glad you were able to help them and happy they are safe.
If you look at it as a non coincidence you can see that God kept you busy on your tires so you would be in the right place at the right time when this guy needed help😇🙌
Stacey and Phil, as others have said, you do not try to to create sensationalism for views. You told the story of the fire without drama, that everyone was safe, and what you could realistically do to help. That is what I like about this channel. This is also what I like about both of you. You present yourselves as you are; real, kind, and caring about others. It is such a pleasure to watch your videos.
Class act, guys - no drama! I literally just turned off someone else's RVing video because it contained too much drama. I'm real glad you guys are out there being good neighbors to everyone, just like God intended. Thank you.
I agree about the drama. I want to see positivity and respect for self and for others! If there is a bad situation I want to see clues how to handle something. I'm glad I didn't see the worst part of this incident. It seems like a very close thing to get that SUV unhooked before the fire spread to the rig. Maybe that one person with the fire extinguisher and NOT a camera made the difference. I think I'm commenting about a year after this video was posted. I bet parts of that day are still seared into your brains because that really could have been much worse for the family you helped.
I am so sorry those guys had a fire. Thank you to everyone who stopped and helped. Getting the car disconnected and the RV pulled away from it was a huge deal. God bless everyone.
Wow, so happy you guys were there to be able to help! It's scary how quickly a fire can happen. It was such a pleasure being able to meet you both and be able to make new friends along the journey ❤️- Carl and Ney Ney
We love Cracker Barrel , just for chow, and love they allow the RV people to park at night (better than falling asleep at the wheel)! This is why Cracker Barrel is on our travel stops ( thank you for the consideration of RV people)!
THANK YOU! I learned three important lessons watching this video. In 2019 my 89 year old father sold his Class A thinking he was done traveling, that lasted 2 weeks before he started looking for something I (his daughter, me) would be comfortable driving. The biggest problem with Class A and Super C was he struggled to climb the steep steps to get in, so he settled on buying a 32 foot, gas, Class C which was lower to the ground. He has over 40 years of RVing and I have 3 so its still a learning curve for me and he really doesn’t tell me anything so I’ve started reading and watching videos to learn. With his Class A it had a built-in TPMS, to me its like huh? Of course with the cheaper Class C it doesn’t have the bells and whistles. Dad had the RV dealer change out the backup camera so he could monitor the tow car unfortunately you can only see the front end of the car. When I asked him about the TPMS at his age he doesn’t realize technology is always improving and he said “they’re all just junk”. Sorry dad, your last coach was 13 years old, I think they’ve improved, I bought one! Watching your video and you explaining how you disconnected the burning car from the coach, I’m going to be swapping out dads locking cotter pin for one with a clip. And lesson number three, have more then one fire extinguisher inside the rv. My dad now at 91 has an amazing memory and has RVed in every land lock state in America and every province in Canada. He now has learned you can’t just show up anymore at a campground and think they have openings and when I’m booking our campgrounds for our travels I can ask about a campground and get a yes or no response like “I stayed there 32 years ago and blah blah blah I’ll never stay at their campground again” or while driving he’ll describe a campground to a tee like “slow down there’s a amazing little campground down this next road and we’ll stop for the night” here we are driving out in the middle of nowhere and there’s not even a sign for the campground and he was right. “Dad, how many times have you stayed here?” His reply “once 24 years ago” the stories this man could tell about his travels!
I love everything about this! This is why we do what we do.....to help folks make an informed decision and let the, know what works. I have replaced my locking hitch pin with a regular pin with a cotter pin while traveling. When I stop and/or unhook the Jeep for the night, I will add my locking pin. Good call on getting a TPMS and more extinguishers! Have fun and enjoy your Dad's stories!!!
You folks not only talk-the-talk but you also walk-the-walk. Running towards a fire and helping as opposed to continuing to drive and putting it behind you is a great example of doing the right thing when called upon. Hat's off to you both. Respect.
You guys are so freaking amazing. Most people would have just kept going, but you stopped to help those poor people. It's a pleasure knowing that there are people like you in this world. I love watching your channel.
I wish you had a T shirt that said thank you to the vets. I’m not a vet, chose not to join at the tail end of Vietnam War, so I don’t want to give the impression that I am a vet, but I do appreciate all the sacrifices you have made and would buy something that recognizes you vets for what you are - heroes!!!
Dave. Please dive into their site as they do have many items. You can also join in on the help for Home for Vets. I understand that many who could, but chose not to join are no less patriotic.
Dont worry about not getting footage, Stacey. You are a nurse first! We all understand and wouldn't want it any other way! You guys keep being the role models for us RVers out there. No, you're not perfect, but you are real, and tell us what you learned so we don't have to learn the hard way in some instances! Thank you for all you do!
So thankful no one was injured! Love that people were actually HELPING instead of standing back videoing. Nice to see people helping each other again, just like the old days. I just hope more people will do the same. God Bless You All!
Glad you were there to assist! I’ve learned that its a good idea to always wear ‘real’ shoes when on the road, not flip flops or flimsy sandals, so if you need to move fast you have sturdy footwear. I’ve started carrying a FireBall extinguisher, in addition to several traditional extinguishers, for emergencies.
Absolutely, I have several Fire Extinguishers with me at all times 2 in my Truck and 4 in my rig as my Brother taught me this lesson. He burned is Newly Renovated Dune Buggy to the ground not having a fire extinguisher so I try and be prepared. I pray I never need them!! Scary
It's the fact that you guys are a military family! That "team" mindset plays into every aspect of life, we are a retired Navy family (FCC(SW) 22 Years) and we just purchased a 2007 Damon Tuscany 40' Pusher. Thank you sir for your service and for being such great people! We are based out of Bethera, SC and can't wait to hit the road and meet fantastic people such as yourselves!! BZ Sir job well done!
So glad to see everyone is safe, veteran responds without a second thought to help protect lives and property to the best of their ability. As a Retired Veteran and fellow Fulltime RVer I salute your heroic effort. You helped save that families home. THANK YOU as for your TPMS we use the TST TPMS but it does have a repeater. It has performed flawlessly and saved our hind ends twice. This unit does have a color monitor. Again great job and Thank you for sharing your adventures and DIY videos. 🏅🏅🏅🏅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
I bought a TPMS and installed it the first day while at the dealer picking up the trailer. I noticed that one of the tires was at 50%. The dealer said they might have picked up a nail while moving it. They replaced the tire immediately. Saved me a lot of trouble
This video sparked a conversation reminder of where the fire extinguishers are in our rig. Safety is not always an exciting topic, but it is sure an important one! Also, we have used the RVI tpms for about 5 years now and are very happy with it. Great customer support as well.
I put TPMS on my 5th wheel and TV the day we picked it up before moving the rig. Worth every penny! We carry three extinguishers in our 5th wheel and two in out truck.
Wow, what a day!!! Thankfully no one was hurt and the owner was in good spirits. We use the TM-88C and love it. Might be worth a look. -Chris & Suzannah
Thanks for stopping to help. And thanks for respecting their privacy and not worrying about footage. Grateful their family and their rig are safe. You get a gold star for today! Those adult beverages were well deserved!
Safety first!! Stopping to help someone in need is just the right thing to do. Kudos to both of you. Whoever thinks “why didn you get more video coverage” has obviously NOT been in a similar situation. Love you 2 (and Gizzy). Thank you for your military service and all the valuable info you put out to the RV community. Long time subscriber and supporters here in GA. Safe travels!!
You two are great people who are willing to get involved to help others. Glad everyone’s ok and I’m sure you made some new friends who were grateful for your assistance.
TST 507 TPMS is the way to go!! Love mine and it saved me a brand new tire right after putting it on. The valve stem went bad and starting losing air fast. Without the TST TPMS I wouldn't have known about it until after I ruined that brand new tire. I'll never be without my TPMS again
Phil, you've hammered home the point for having a TPMS from the very beginning. Heck you had one before you had an RV. TPMS is not a luxury. This video puts an exclamation mark on that point!
Not even thinking about the 'quality' of footage! So happy to hear everyone was safe and loved how you helped out and how the RV community is so caring for each other!
Thank you for being on the spot to help that family. I do need to call Phil out about "not running for a while". When does the Navy run, besides to the chow hall? All jokes aside, you two are great.
I've been watching you guys for a while and enjoy your informative videos. We are not full timers (yet) but getting there. On another note, I'm wondering when PHIL will let his hair and/or beard grow out just a tad bit. LOL. He's still sporting that high and tight ---- like I did for many years after I retired from the USMC. Hopefully one day we will run into you all on the road. God bless and stay safe.
Excellent job on assisting with someone who required it. You did just enough to do some saving and let the rest go. Proud of you guys! Just an idea if it wasn't mentioned, I have a coil hose connected to my outside shower and all those water hoses in storage. I have a Yardsmith mini nozzle (Lowe's product 8840). Shoots water really far. Don't put your or anyone's life in danger in fighting fire when there's no one else's life in danger, but as an example if a campfire got out of hand, etc., our RVs carry water and can be used like a fire truck pumping from the outside shower. But don't risk lives nor equipment on something insurance can replace or the locals can handle.
OMG! Glad y’all could help. We just bought 2 additional fire extinguishers for our new coach. The one that came with it is very wimpy so that was a priority.. I’m just learning about our coach and this really reminded me again, SAFETY FIRST!! Glad everyone is ok!
You folks are to be thanked over and over. We probably saved those peoples rv. god bless you. I just bought my new son in law a tpms system for his motor home. enjoy your videos
Added Pooler Ga Outlets to my boondocking list. Last time in Savannah we stayed in the hospital parking lot, worked for one night and ended up in Sams club next night. RV parks were all full. Loved watching this episode.
Thank you for helping that family! I can't imagine how scary that was for everyone. Very sweet that you ran with your fire extinguishers and helped them unhook their motorhome. You two are awesome!
TireMinder i10 color display up to 20 tires. Comes with repeater to reach all sensors and eliminate interference. You don’t have to use the repeater but it eliminates the problem you were having with your unit finding signal from the toad. I installed my repeater behind the chassis battery and it runs off the chassis battery and turns off when turning off the chassis disconnect. Try it, you’ll like it.
I have to thank you. I did not know about the TP monitor. To be honest I never thought about them. The truck has them but not the trailer (they camw with the truck). We have a 26 ft. pull camper with two axles & a 1/2 ton truck we pull it with. No issues so far. I just stop every few hrs. & check everything including the tires & hubs. Have been pulling campers for over 50 years & never had an issue with tires & fire. After watching your video I am going to invest in a set. Thank you again.
Agree, you did it right; as a Combat Cameraman there was that fine line between filming and defending. We trained for that constantly and although I never directly found myself in that situation I have a couple squadron mates that did. One my of buddies got attached to the combat damage assessments team in the first Iraq war and they found themselves in an ambush and outnumbered in the burning oil fields. Not a war story but we all listened to his video audio ( he dropped his camera still running) and immediately started sending rounds downrange while hyperventilating. He kept his wit about it as his ability to survive and operate training kicked in but you could hear the panic in his voice. RIP MSgt Dave Bass (USAF). Cancer sucks.
Thank you for stopping to help a fellow camper.It says a lot about your characte. Even though I am a MARINE veteran I will make an exception this time GO NAVY!!!
You guys are top shelf! Thank you for helping fellow campers in need! Having an overabundance of safety training because of my career, I firmly believe every fulltimer, especially with turbo diesels, should invest in an H3R extinguisher. You won't mind the cost when it just works, and it will. Safe travels. These are unique times! We had to book everything for the year by February! TST 507 and don't fear the repeater. Sensor acquisition with be dramatically faster. Simple hookup and easy to place with your rig.
Wow, yes, TPMS provides us so much comfort for our drive. We have had only had one tire incident, which ended up that the valve stem leaked, likely caused by the TPMS device. But your video reminded all the benefit when your are pulling anything. We have a TST, and love it. Cycle time is I think 1 minute. I did install the booster that came with the kit. And thanks for pitching in for that Family too.
Thank you for being such thoughtful, caring, quick-thinking people. There’s obviously a reason you happened along at exactly the right time. Great job. Great video.
We are enjoying your helpful tips and adventures. If you get stuck without a place near Jupiter Fl your welcome to stay for a night or two. Safe travels!
We have the same tpms system you do. 10 sensor with no repeater and 39' Newmar DSDP and Saturn ion Quad coup. It does take several minutes to register all the readings but we love it. I always check it the night before we leave to make sure they're all good.
Wow! I understand your instinct to get out and help with that fire. My dad was a navy man during WWII and told me a story about how his shipped was on fire after an attack and how every crewman knew exactly what they had to do to save each other and the ship. I was never in the military but have great respect for guys like you. Oh, and I'm not forgetting your little lady. And I'm not calling her that disrespectfully. She really is little next to you 😀. Both of you responded magnificently to that emergency.
I just wanted to say thank you for that assist with the vehicle fire. Great job! I happen to be an Air Force veteran and am following along with your adventures! I'm a Christian so I will keep you all in my prayers too! Rick.
Thank you for your stopping to help the family in need.....the world needs to see more of that theses days. You guys are awesome that you took action first and the camera was second. We are now looking to get a tpms system now bc of this video!
Nicely done with helping someone in need! We are hearing more and more about people having trouble finding a place to stay and it scares us. Today's video hit 2 of our biggest fears: fire and finding a place to stay.
As someone who was a trucker for 8 years I appreciate you’re being aware of your time on the fuel island. Hated late at night. Dog tired. Needing to fuel up before heading to sleep and waiting for an rv or diesel non commercial truck taking up a lane not fueling lol
My TPMS is the TST color model. It's fantastic. Saved our bacon first time on the road with it and once more several months later. Both times were due to a crack in the valve stem. We tow a 40' 5th wheel and so use the repeater as our total length is 64'.
So glad everyone was safe and hope Phil’s knee is feeling better! Super Phil to the rescue! What a day, I bet you two were beat! Thank you for your big hearts and great videos. Hugs and safe travels!
Firmly believe we are "put on a path", that we are most needed, from time to time. All the earlier delay's (and frustrations) put you two exactly where your previous training and your compassion was needed that day! Well done shipmates!!! Your video also made me re-think that having just one powder style (PKP) fire extinguisher was sufficient for our Class-A. No sir! So i actually used your guys Amazon links to the small aerosol cans, and picked up two of the 2-packs. Thank you again for jumping in without hesitation to help this family, and thank you for the "reminder" that Safety is not something to take for granted. Beat Army!!!
Thank you! We could not just drive by. We have trained for stuff like this and it never leaves us. We were glad they were able to save their home! Go Navy!
Super cool helping out!!!! I bet that fire fighting training we all got in the Navy helped out. Great video y'all. Rigs and towed can be replaced. Families cannot.
Glad the fire wasn't any worse, and everyone was alright. Might as well have a good sense of humor, helps in the tough times. We just joined Harvest Host with your discount code 👍🏻 plan to use it on our trip to Florida in June, let you know how it goes! Stay safe out there!
you two are so sweet … so helpful … so kind … yesterday we had two gentlemen stop and help us lift up our 850 BMW 🏍 that fell over … and they gave us lemons 🍋 too, was incredible as many others drove right on by before they stopped to help us. We are in Black Hills of South Dakota, close to Hill City & Custer & Keystone. Remember you stoping at the Prairie Berry Winery, I think with Chasing Lanes youtuber’s. We RV a lot too, just not full timers. Would be cool to see you two sometime on the road of travels … Thank you for your videos we got hooked at the start of the virus, and you gave us many adventures & great information about RVing. ~ JillyinSD
It is so reassuring that the RV community has helpful people like you. Thank you for helping that family out and for bringing the message of helping others to the group.
Hi there. I'm not much on the TPMS at at all. I use a Garmin TPMS on my motorcycle only because it works through my GPS. What I have learned through the years is to just check my tires as part of my pre trip and every stop. After a while you will get to know pressures by bouncing tires and putting your hand on the tread and checking temperature.
TST is great. I have a 5ver with a repeater. It worked without it but I had trouble with dropping signal with Tire Tech in the past and didn’t want to deal with it. Repeater was easy install but might not be necessary with the length of your rig. Enjoyed your videos for a long time. Stay safe and have fun!
Your heart is in the right place. Help first....film second, or third, or fourth. Thank you for being Loving humans to care for others. Shame on those wishing you got everything on film. Thanks for acknowledging what’s “really important”. Cheers and God bless 🙏🏼⛺️😎
The fact you grabbed a fire extinguisher first and the camera second makes you guy great people thank you
Hey Guy! Just an update we are all doing fine! It took us quite awhile to calm down but we are so thankfully for everyone that stopped to help us! I know at one point there had to be 8-10 people with fire extinguishers out there. We were beyond thankful for each and every one of you!!!
So glad we could help out. It was in our nature to stop! Glad you and the family were able to continue on with the RV.
I have a Expedition and read that it can be tricky to get it setup for toad. Its hard to imagine a tire causing the fire.
@@U20E27 some of the breaking systems for the toad are very unsafe so say the least like putting a box between your front drivers seat that gets a break signal and pushes on your break peddle not sure how that works when your toad has power breaks that run on engine vacuum when it’s engine is running but it’s not when being towed I could see maybe the breaks were dragging on the toed
So glad you all are alright! Prayers for continued safe travels.
❤ ❤ Thank You so much for taking the time to let us know you are all doing ok ✌ I looked for y'all RUclips channel but didn't find 1 ❤ but so happy people stopped!! Many of us needed to see this (people stopping to help) especially in the time we live in today that there are many amazing good people out in the USA ❤ ✌ thanks to all
Thank you so much for not turning this into a sensationalized news report about someone else’s misery. That’s what makes the two of you a class act.
Thanks, Bruce! We were thinking "we have to help".......plain and simple. In the Navy, everyone is a firefighter first.
My dad always said safety safety first and you did good guys and biscuits and gravy is always good .....
@@todayissomeday #1) As a former Damage Controlman, I know that everyone, as I'm sure you were, on a Navy ship gets trained in Firefighting. It's that important. I'm sure that training kicked in for you. We are grateful. #2) Many mock "Rubber Necking". My theory is, it's not so much that people get a kick out of others' miss fortune, as it is to learn how they can avoid the same type of tragedy. So I'm glad you asked the questions. You may have helped other avoid the same kind of catastrophe.
@@todayissomeday That's what I told my daughters class about firefighting. You've got nowhere else to go, You are the one that's gotta help put it out. Start fighting until DC gets there and then get out of their way. Awesome video through the importance of the TPMs through the mishap. BZ
I Totally Agree, they are Awesome People!
You were meant to be delayed with your tpms so you could help those RVers out, if you left earlier (on time) you wouldn't have been there to help. I've had several times in my life where things delayed me and I ended up being where I was suppose to be so I can help someone out. The last time was when I was in Sam's Club and some stranger came up to me and chatted with me for about 20 minutes (which I never do), I went outside and saw a lady walking away from her car with her large dog panting inside. I confronted her and ended up calling police because the dog was definitely overheated. There's a reason for everything. Glad you were able to help them and happy they are safe.
Thank you for rescuing that dog! You were definitely at the right place at the right time!
If you look at it as a non coincidence you can see that God kept you busy on your tires so you would be in the right place at the right time when this guy needed help😇🙌
Perfectly said! 😊
No doubt.
Exactly 🙌🤗🙏🏻
Stacey and Phil, as others have said, you do not try to to create sensationalism for views. You told the story of the fire without drama, that everyone was safe, and what you could realistically do to help. That is what I like about this channel. This is also what I like about both of you. You present yourselves as you are; real, kind, and caring about others. It is such a pleasure to watch your videos.
You are good people for stopping to help. So many people just rubber neck and keep going. Kudos and stay safe!
Yes, thank you
Saving life is more important than getting the "shot". It just shows how Military Life prepares you for dangerous situations.
Class act, guys - no drama! I literally just turned off someone else's RVing video because it contained too much drama. I'm real glad you guys are out there being good neighbors to everyone, just like God intended. Thank you.
Oooo drama where
Yes! No Drama! These two are the only ones I watch now. 👍
I agree about the drama. I want to see positivity and respect for self and for others! If there is a bad situation I want to see clues how to handle something.
I'm glad I didn't see the worst part of this incident. It seems like a very close thing to get that SUV unhooked before the fire spread to the rig. Maybe that one person with the fire extinguisher and NOT a camera made the difference. I think I'm commenting about a year after this video was posted. I bet parts of that day are still seared into your brains because that really could have been much worse for the family you helped.
I loved that your mindset was to help first. A lot more people need to have that mindset.
Agreed!
I am so sorry those guys had a fire. Thank you to everyone who stopped and helped. Getting the car disconnected and the RV pulled away from it was a huge deal. God bless everyone.
Wow, so happy you guys were there to be able to help! It's scary how quickly a fire can happen. It was such a pleasure being able to meet you both and be able to make new friends along the journey ❤️- Carl and Ney Ney
We love Cracker Barrel , just for chow, and love they allow the RV people to park at night (better than falling asleep at the wheel)! This is why Cracker Barrel is on our travel stops ( thank you for the consideration of RV people)!
THANK YOU! I learned three important lessons watching this video. In 2019 my 89 year old father sold his Class A thinking he was done traveling, that lasted 2 weeks before he started looking for something I (his daughter, me) would be comfortable driving. The biggest problem with Class A and Super C was he struggled to climb the steep steps to get in, so he settled on buying a 32 foot, gas, Class C which was lower to the ground. He has over 40 years of RVing and I have 3 so its still a learning curve for me and he really doesn’t tell me anything so I’ve started reading and watching videos to learn. With his Class A it had a built-in TPMS, to me its like huh? Of course with the cheaper Class C it doesn’t have the bells and whistles. Dad had the RV dealer change out the backup camera so he could monitor the tow car unfortunately you can only see the front end of the car. When I asked him about the TPMS at his age he doesn’t realize technology is always improving and he said “they’re all just junk”. Sorry dad, your last coach was 13 years old, I think they’ve improved, I bought one! Watching your video and you explaining how you disconnected the burning car from the coach, I’m going to be swapping out dads locking cotter pin for one with a clip. And lesson number three, have more then one fire extinguisher inside the rv. My dad now at 91 has an amazing memory and has RVed in every land lock state in America and every province in Canada. He now has learned you can’t just show up anymore at a campground and think they have openings and when I’m booking our campgrounds for our travels I can ask about a campground and get a yes or no response like “I stayed there 32 years ago and blah blah blah I’ll never stay at their campground again” or while driving he’ll describe a campground to a tee like “slow down there’s a amazing little campground down this next road and we’ll stop for the night” here we are driving out in the middle of nowhere and there’s not even a sign for the campground and he was right. “Dad, how many times have you stayed here?” His reply “once 24 years ago” the stories this man could tell about his travels!
I love everything about this! This is why we do what we do.....to help folks make an informed decision and let the, know what works. I have replaced my locking hitch pin with a regular pin with a cotter pin while traveling. When I stop and/or unhook the Jeep for the night, I will add my locking pin. Good call on getting a TPMS and more extinguishers! Have fun and enjoy your Dad's stories!!!
You folks not only talk-the-talk but you also walk-the-walk. Running towards a fire and helping as opposed to continuing to drive and putting it behind you is a great example of doing the right thing when called upon. Hat's off to you both. Respect.
You guys are so freaking amazing. Most people would have just kept going, but you stopped to help those poor people. It's a pleasure knowing that there are people like you in this world. I love watching your channel.
I wish you had a T shirt that said thank you to the vets. I’m not a vet, chose not to join at the tail end of Vietnam War, so I don’t want to give the impression that I am a vet, but I do appreciate all the sacrifices you have made and would buy something that recognizes you vets for what you are - heroes!!!
Dave. Please dive into their site as they do have many items. You can also join in on the help for Home for Vets. I understand that many who could, but chose not to join are no less patriotic.
Try this: merch.todayissomeday.net/todayissomeday/shop/home
So glad that everyone was safe and were able to at least save the RV. There are always so many RVers that are always willing to help.
I love it. Phil wearing a “Lazy Hiker” shirt and Stacey wearing a “Strong Woman” shirt. Perfect!! 😂
LOL
Dont worry about not getting footage, Stacey. You are a nurse first! We all understand and wouldn't want it any other way! You guys keep being the role models for us RVers out there. No, you're not perfect, but you are real, and tell us what you learned so we don't have to learn the hard way in some instances! Thank you for all you do!
So thankful no one was injured! Love that people were actually HELPING instead of standing back videoing. Nice to see people helping each other again, just like the old days. I just hope more people will do the same. God Bless You All!
I’m going over my emergency plans for our RV. Thanks for helping those folks, and shooting this video. I’m doing TPS now.
Thanks for stopping to help most would have kept going!!!!!!!! Glad everyone was ok!! 😇😇😇
Bless you and the others who stopped to help! Nice to see good folks helping out those in need.
You guys are Hero’s!! and humble at that. Thank you for real life reporting and lessons learned. God had you both there for a reason!
You both did the right thing HELPING is more important than filming. Bless you both for being there and helping!
Glad you were there to assist! I’ve learned that its a good idea to always wear ‘real’ shoes when on the road, not flip flops or flimsy sandals, so if you need to move fast you have sturdy footwear. I’ve started carrying a FireBall extinguisher, in addition to several traditional extinguishers, for emergencies.
Absolutely, I have several Fire Extinguishers with me at all times 2 in my Truck and 4 in my rig as my Brother taught me this lesson. He burned is Newly Renovated Dune Buggy to the ground not having a fire extinguisher so I try and be prepared. I pray I never need them!! Scary
It's the fact that you guys are a military family! That "team" mindset plays into every aspect of life, we are a retired Navy family (FCC(SW) 22 Years) and we just purchased a 2007 Damon Tuscany 40' Pusher. Thank you sir for your service and for being such great people! We are based out of Bethera, SC and can't wait to hit the road and meet fantastic people such as yourselves!! BZ Sir job well done!
So glad to see everyone is safe, veteran responds without a second thought to help protect lives and property to the best of their ability. As a Retired Veteran and fellow Fulltime RVer I salute your heroic effort. You helped save that families home. THANK YOU as for your TPMS we use the TST TPMS but it does have a repeater. It has performed flawlessly and saved our hind ends twice. This unit does have a color monitor. Again great job and Thank you for sharing your adventures and DIY videos. 🏅🏅🏅🏅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍
Thank you, Ben!!!
Your videos are consistently honest, authentic, informative, and unpretentious. They are very helpful as I plan for my “someday”!
I appreciate that!
I bought a TPMS and installed it the first day while at the dealer picking up the trailer. I noticed that one of the tires was at 50%. The dealer said they might have picked up a nail while moving it. They replaced the tire immediately. Saved me a lot of trouble
Wow. So glad no one was hurt and they didn’t lose their rig. Thank you for helping them. You’re truly kind folks!
This video sparked a conversation reminder of where the fire extinguishers are in our rig. Safety is not always an exciting topic, but it is sure an important one! Also, we have used the RVI tpms for about 5 years now and are very happy with it. Great customer support as well.
I put TPMS on my 5th wheel and TV the day we picked it up before moving the rig. Worth every penny!
We carry three extinguishers in our 5th wheel and two in out truck.
Kudos to you for being prepared willing and able to help and not turning on the video first. Speaks volumes about you and the RV community.
Thank you, Thomas.
Call Chad, he and Tara I think did a comparison on TPMS’s. I rely both on Chad and Eric’s (TechnoRV) recommendations. Those guys know their stuff.
Wow, what a day!!! Thankfully no one was hurt and the owner was in good spirits.
We use the TM-88C and love it. Might be worth a look. -Chris & Suzannah
Thanks for stopping to help. And thanks for respecting their privacy and not worrying about footage. Grateful their family and their rig are safe. You get a gold star for today! Those adult beverages were well deserved!
Thank you!
Thank the Lord everyone is safe. TPMS all the way!!! Thank you for all the help you give to others. Safe travels!
Safety first!! Stopping to help someone in need is just the right thing to do. Kudos to both of you. Whoever thinks “why didn you get more video coverage” has obviously NOT been in a similar situation. Love you 2 (and Gizzy). Thank you for your military service and all the valuable info you put out to the RV community. Long time subscriber and supporters here in GA. Safe travels!!
Also probably a good thing to use the extinguishers to replace and keep them new.
"Every Sailor is a firefighter!" Love it, Bravo Zulu.
I am very happy for those folks that you and others were there to help them! What a scary moment!!
You two are great people who are willing to get involved to help others. Glad everyone’s ok and I’m sure you made some new friends who were grateful for your assistance.
Wow, what a scary situation! So glad everyone is safe. 🙏
Ya’ll are On Point: not blocking the fuel island AND more worried about helping than filming. WAY TO GO!!!!
Your coverage of the situation was great, people are ridiculous.
TST 507 TPMS is the way to go!! Love mine and it saved me a brand new tire right after putting it on. The valve stem went bad and starting losing air fast. Without the TST TPMS I wouldn't have known about it until after I ruined that brand new tire. I'll never be without my TPMS again
Phil, you've hammered home the point for having a TPMS from the very beginning. Heck you had one before you had an RV. TPMS is not a luxury. This video puts an exclamation mark on that point!
Spot on, Tom!
Not even thinking about the 'quality' of footage! So happy to hear everyone was safe and loved how you helped out and how the RV community is so caring for each other!
Thank you for being on the spot to help that family. I do need to call Phil out about "not running for a while". When does the Navy run, besides to the chow hall? All jokes aside, you two are great.
The perfect video to highlight the absolute importance of having a way to monitor your tires. THANK YOU!!!
I've been watching you guys for a while and enjoy your informative videos. We are not full timers (yet) but getting there. On another note, I'm wondering when PHIL will let his hair and/or beard grow out just a tad bit. LOL. He's still sporting that high and tight ---- like I did for many years after I retired from the USMC. Hopefully one day we will run into you all on the road. God bless and stay safe.
Excellent job on assisting with someone who required it. You did just enough to do some saving and let the rest go. Proud of you guys!
Just an idea if it wasn't mentioned, I have a coil hose connected to my outside shower and all those water hoses in storage. I have a Yardsmith mini nozzle (Lowe's product 8840). Shoots water really far.
Don't put your or anyone's life in danger in fighting fire when there's no one else's life in danger, but as an example if a campfire got out of hand, etc., our RVs carry water and can be used like a fire truck pumping from the outside shower. But don't risk lives nor equipment on something insurance can replace or the locals can handle.
You two are the nicest people!
Thanks Staci!
OMG! Glad y’all could help. We just bought 2 additional fire extinguishers for our new coach. The one that came with it is very wimpy so that was a priority.. I’m just learning about our coach and this really reminded me again, SAFETY FIRST!! Glad everyone is ok!
Wear did you get that Strong Women Shirt? I love it!
Agree 100%!
The Loft
You folks are to be thanked over and over. We probably saved those peoples rv. god bless you. I just bought my new son in law a tpms system for his motor home. enjoy your videos
Are you still using RV Trip Wizard?
Yes. I like it much better than the Dyrt.
Added Pooler Ga Outlets to my boondocking list. Last time in Savannah we stayed in the hospital parking lot, worked for one night and ended up in Sams club next night. RV parks were all full. Loved watching this episode.
TST RV TPMS Color screen and all... 😁💖 OLT
Good job, seen one car fire, seen em all. Cars are replaceable lives are not. Both of ya deserve an " Atta boy "
Love HappilyEverHanks...
Thank you for helping that family! I can't imagine how scary that was for everyone. Very sweet that you ran with your fire extinguishers and helped them unhook their motorhome. You two are awesome!
Thank you so much!
I don’t know how many times we’ve been in that position. Somehow it always seems to work out.
Yeah, it was fine.
TireMinder i10 color display up to 20 tires. Comes with repeater to reach all sensors and eliminate interference. You don’t have to use the repeater but it eliminates the problem you were having with your unit finding signal from the toad. I installed my repeater behind the chassis battery and it runs off the chassis battery and turns off when turning off the chassis disconnect. Try it, you’ll like it.
I have to thank you. I did not know about the TP monitor. To be honest I never thought about them. The truck has them but not the trailer (they camw with the truck). We have a 26 ft. pull camper with two axles & a 1/2 ton truck we pull it with. No issues so far. I just stop every few hrs. & check everything including the tires & hubs. Have been pulling campers for over 50 years & never had an issue with tires & fire. After watching your video I am going to invest in a set. Thank you again.
Agree, you did it right; as a Combat Cameraman there was that fine line between filming and defending. We trained for that constantly and although I never directly found myself in that situation I have a couple squadron mates that did. One my of buddies got attached to the combat damage assessments team in the first Iraq war and they found themselves in an ambush and outnumbered in the burning oil fields. Not a war story but we all listened to his video audio ( he dropped his camera still running) and immediately started sending rounds downrange while hyperventilating. He kept his wit about it as his ability to survive and operate training kicked in but you could hear the panic in his voice. RIP MSgt Dave Bass (USAF). Cancer sucks.
Thank you for stopping to help a fellow camper.It says a lot about your characte.
Even though I am a MARINE veteran I will make an exception this time
GO NAVY!!!
Life needs more kindness. Thank you Phil & Stacy for your service to America today and every day.
You guys are top shelf! Thank you for helping fellow campers in need!
Having an overabundance of safety training because of my career, I firmly believe every fulltimer, especially with turbo diesels, should invest in an H3R extinguisher. You won't mind the cost when it just works, and it will.
Safe travels. These are unique times! We had to book everything for the year by February!
TST 507 and don't fear the repeater. Sensor acquisition with be dramatically faster. Simple hookup and easy to place with your rig.
Wow, yes, TPMS provides us so much comfort for our drive. We have had only had one tire incident, which ended up that the valve stem leaked, likely caused by the TPMS device. But your video reminded all the benefit when your are pulling anything. We have a TST, and love it. Cycle time is I think 1 minute. I did install the booster that came with the kit. And thanks for pitching in for that Family too.
Thank you for being you .No one wants to help there neighbors. I would hope if I was in trouble you guys would be around
Thank you for being such thoughtful, caring, quick-thinking people. There’s obviously a reason you happened along at exactly the right time. Great job. Great video.
Wow that was so nice of you guys to help. most people would keep on going thank you for being a positive influence
We are enjoying your helpful tips and adventures. If you get stuck without a place near Jupiter Fl your welcome to stay for a night or two. Safe travels!
Navy firefighter training coming in handy. Great job guys
We have the same tpms system you do. 10 sensor with no repeater and 39' Newmar DSDP and Saturn ion Quad coup. It does take several minutes to register all the readings but we love it. I always check it the night before we leave to make sure they're all good.
Wow! Seeing the SUV go up in flames is for sure a wake up call to having fire extinguishers at the ready.
Wow! I understand your instinct to get out and help with that fire. My dad was a navy man during WWII and told me a story about how his shipped was on fire after an attack and how every crewman knew exactly what they had to do to save each other and the ship. I was never in the military but have great respect for guys like you. Oh, and I'm not forgetting your little lady. And I'm not calling her that disrespectfully. She really is little next to you 😀. Both of you responded magnificently to that emergency.
Glad the family was safe.. and thank you for stopping to help..
I just wanted to say thank you for that assist with the vehicle fire. Great job! I happen to be an Air Force veteran and am following along with your adventures! I'm a Christian so I will keep you all in my prayers too! Rick.
Thank you for your service! We appreciate you watching and the prayers.
Thank you for your stopping to help the family in need.....the world needs to see more of that theses days. You guys are awesome that you took action first and the camera was second. We are now looking to get a tpms system now bc of this video!
Nicely done with helping someone in need!
We are hearing more and more about people having trouble finding a place to stay and it scares us.
Today's video hit 2 of our biggest fears: fire and finding a place to stay.
As someone who was a trucker for 8 years I appreciate you’re being aware of your time on the fuel island. Hated late at night. Dog tired. Needing to fuel up before heading to sleep and waiting for an rv or diesel non commercial truck taking up a lane not fueling lol
We hate that too even in the car!
Your TPMS problem held you up enough to help a fellow journeyer out. Good job helping.
Phil and Stacy at the right place at the right time. Glad you could help a fellow RVer. Great video.
My TPMS is the TST color model. It's fantastic. Saved our bacon first time on the road with it and once more several months later. Both times were due to a crack in the valve stem. We tow a 40' 5th wheel and so use the repeater as our total length is 64'.
So glad everyone was safe and hope Phil’s knee is feeling better! Super Phil to the rescue! What a day, I bet you two were beat! Thank you for your big hearts and great videos. Hugs and safe travels!
Firmly believe we are "put on a path", that we are most needed, from time to time. All the earlier delay's (and frustrations) put you two exactly where your previous training and your compassion was needed that day! Well done shipmates!!! Your video also made me re-think that having just one powder style (PKP) fire extinguisher was sufficient for our Class-A. No sir! So i actually used your guys Amazon links to the small aerosol cans, and picked up two of the 2-packs. Thank you again for jumping in without hesitation to help this family, and thank you for the "reminder" that Safety is not something to take for granted. Beat Army!!!
Thank you! We could not just drive by. We have trained for stuff like this and it never leaves us. We were glad they were able to save their home! Go Navy!
We just bought our first rv and we truly appreciate y’all’s videos they sure have given us so much information thank y’all so much!!!
So glad you helped out that family in trouble. We agree, whole-heartedly, that a TPMS is a good idea when RVing!
Super cool helping out!!!! I bet that fire fighting training we all got in the Navy helped out. Great video y'all. Rigs and towed can be replaced. Families cannot.
Glad the fire wasn't any worse, and everyone was alright. Might as well have a good sense of humor, helps in the tough times. We just joined Harvest Host with your discount code 👍🏻 plan to use it on our trip to Florida in June, let you know how it goes! Stay safe out there!
Glad you acted fast and didn't just drive past. You two are very blessed with love and kindness
you two are so sweet … so helpful … so kind …
yesterday we had two gentlemen stop and help us lift up our 850 BMW 🏍 that fell over … and they gave us lemons 🍋 too,
was incredible as many others drove right on by before they stopped to help us.
We are in Black Hills of South Dakota, close to Hill City & Custer & Keystone.
Remember you stoping at the Prairie Berry Winery, I think with Chasing Lanes youtuber’s.
We RV a lot too, just not full timers.
Would be cool to see you two sometime on the road of travels …
Thank you for your videos we got hooked at the start of the virus, and you gave us many adventures & great information about RVing.
~ JillyinSD
It is so reassuring that the RV community has helpful people like you. Thank you for helping that family out and for bringing the message of helping others to the group.
Hi there. I'm not much on the TPMS at at all. I use a Garmin TPMS on my motorcycle only because it works through my GPS. What I have learned through the years is to just check my tires as part of my pre trip and every stop. After a while you will get to know pressures by bouncing tires and putting your hand on the tread and checking temperature.
TST is great. I have a 5ver with a repeater. It worked without it but I had trouble with dropping signal with Tire Tech in the past and didn’t want to deal with it.
Repeater was easy install but might not be necessary with the length of your rig.
Enjoyed your videos for a long time. Stay safe and have fun!
We use RVi Tire Patrol TPMS. Works great. Also use their RVi breaking system with Towed Battery charger. Been using about 2 years. Works for us.
Your heart is in the right place. Help first....film second, or third, or fourth. Thank you for being Loving humans to care for others. Shame on those wishing you got everything on film. Thanks for acknowledging what’s “really important”. Cheers and God bless 🙏🏼⛺️😎
Wow, thank you