Starting at the 42 minute mark…😂😂😂 I don’t envy you at all. “It’s all fiber” 🤣🤣🤣. About your glove and clamp “cap”, remember it’s only temporary, unless it works.
@@retrorevivals , awe yes, momma. If I was rich but I ain't... I would bet my house, car, boat, and plane that boy is HIS boy. Tell ya what, it is amazing to watch all of ya'll work on stuff. Ya'll get up everyday with purpose and effort, and it is amazing to watch what you can do. Ya'll ain't sitting at a small table sipping wine like the French; ya'll are builders.... like I could easily imagine Norsemen, and Norsewomen, building something unique and cool.
Oh my!! Gag gag! It was so gross but sorry I was laughing so hard and thankful at same time I didn’t have Tyler’s job! He’s a trooper.👍I kept thinking when he was squeezing himself through a knot hole, why you didn’t jack the camper up a bit to give a little more room. Girls made great progress and the fireplace is beautiful. Great times together mama daughter and also dad. What a team you have and no challenge is to great! Really enjoy the videos. Looking good!!
Great choice on sheet vinyl. Other flooring with seams will shift with the movement of road travel. Or depending where you live it will shift with freezing and moisture.
Happy belated birthday wishes Kelsey 🎉Your doing a great job on the walls, I love the fireplace. Christy I'm like you I buy my decorations way before I need them 😂 Your husband kills me I was gagging when he was working on the black water tank 😂 looking forward to the next installments
Awesome video love the build! I think the ceiling and floor would have been way easier without walls! Love all the projects! You guys are hilarious to watch and make anything seem fun funny somehow!
Thanks, Mike! We would have loved to have done the floor first but it wasn't in the cards. For the ceiling, we still need to run a bunch of wiring then close it up. That's up next!
The enclosure that encases your black tank up underneath that camper.Your best bet would be to remove that metal which is galvanized or the same stuff that heat ducks are made out of for your home and contact your local heating and cooling supplier with the dimensions with measurements and ask them to make you another one. It wouldn't be horribly expensive , but it would be very wise to do so. What i'm getting at is you can see the rust in the corners and sometimes that'll come from within that enclosure and between the tank itself and the walls of that galvanized metal. If you have one maid, you can take duraliner, which is used for truck beds and it just rolls on. You can coat the inside the part that would in case the black tank and then once you get it mounted underneath the trailer, you can coat the outside of it and the entire underneath of your trailer as well. That way, it will keep rot from forming if you happen to get caught in rain and it splashes up on the wood. Which the floors made out of. Just a suggestion.
I have a 1972 holiday travler. When I bought it there was no plumbing on the supply side, the drains were intact and the holding tank had been removed and a porcelain residential toilet was in the bathroom. I hired a plumber to rebuild the plumbing system, install a new water heater, and replace the toilet. After the supply was finished and the toilet was in it was time to turn on the water. Mr. Plumber asks, "ok, where your drain?" I point him to the capped drain line and let him uncap it! Lol! Actually, nothing happened when he uncapped it. I dont have a sewer connection in my yard where my camper is parked and I put a tarp down before I parked the trailer. I already bought a 10ft section of sewer hose to direct the water into the grass and not on the plastic tarp. My $20 camco hose from Walmart didn't fit. It uses a valterra fitting, my trailer has a thetford fitting. WONDERFUL! I was able to order an adapter but that didn't solve the problem immediately. I put a 5 gallon bucket under the drain line and the plumber flushed the toilet. There were chunks in the bucket. Old chunks! Lol! It was one of the nastiest things I'd ever seen. I had to dump that bucket in the woods about 10 times as we were checking the system for leaks. 🤢 At least the plumbing was good! Now I have the drain line adapted down to another hose and it drains into the grass. I only ever wash my hands in the trailer when I'm in there working on it and I did take a shower in the pink shower to see how long the hot water would last but I promise you that im not dumping sewage into my grass, my dog does enough of that for both of us!
The fun never ends with these! Ours is Thetford too. We bought a valterra valve that doesn't work with the tank so we'll try to salvage the old valve for now instead of shaking out like $80 for a new one. Sounds like you came up with a good solution and, as we learned, always plan for chunks!
Ya'll are the cutest! I love these videos because you make it up as you go and aren't afraid to try things. I was laughing so hard at the tank cap removal process! 🤣🤣
TS 05:18 After having gone through asbestos training at Dow Chemicle. The following tidbit may interest you. Asbestos is dangerous because the fibers are very brittle. They will continue to break into smaller and smaller particle down to the atom level.They are not soluable in water. SO, when inhaled, the small particles imbeb into lung tissue and stay there. Continualy irritating the tissue, eventually causing cancer. The latency period is like 25 years. Having said that. If a person were to coat an asbestos block with a substance like poly urathane. The asbestos is then trapped inside that spot. and is not harmful. Just something I remember fron 40 years ago. You guys are very cool!! Jack. Heights are harmless. The falling part is harmless. It is that sudden stop on the floor that hurts. 😂
This video is precisely the reason why I stay fluffy. You see, if you're fluffy, you can't be expected to work underneath an old Holiday Rambler and work on the black tank! Yeah- that's why I'm fluffy! (Ahem) We also decided to do sheet vinyl in our RV because you just can't guarantee that the planks are going to stay put. I will say though, make sure whatever you are putting the sheet vinyl over is FLAT, that stuff will show any little imperfection underneath! We are very happy with the sheet vinyl we put into our old gal! Looking good!!!
Just a thought for your kitchen sink placement, perhaps put it along the opposite wall to the main entrance door, under the side window and nearer to the plumbing for the bathroom? It may make it more compact but open options like a hinged counter top or table. May open the entranceway and storage space for tubs when packing for a trip.
You guys make it look fun, and I know personally what hard work it is. Nice the kids help out too. Important they learn skills. Sitting here laughing at your black tank emptying!
Hey, congratulations on getting so much accomplished on this beauty. I can really see how well this will come together, and I can't wait to see more of the transformation. I did have a thought on the black tank replacement. I was a bit concerned that the original galvanized pan might have been there to protect the relatively soft plastic tank from road debris. Will you be replacing it with another shroud? Otherwise, I have to applaud you all for digging into the fifty year old poo to clear the tanks and pipes. You are much braver souls than myself lol.
Christy, I’ve been watching your vids when I have time. Colleen told me about them. For this episode you should have called on Mr. Geyer as he worked 47 years in the water and wastewater industry and has seen and smelled it all! You have such a nice family. Our grandson Sam is a freshman at MSU this year. Takes me back to your and Colleen’s days. 😊
Hi, Mrs. Geyer! @danddartgallery8834 -- thanks for the comment! I didn't know that was his line of work. I thought of you recently because we're considering doing epoxy countertops on this project. The stuff on your channel is so cool. I plan to watch for some pointers 😁 Those days at MSU were so fun. I hope Sam is doing well 💚
Christy... Make sure that the top/back of your electric fireplace has proper intake air-flow! The air-intake is on the top/rear (small grill) of the unit and appears to be covered by the "tight" wall framing. The heater blower pulls in cold air from the top/back and forces air over the heating elements and out the front/ top grill! Having proper air flow is necessary for the efficiently/functionality of the unit (similar to a house's cold air return). I have had internal electric fireplace parts/components fail from the excess heat after having inadequate air flow. I have built few of these into custom mantles. Just a helpful option... In the past I've accounted for air intake by cutting a vent hole above/below the insert to allow air to be drawn into the unit and used antique air vent covers to allow proper air flow ventilation (regular vent covers work... but, I like the added charm and character the repurposed cover can add... plus I could totally see you finding some vintage grill or creation that matches your design vibes). As far as I'm aware, all purchased fireplaces with the included cabinets/mantle/stands are boxy and open at the back of the cabinets to account for the air-flow of the electric inserts. Sorry the Deodorant didn't quiet down Harvey's Belt! lol BTW LOVE IT!
Thanks for another fun video - that Holiday Rambler looks surprisingly roomy inside, and your floor plan looks great! Will you flip any of your revivals in the future? Is there a good market for restored classics?
Thanks! We're going for rommy so hopefully it still feels open once everything is in. We're unsure about what we'll do with these down the road... Hopefully get some use out of them and then will probably have to sell some. There's a good chance we'll put more into them than we could get out though 😬
Could've had 1.5" extra width for the bed by stepping the walls onto the wheel housings like you did the one ahead of the fireplace. Where are you putting the grey water tank?
We're hoping we have just enough room for the mattress... It's the couch that may not really fit right. We're not planning for a gray tank at this point. We'll direct all water to the black tank. Thanks for watching!
Life is about making memories. I think Kelsey will remember this birthday forever. Nothing's sexier than a woman using a power tool. Sorry mom & dad. Maybe roll Ladybird's wheels up onto some blocks to raise those axles? Maybe a 2 & 1/2 gallon watering can with spout would have avoided the spillage? I always knew Christy was a sheet stirrer!!
I would have concerns about putting storage behind the fireplace, even though it is electric, 'specially if you intend to use that for heat. Will get hotter than you think.
"I'm stuck! I'm making it!" -- Dad. 😅 "Reconstituting 50 year old doo doo." -- Mom. 😅 "Not good!! Not good!! -- Mom & Dad.😅😅 ❤❤😂😂 Y'all are the best!!!!
I do have concerns about roll linoleum.Or vinyl...... No matter how good you feel that your floor is and how intact it may be.The bad thing about a solid piece for your flooring.Is that everything that is a seam?Or a joint or a screwhead shows through unless you properly put a skim coat sealer/filler on the floor. Believe it or not, after just one trip using vinyl products in an RV or camper.Or trailer all of the traveling and moving around that you do jostles the sub.Floor horribly and then it starts showing up almost instantaneously.
Ugh... Someone to consider for sure. We might go another direction but we're thinking we can do it without a seam which would be nice. That's still TBD!
@retrorevivals Lowe's and all the big box places sell 24 X 24 carpet tiles. They are extremely durable and there are a few in their selection. The squares are awesome. If you ruin on or get a real bad stain that soesn't come out, you peel it off and replace the bad one. They are really easy to use, and cut good with a sharp blade. Not to mention, it will maintain a good temp in the trailer. Trailers lose a lot of heat and cold a/C air through the floor. Like you said though TBD.
Oh boy, the black tank boggie. Can you really ever plan for chunks though? More important is having a container without cracks and holes, it would seem. Maybe it was just the angle from here that made it appear that way. Tough call on that one. Always good to have a spare black tank though when the old one can no longer contain the chunks. Happy belated to the girls!! Who knew you two were even old enough to have 19 year olds?? Weren't they just 9 like 15 minutes ago??? Crazy how fast time flies when you're raising children, isn't it??? Great call on the one piece sheet vinyl for the floor!! Even better that you're getting it from Maynerds!! You save big money when you shop Maynerds!!! And an additional 11% ideally. Hopefully you were able to grab some more cheese curds in the process!! It's a proven scientific fact that cheese curds make retro trailer revivals go way smoother. Just gonna say it...what a great 55 minutes this was spending them watching y'all living your best lives. Well done!!
Thank you! Tyler actually got me Menards cheese curds for my birthday and I have you to thank for that 😂 If we have learned one thing so far, it's that you should always plan for chunks!
Oh my!! Gag gag! It was so gross but sorry I was laughing so hard and thankful at same time I didn’t have Tyler’s job! He’s a trooper.👍I kept thinking when he was squeezing himself through a knot hole, why you didn’t jack the camper up a bit to give a little more room. Girls made great progress and the fireplace is beautiful. Great times together mama daughter and also dad. What a team you have and no challenge is to great! Really enjoy the videos. Looking good!!
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“I’m the camera person” 😂😂😂😂, smooth move!! Great video!
For sure! 📸 🚫💩
“We should have planned for chunks” famous last words!
🤣🤣
Oh my gosh, so funny 🤣
Thanks for the laughs. Please keep the videos coming!!!
More to come!
Starting at the 42 minute mark…😂😂😂 I don’t envy you at all. “It’s all fiber” 🤣🤣🤣. About your glove and clamp “cap”, remember it’s only temporary, unless it works.
Oh the fiber 🤢 That temp fix was the best thing going on that plumbing system 😂
Chunks
I can always count on a good laugh from you two!
Always!😁
It is amazing how much that boy looks like his dad.
No denying who fathered that kid ❤️
@@retrorevivals , awe yes, momma. If I was rich but I ain't... I would bet my house, car, boat, and plane that boy is HIS boy. Tell ya what, it is amazing to watch all of ya'll work on stuff. Ya'll get up everyday with purpose and effort, and it is amazing to watch what you can do. Ya'll ain't sitting at a small table sipping wine like the French; ya'll are builders.... like I could easily imagine Norsemen, and Norsewomen, building something unique and cool.
We've never been compared to Norsemen before 😆 Thanks for your kind words.
Omg I’m laughing so hard my stomach hurts you two are just hilarious the situations you can get into love the channel keep up the good work 💩😂❤️
Thanks so much for the comment!
Oh my!! Gag gag! It was so gross but sorry I was laughing so hard and thankful at same time I didn’t have Tyler’s job! He’s a trooper.👍I kept thinking when he was squeezing himself through a knot hole, why you didn’t jack the camper up a bit to give a little more room. Girls made great progress and the fireplace is beautiful. Great times together mama daughter and also dad. What a team you have and no challenge is to great! Really enjoy the videos. Looking good!!
Thanks so much! I can't believe he squeezed under there like that 😂
Happy birthday young lady🎉
Kelsey says thanks!
I'm sitting here with my blanket over my nose and mouth, like I can smell it, tearing up from laughter and gaging. Lol!
It's not so bad. Until you think about it 🤢😂
We love our Electric fireplace in our '21 Puma. Use it for heat on chili nights so we dont use alot of Propane, and the ambiance is ❤
Great to hear! We are planning to use our as the main (we'll, really, the only) source of heat in this camper. We're hoping it'll be enough!
Seriously the funniest thing I think the two of you have done thus far!! Black tank revival 😂
You never know what you're going to get with us (neither do we, lol)!
Looking good guys can't wait til next video
Thank you!
Y'all killing me 😂😂😂
We're glad you're enjoying the videos!
Yall we laughed so much, I’m sorry but we did😂 This was the best😂😂
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 😁
Thanks so much for the sheet show.
Haha! "Retro Revivals - Welcome to the Sheet Show" Might have to get some new T-shirts in the works 😂
Great choice on sheet vinyl. Other flooring with seams will shift with the movement of road travel. Or depending where you live it will shift with freezing and moisture.
We're hoping it'll be a good choice!
Happy belated birthday wishes Kelsey 🎉Your doing a great job on the walls, I love the fireplace. Christy I'm like you I buy my decorations way before I need them 😂 Your husband kills me I was gagging when he was working on the black water tank 😂 looking forward to the next installments
Seriously, editing that, we debated on whether to leave or all in because it would gross people out too much. 🤢
Mother and daughter working together great memories
Thank you ❤️
Greatest Birthday ever right!? Good time's certainly. Happy Birthday!
Overall it was a good day 😁
Always so fun!!!!
Thank you!
Hey Gumby, you should of jacked the trailer up.😂
Lololol!!
Now you tell me 😆
So many memories your daughter will have from this
It was so nice having her help out 🥰
I almost gagged a couple of times!!!! You guys just kept smiling!!!! You crack me up.
So gross!! Thanks for watching 😁
Awesome video love the build! I think the ceiling and floor would have been way easier without walls! Love all the projects! You guys are hilarious to watch and make anything seem fun funny somehow!
Thanks, Mike! We would have loved to have done the floor first but it wasn't in the cards. For the ceiling, we still need to run a bunch of wiring then close it up. That's up next!
The enclosure that encases your black tank up underneath that camper.Your best bet would be to remove that metal which is galvanized or the same stuff that heat ducks are made out of for your home and contact your local heating and cooling supplier with the dimensions with measurements and ask them to make you another one. It wouldn't be horribly expensive , but it would be very wise to do so.
What i'm getting at is you can see the rust in the corners and sometimes that'll come from within that enclosure and between the tank itself and the walls of that galvanized metal. If you have one maid, you can take duraliner, which is used for truck beds and it just rolls on. You can coat the inside the part that would in case the black tank and then once you get it mounted underneath the trailer, you can coat the outside of it and the entire underneath of your trailer as well. That way, it will keep rot from forming if you happen to get caught in rain and it splashes up on the wood. Which the floors made out of.
Just a suggestion.
Good idea. We're going to replace the shroud. Using the roll on bed liner is a good idea. Thanks for the tip 😁
I have a 1972 holiday travler. When I bought it there was no plumbing on the supply side, the drains were intact and the holding tank had been removed and a porcelain residential toilet was in the bathroom. I hired a plumber to rebuild the plumbing system, install a new water heater, and replace the toilet. After the supply was finished and the toilet was in it was time to turn on the water. Mr. Plumber asks, "ok, where your drain?" I point him to the capped drain line and let him uncap it! Lol! Actually, nothing happened when he uncapped it. I dont have a sewer connection in my yard where my camper is parked and I put a tarp down before I parked the trailer. I already bought a 10ft section of sewer hose to direct the water into the grass and not on the plastic tarp. My $20 camco hose from Walmart didn't fit. It uses a valterra fitting, my trailer has a thetford fitting. WONDERFUL! I was able to order an adapter but that didn't solve the problem immediately. I put a 5 gallon bucket under the drain line and the plumber flushed the toilet. There were chunks in the bucket. Old chunks! Lol! It was one of the nastiest things I'd ever seen. I had to dump that bucket in the woods about 10 times as we were checking the system for leaks. 🤢 At least the plumbing was good! Now I have the drain line adapted down to another hose and it drains into the grass. I only ever wash my hands in the trailer when I'm in there working on it and I did take a shower in the pink shower to see how long the hot water would last but I promise you that im not dumping sewage into my grass, my dog does enough of that for both of us!
The fun never ends with these! Ours is Thetford too. We bought a valterra valve that doesn't work with the tank so we'll try to salvage the old valve for now instead of shaking out like $80 for a new one. Sounds like you came up with a good solution and, as we learned, always plan for chunks!
you two are so funny lol
Thank you!
Ya'll are the cutest! I love these videos because you make it up as you go and aren't afraid to try things. I was laughing so hard at the tank cap removal process! 🤣🤣
Thanks! We try to have fun with it. We're excited to see how it comes together.
A wonderful family doing great work together. A joy. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Thanks so much!
That's a great T-shirt "hindsight 20-20 we should have planned for chunks!"😂😂😂
Oh my gosh, that would be hilarious 😂
TS 05:18 After having gone through asbestos training at Dow Chemicle. The following tidbit may interest you. Asbestos is dangerous because the fibers are very brittle. They will continue to break into smaller and smaller particle down to the atom level.They are not soluable in water. SO, when inhaled, the small particles imbeb into lung tissue and stay there. Continualy irritating the tissue, eventually causing cancer. The latency period is like 25 years.
Having said that. If a person were to coat an asbestos block with a substance like poly urathane. The asbestos is then trapped inside that spot. and is not harmful. Just something I remember fron 40 years ago.
You guys are very cool!!
Jack. Heights are harmless. The falling part is harmless. It is that sudden stop on the floor that hurts. 😂
Very interesting about asbestos, thank you. We passed the falling wisdom on to Jack too 😆
This video is precisely the reason why I stay fluffy. You see, if you're fluffy, you can't be expected to work underneath an old Holiday Rambler and work on the black tank! Yeah- that's why I'm fluffy! (Ahem) We also decided to do sheet vinyl in our RV because you just can't guarantee that the planks are going to stay put. I will say though, make sure whatever you are putting the sheet vinyl over is FLAT, that stuff will show any little imperfection underneath! We are very happy with the sheet vinyl we put into our old gal! Looking good!!!
Thanks! Nothing wrong with fluffy 😆 We're excited to see how this project comes together. Thanks for watching!
Just a thought for your kitchen sink placement, perhaps put it along the opposite wall to the main entrance door, under the side window and nearer to the plumbing for the bathroom? It may make it more compact but open options like a hinged counter top or table. May open the entranceway and storage space for tubs when packing for a trip.
You make some very good points! We're starting plumbing this week so we'll take another look before deciding for sure. Thanks!
Love the LED Zeppelin shirt. She has good taste in music!!!
Ella says thanks!
Operation black tank is my worst nightmare!!
It was so crazy 🤣
You guys make it look fun, and I know personally what hard work it is. Nice the kids help out too. Important they learn skills. Sitting here laughing at your black tank emptying!
It is so much work but we try to have fun with it. The black tank experience was something else 😂
Great video guys. 😂
Thank you😁
Love the video, you guys are great
Thanks so much!
Hey, congratulations on getting so much accomplished on this beauty. I can really see how well this will come together, and I can't wait to see more of the transformation.
I did have a thought on the black tank replacement. I was a bit concerned that the original galvanized pan might have been there to protect the relatively soft plastic tank from road debris. Will you be replacing it with another shroud? Otherwise, I have to applaud you all for digging into the fifty year old poo to clear the tanks and pipes. You are much braver souls than myself lol.
Thanks! We do plan to replace the shroud to protect the black tank from being damaged. Thanks for the comment 😁
Me and the hubs laughed so hard over the black tank sheet-nanigans 😂😂😂😂
We're so glad you enjoyed the video!
Christy, I’ve been watching your vids when I have time. Colleen told me about them. For this episode you should have called on Mr. Geyer as he worked 47 years in the water and wastewater industry and has seen and smelled it all! You have such a nice family. Our grandson Sam is a freshman at MSU this year. Takes me back to your and Colleen’s days. 😊
Hi, Mrs. Geyer! @danddartgallery8834 -- thanks for the comment! I didn't know that was his line of work. I thought of you recently because we're considering doing epoxy countertops on this project. The stuff on your channel is so cool. I plan to watch for some pointers 😁 Those days at MSU were so fun. I hope Sam is doing well 💚
@@retrorevivals If you need any pointers before doing your countertops contact me. I’de be glad to give you advice! 😊
Thank you!
Looking good, the camper has come a long way, love the fireplace! The bathroom drain, that was crazy... Thanks!!!
Thanks for watching! We're excited to see how it comes together.
Love having the involvement of additional family! Thanks Kelsey for you "still good" comment. Maybe you need to write a song!
Lol, she's a good sport for sure 👍🏼👍🏼
Y’all are the cutest! Love the show
Thanks so much 😁
This episode is the best one yet! It's cool to see yall grow into your production style. So awesome! Keep it up! We love ya'll!!!
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it 😊
Y'all are such a great family!! good Job.
Thank you!
Dad's always get the best jobs 😂 lmbo ❤
It's funny how that works 😂
Great example of why I never flush toilet paper in a black tank!
We're definitely paper flushers but it does seem like it can cause issues!
@@retrorevivals hey I emailed you about the door handle and backplate
That black tank was totally nasty and I would have barfed for sure 🤢 I admire your tenacity. 🥰
Somebody has to do the dirty work 😂 Thanks!
Always anticipate chunks…. Yuck, never felt more sorry for you two 😂. ❤
And… put a heat shield behind the fireplace guys…
The things we get ourselves into 😂
Excellent video. I haven’t laughed so hard. 😂❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
always funn to see a video from the retro family, except the smell ...
now go get that shower fixt, use it, and enjoy you're sunday
Haha, sounds like a good plan.
Christy... Make sure that the top/back of your electric fireplace has proper intake air-flow! The air-intake is on the top/rear (small grill) of the unit and appears to be covered by the "tight" wall framing. The heater blower pulls in cold air from the top/back and forces air over the heating elements and out the front/ top grill! Having proper air flow is necessary for the efficiently/functionality of the unit (similar to a house's cold air return). I have had internal electric fireplace parts/components fail from the excess heat after having inadequate air flow. I have built few of these into custom mantles. Just a helpful option... In the past I've accounted for air intake by cutting a vent hole above/below the insert to allow air to be drawn into the unit and used antique air vent covers to allow proper air flow ventilation (regular vent covers work... but, I like the added charm and character the repurposed cover can add... plus I could totally see you finding some vintage grill or creation that matches your design vibes). As far as I'm aware, all purchased fireplaces with the included cabinets/mantle/stands are boxy and open at the back of the cabinets to account for the air-flow of the electric inserts. Sorry the Deodorant didn't quiet down Harvey's Belt! lol BTW LOVE IT!
Thank you for that! We will make sure it has better air flow than what we had in the initial fit.
Thanks for another fun video - that Holiday Rambler looks surprisingly roomy inside, and your floor plan looks great!
Will you flip any of your revivals in the future? Is there a good market for restored classics?
Thanks! We're going for rommy so hopefully it still feels open once everything is in. We're unsure about what we'll do with these down the road... Hopefully get some use out of them and then will probably have to sell some. There's a good chance we'll put more into them than we could get out though 😬
Love your videos
Thanks so much 😁
Corn and peanuts!!! 😂 🌽 🥜
😂
Could've had 1.5" extra width for the bed by stepping the walls onto the wheel housings like you did the one ahead of the fireplace. Where are you putting the grey water tank?
We're hoping we have just enough room for the mattress... It's the couch that may not really fit right. We're not planning for a gray tank at this point. We'll direct all water to the black tank. Thanks for watching!
Love the vids!! 🔥
Thanks 😁
Life is about making memories. I think Kelsey will remember this birthday forever. Nothing's sexier than a woman using a power tool. Sorry mom & dad.
Maybe roll Ladybird's wheels up onto some blocks to raise those axles?
Maybe a 2 & 1/2 gallon watering can with spout would have avoided the spillage?
I always knew Christy was a sheet stirrer!!
Oh boy 😆
I would have concerns about putting storage behind the fireplace, even though it is electric, 'specially if you intend to use that for heat. Will get hotter than you think.
Thank you! We're going to avoid putting anything right up against the back. We appreciate the comment!
"I'm stuck! I'm making it!" -- Dad. 😅
"Reconstituting 50 year old doo doo." -- Mom. 😅
"Not good!! Not good!! -- Mom & Dad.😅😅
❤❤😂😂 Y'all are the best!!!!
😂 Thank you! We're glad you're enjoying the videos!
I do have concerns about roll linoleum.Or vinyl......
No matter how good you feel that your floor is and how intact it may be.The bad thing about a solid piece for your flooring.Is that everything that is a seam?Or a joint or a screwhead shows through unless you properly put a skim coat sealer/filler on the floor.
Believe it or not, after just one trip using vinyl products in an RV or camper.Or trailer all of the traveling and moving around that you do jostles the sub.Floor horribly and then it starts showing up almost instantaneously.
Ugh... Someone to consider for sure. We might go another direction but we're thinking we can do it without a seam which would be nice. That's still TBD!
@retrorevivals Lowe's and all the big box places sell 24 X 24 carpet tiles. They are extremely durable and there are a few in their selection. The squares are awesome. If you ruin on or get a real bad stain that soesn't come out, you peel it off and replace the bad one.
They are really easy to use, and cut good with a sharp blade. Not to mention, it will maintain a good temp in the trailer. Trailers lose a lot of heat and cold a/C air through the floor.
Like you said though TBD.
I would've started with the pipes, wires, and insulation.
Then again, I do things backward.
Those are next up!
Drinking water LoL 🤣🤣🤣
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Treasures 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Hi did i hear the name Cowell ?
Hmmm, I don't think so 🤷🏼♀️
Sheet breaker 😅😂😂😂😂
Gotta break up those sheets!
Oh boy, the black tank boggie. Can you really ever plan for chunks though? More important is having a container without cracks and holes, it would seem. Maybe it was just the angle from here that made it appear that way. Tough call on that one. Always good to have a spare black tank though when the old one can no longer contain the chunks.
Happy belated to the girls!! Who knew you two were even old enough to have 19 year olds?? Weren't they just 9 like 15 minutes ago??? Crazy how fast time flies when you're raising children, isn't it???
Great call on the one piece sheet vinyl for the floor!! Even better that you're getting it from Maynerds!! You save big money when you shop Maynerds!!! And an additional 11% ideally. Hopefully you were able to grab some more cheese curds in the process!! It's a proven scientific fact that cheese curds make retro trailer revivals go way smoother.
Just gonna say it...what a great 55 minutes this was spending them watching y'all living your best lives. Well done!!
Thank you! Tyler actually got me Menards cheese curds for my birthday and I have you to thank for that 😂 If we have learned one thing so far, it's that you should always plan for chunks!
@ Cheese curds for your birthday completely qualifies for best birthday ever!!! Happy late birthday… minus the cheese curds.
Breaking news, Aldi sells garlic Cheddar cheese curds and they're good! Do you have Aldi out there?
@ Not yet, but there’s one being built!! Aldi is finally coming to southern AZ!! Can’t wait.
Why wouldn't you cut that from inside the camper????
The pipes? They weren't accessible from inside 😁
Please don’t waste all that space behind the TV/fireplace. Put it on a hidden wall that swings out and use the space behind for storage/a pantry 😊
Yes, for sure, we'll use a lot of that space!
Just replace the Black tank
That's the plan!
Oh man just swap out the whole thing
Yes, we'll use the replacement tank 👍🏼👍🏼
In Tyler's defense mistakes may have been made......
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Thank goodness the sheet part of the video is done🤢🤮
It was so bad. We considered not showing all that 😆 🤢
Oh my!! Gag gag! It was so gross but sorry I was laughing so hard and thankful at same time I didn’t have Tyler’s job! He’s a trooper.👍I kept thinking when he was squeezing himself through a knot hole, why you didn’t jack the camper up a bit to give a little more room. Girls made great progress and the fireplace is beautiful. Great times together mama daughter and also dad. What a team you have and no challenge is to great! Really enjoy the videos. Looking good!!
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