I prefer your videos because they're not like everyone else who's just yelling and face smiling and seems like there's always trying to sell something for their advertisers. Please keep up the good works, thank you for sharing. 😊
I could listen to you speak all day. Such a peaceful vibe. Super helpful info, and I love what y’all have done with your camper. Definitely looking into these. Thank you!
Thank Lou! I appreciate it. I think it helps that I'm not trying to sell you anything. :) Don't miss part 2 of this series: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html
I like the floor and pantry lighting. Things I did to our trailer. Put a grab bar on the screen door. Couple of screws on the ends caps of my rear bumper so the caps dont come off.
My wife and I are new to trailer life and found value from your video. We used the mosaic tiles in our kitchen and bathroom and they look great! Thank you for the tips we just subscribed for more👍
Thanks for watching and your kind comment! Check out my follow-up video with 7 More Easy Mods: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.htmlsi=bCiZhHwZ5yV0C1ei
Love to hear about long term campers!! As a child my camping experience began with a trip from Johnstown PA to Ridgecrest CA!! We had a 15' Hi-Lo, slept 6!!! Mom and Dad, dinette, 2 canvas cots, 3 girls (2 head to toe in 1, youngest in one above mom and dad), baby in a canvas crib, small canvas cot with 4 canvas sides attached to cot above mom and dad on 1 end and sitting on the pantry cupboard on the other! PortaPotty under the forward seat, below the other canvas cot! Pulled by a 1960 BelAire Chevrolet!! 1964!! I've been camping ever since!!
WOW! Jan, you've got me beat. I started with my parents in 1972 or so in a 17' Monitor trailer. I remember it had a propane light on the wall (kinda like a Coleman lantern) that provided light and heat!
@Jim Thomas the HiLo had a propane furnace. It'd cook you out of that little trailer! Dad would hang a Coleman lantern under the roof vent, on the handle used to crank it open, and light and heat the trailer! Great memories! The Gateway Arch in St. Lois wasn't finished. We waded in creeks, swam in lakes, and "rode" horses (my uncle rode the horse and hung on to us) in the south and Midwest, and used a flattened cardboard box to slide down sand dunes in the southwest.
😂😂😂 you hear about it huh? Thanks for the video. My husband and I have been camping for 20 years up here in Northern Alberta but I love seeing what other people are up too. Always good to get new ideas. I will be mounting some eye hooks for storage underneath. I hate my chairs flopping around.
I am originally from northern MA. Been camping since our honeymoon in 1977. Settled in Upper Penninsula of MI. We have had many tents, campers and RV's. We have now a 1986 Toyota mini Cruiser for weekend jaunts and a 1977 Bendix Aristocrat that we leave at our Lake Superior shore camp property. We revamped both of them and now cant see having anything else. ❤
What a great video. Love the tile trick and the 🔥 fire alert one we bought a second one for the kitchen but never thought about having one in the bedroom... so if there is a fire you ha e it one hand so you can get out. That's great!
@austinrust I completely agree with you!! We travel do to our jobs. My husband knows about living in camper & 5th wheels. I’m about 3 almost 4 years into living majority of my life in our 5th wheel. I have so much to learn and he is learning more and more too. I love to learn from people who actually live the same life. I need a lot of help with space, organizing and redecorating. If you live in a camper full time it’s hard for me with space. I want to buy stuff but don’t have the room. Plus with our job we have to move very often
Or anything. I listened to all the sponsored glowing reviews of the Pixel 6 phone when it first came out and it was buggy garbage. The P7 came out & those same reviewers getting affiliate commissions pivoted to trashing the P6 and raving about the P7. 🤦
We have those same motion lights on our stairs at our house. They're great! I put touch lights in our camper pantry cabinet, but maybe I'll switch to the motion activated ones... we'll see. The one tip that you gave that I will definitely do is the fire extinguishers... One in the bedroom and one outside is a great idea. thank you!
Thanks Diane for your comment and kind words. I'm glad you found something useful in the video. Be sure to watch the follow-up video: 7 MORE ways... ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html
Thanks! Glad you liked it. Check out the following video with 7 more Easy mods here: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.htmlsi=VPe-XydaN5Uq6qmh (retired EQCM here)
Gotta keep the wifey 😊 happy. Thanks again. You need to get with A book reading company and get an audition, I bet they would hire you for audible books. Gas money for the road, Think about it.
I'd recommend replacing any key locks with barrel locks. Keys bend or wear down and you spend time jiggling the keys to get them to work. Barrel locks are one way, the keys are sturdy and someone can't just force the lock with a screwdriver.
I don't own a fifth-wheel however I do own a 26 ft pull behind and some of the things that you showed me today was very helpful thank you. you gave me some good ideas NEW CAMPER ON THE BLOCK LOL THANK YOU FOR YOUR IDEA'S
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Although I have a 5th wheel, I think most of my ideas would work on any type of RV. And - we were all new campers at one time. Oh, the mistakes I made!
I really enjoyed the video. I’m for sure gonna get those lights so I can finally see where I’m going 😂 Lynn did a great job on the backsplash so pretty. I’m get’n everything on the list! Great job 👏 Luv the kitties so cute. Thanks
Even after two years this video still seems fresh and relevant. I concur with comments expressing gratitude for presenting things without hype or the inevitable "and now a message from our sponsers.". Thank you! By the way I have scoured the internet searching for that nice camper wall clock which my wife insists she must have. Can you provide a link?
Thanks for your kind words! Be sure to check out my follow-up video with 7 more easy mods. You can view it here: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html My wife bought the clock from The Lakeside Collection (lakeside.com) a few years ago - I did a quick look and it doesn't seem like they still have it. Sorry!
Thank you! I am not yet an RVer but am considering it to escape the cold Midwest winters. I am attempting to educate myself regarding RV life so videos like yours are helpful and appreciated!
This was a great video. The outside is more my husband's thing, but I found the inside ones especially useful. I never would've thought of some of those and I can see where they could make a real difference. Thank you for sharing!
Nicely explained and some very good ideas … you might want to look into 12v light that turns on and off by touching it. If you keep your finger on it , it dims or gets brighter … perfect as a night light or ambient / mood lighting.
These are all great tips. I have a little bumper-mounted grille and I still could not get it to fire up very well off that connection. I also like the pantry lights - I will need to do some exploration to see what 12v sources we have near the pantry. One easy tip I'd add, especially for spacially-challenged campers, is get an over-the-door hook for the bathroom. It adds more space for towels and keeps the mess off the floor.
Thank you for the tips. I've been a seasonal camper for a very long time then 7 yrs I moved from UPSTATE NY to South Florida in my 5th wheel. I appreciate the tips.
Great job. I don't like the thought of wiring a bunch of watts and all kinds of extra stuff. I would use whatever my rig came with. Thanks for the tips!
@@roberttaylor8261 Hi! I'm not sure I understand your question. The lights have both a motion and light sensor, so they won't come on even though the cabinet is dark. They also need to see some motion - either the cabinet door opening, or a hand entering the cabinet.
Very good video. I noticed your bedroom door stop being high because most doors are cut higher than they need to be. Thanks for sharing your great tips. Safe travels.
You are doing the propane correctly. You’re never supposed to have the switch over thing in the middle. There was a RUclips video on that from an RV tech up in WA. Great info… thanks!
You I am on the 2nd idea the screen guard and you've already got me. That's exactly what I needed and I need these little bug things too. I'm thanking you in advance. And I'm going to subscribe and I'm going to follow you. Thank you for all your good advice
I put small led lights on goose necks over the bed for reading...those lights are what mine came with and they were too glaring. Also put them over the recliner and the table.
I am having spinal surgery in May. I have buying a camper on my bucket list but I will wait until I’m healed. It hurts to put up with sciatic pain. Once the pain is gone I will look forward to camping. Right now I’m thinking I will want a small camper. I look forward to enjoying sitting outside around a campfire. I appreciate your video showing important things to buy. I will be camping mostly small thereby why I want a small camper that I will be able to tow. I want a small (micro) camper, one that has storage underneath. A bathroom with shower inside or outside. I kind of like the model with the kitchen outside with a pass through. I will save your recommendations and hopefully find them when I am ready to camp again. Oh and this will be my first time camping in a trailer. Before it was always tent camping.
thanks for the great trips , The fire extinguishers is a good idea I havent thought about. I'll be getting a couple of those for sure. Just a small tip when filming try to avoid standing with the sun pointing towards the camera. all the best to you and yours
I am female with rear king bed. Problem is came off track roof leaks and I have no choice but to live in this junk. But between being clostrohibic I really need those extra feet. Any suggestions? I was going to pull out and lean on horses is that going to work. Any advise for instructions would be so appreciated . Best cheapest materials flex seal okay for roof? I must do all alone so this is first experience little with painting but not fixing. This and is it possible to eliminate altogether and just make a permanent? Thank you for any advice . Saw show and look honest and knowledgeable is appreciated 😊
Hi Kathleen! It's hard to give exact advice without knowing what kind of RV you have and what type of slide mechanism. If thee camper is not going to move again, you can wrestle out the slide all the way and support the end sticking out with jacks/wood saw horses etc. (I'm assuming a Schwintek slide system from the way you describe it) Then you could seal the slide seams with flex seal or eternabond tape. This isn't exactly a factory fix, but it will work for an RV that will be stationary. If you plan to move , this obviously would only be a temporary fix.
I prefer your videos because they're not like everyone else who's just yelling and face smiling and seems like there's always trying to sell something for their advertisers. Please keep up the good works, thank you for sharing. 😊
Thank you Brett! I'm just trying to be me. Thanks for your kind words.
Couldn’t agree more! Subbed immediately because of this
I could listen to you speak all day. Such a peaceful vibe. Super helpful info, and I love what y’all have done with your camper. Definitely looking into these. Thank you!
Thank Lou! I appreciate it. I think it helps that I'm not trying to sell you anything. :) Don't miss part 2 of this series: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html
Thanks for your suggestions!
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video and I love to hear your just a regular guy like the rest of us and not sponsored. Love it
I appreciate that!
Just bought RV and new to the life learning a ton from these videos. Thanks
Thanks for your kind words! I appreciate it. Be sure to watch the follow up video where I show 7 more ways. Link is in description above.
Helpful and you didn’t hype it up by flailing your hands all over the place ! (Thanks for that ! )
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment.
That back splash is nice. Thinking about adding one 👍🏽
Thanks! Glad you found something that sparked your interest.
Fantastic vid. Those were all useful tips. Love your sense of humor.
Thanks for your kind comment! I appreciate it.
Love the backsplash and the dining table light ideas. Thanks
Thanks for your comment! I appreciate it.
Some great tips in this video. Thanks for posting
Thanks Vernon! I appreciate your comment. More tips here: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html
Great job explaining things.Most video sites lose my attention but you seem very much like me and I appreciate your approach to RVing.
Thank you Phil! I had fun making the video and I'm glad you liked it.
I like the floor and pantry lighting.
Things I did to our trailer. Put a grab bar on the screen door. Couple of screws on the ends caps of my rear bumper so the caps dont come off.
Thanks Tom!
I don’t own an RV or have even thought of getting one.. yet I watched start to finish lol.. with my adhd that doesn’t happen often lol
Thanks for watching ! And thank you for your affirming words.
My wife and I are new to trailer life and found value from your video. We used the mosaic tiles in our kitchen and bathroom and they look great! Thank you for the tips we just subscribed for more👍
That is awesome! Thank you!
Hoorah CBs. Nmcb 1,26,25,2003-2020.
I just found your channel today.
Going to enjoy some good advice
I finished up in NMCB 74 in 1998. Retired EQCM. Hoorah! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Enjoyed the video very much. So happy you have had great camping trips over the last 40 years with your wife
Thank you! I appreciate that a lot.
Good stuff. Simple stuff to do but adds use value. I really like what you did with the pantry lighting.
Thanks for watching and your kind comment! Check out my follow-up video with 7 More Easy Mods: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.htmlsi=bCiZhHwZ5yV0C1ei
The front door screen is awesome! I have a dog that always scratching the screen...I'm getting one!!!!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found something you like.
Love to hear about long term campers!! As a child my camping experience began with a trip from Johnstown PA to Ridgecrest CA!! We had a 15' Hi-Lo, slept 6!!! Mom and Dad, dinette, 2 canvas cots, 3 girls (2 head to toe in 1, youngest in one above mom and dad), baby in a canvas crib, small canvas cot with 4 canvas sides attached to cot above mom and dad on 1 end and sitting on the pantry cupboard on the other! PortaPotty under the forward seat, below the other canvas cot! Pulled by a 1960 BelAire Chevrolet!! 1964!! I've been camping ever since!!
WOW! Jan, you've got me beat. I started with my parents in 1972 or so in a 17' Monitor trailer. I remember it had a propane light on the wall (kinda like a Coleman lantern) that provided light and heat!
@Jim Thomas the HiLo had a propane furnace. It'd cook you out of that little trailer! Dad would hang a Coleman lantern under the roof vent, on the handle used to crank it open, and light and heat the trailer! Great memories! The Gateway Arch in St. Lois wasn't finished. We waded in creeks, swam in lakes, and "rode" horses (my uncle rode the horse and hung on to us) in the south and Midwest, and used a flattened cardboard box to slide down sand dunes in the southwest.
@@janmoline Great memories! Thanks for sharing them.
😂😂😂 you hear about it huh? Thanks for the video. My husband and I have been camping for 20 years up here in Northern Alberta but I love seeing what other people are up too. Always good to get new ideas. I will be mounting some eye hooks for storage underneath. I hate my chairs flopping around.
Thanks Koral! I'm glad you liked it.
liught up pantry is fantastic! Great mods thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I appreciate you watching and your comment. I did a second video which you can see here: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html
I am originally from northern MA. Been camping since our honeymoon in 1977. Settled in Upper Penninsula of MI. We have had many tents, campers and RV's. We have now a 1986 Toyota mini Cruiser for weekend jaunts and a 1977 Bendix Aristocrat that we leave at our Lake Superior shore camp property. We revamped both of them and now cant see having anything else. ❤
Wow! That sounds awesome, Sandy. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Consider the fire blankets, too, especially for the kitchen
That's a great idea, thank you! I appreciate you watching and commenting on my video!
What a great video. Love the tile trick and the 🔥 fire alert one we bought a second one for the kitchen but never thought about having one in the bedroom... so if there is a fire you ha e it one hand so you can get out. That's great!
Jennifer, thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words and I'm glad you enjoyed it! Check out my follow up video with 7 more mods.
Great List of MODS! I love making our Camper Our Own! Thanks for Sharing!
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Nicely done, Jim. Enjoyed the video.
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
I would rather listen to someone not sponsored then a salesperson or someone sponsored by something when it comes to camper
Thank you Austin. I thought it was important to say that. Look for new videos coming in a couple of weeks!
@austinrust I completely agree with you!! We travel do to our jobs. My husband knows about living in camper & 5th wheels. I’m about 3 almost 4 years into living majority of my life in our 5th wheel. I have so much to learn and he is learning more and more too. I love to learn from people who actually live the same life. I need a lot of help with space, organizing and redecorating. If you live in a camper full time it’s hard for me with space. I want to buy stuff but don’t have the room. Plus with our job we have to move very often
@@michellesavage6117 I totally agree 💯
Agreed 💯
Or anything. I listened to all the sponsored glowing reviews of the Pixel 6 phone when it first came out and it was buggy garbage. The P7 came out & those same reviewers getting affiliate commissions pivoted to trashing the P6 and raving about the P7. 🤦
Thanks, amigo!
We have those same motion lights on our stairs at our house. They're great! I put touch lights in our camper pantry cabinet, but maybe I'll switch to the motion activated ones... we'll see. The one tip that you gave that I will definitely do is the fire extinguishers... One in the bedroom and one outside is a great idea. thank you!
Thanks Diane for your comment and kind words. I'm glad you found something useful in the video. Be sure to watch the follow-up video: 7 MORE ways... ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html
Great ideas. I'm going to put those motion sensor lights in the cupboards of my semi-truck! Awsome😄
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful.
I have those battery operated little lights. They’re great in the camper and our home. Great tips. Thanks
Thanks for watching and your comment!
Good info just ordered the propane quick disconnect/splitter.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great video! keep the content coming brother! CM1 here! 👍
Thanks! Glad you liked it. Check out the following video with 7 more Easy mods here: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.htmlsi=VPe-XydaN5Uq6qmh
(retired EQCM here)
Awesome ideas
Thank you Sherry! Glad you liked it. I have a follow up video with 7 more ways...
Lol when he talked about the propane running out and somebody saying something. 😂
Thanks for watching! Gotta keep it real!
Married guys know...
Thanks! Great stuff… happy camping!
Thank you for your comment!
Gotta keep the wifey 😊 happy. Thanks again. You need to get with A book reading company and get an audition, I bet they would hire you for audible books. Gas money for the road, Think about it.
I'd recommend replacing any key locks with barrel locks. Keys bend or wear down and you spend time jiggling the keys to get them to work. Barrel locks are one way, the keys are sturdy and someone can't just force the lock with a screwdriver.
That's a good idea. Thanks for sharing it!
Nice job. Can you show how to install a roof fan
Do you mean a max air fan or fan-tastic fan?
I don't own a fifth-wheel however I do own a 26 ft pull behind and some of the things that you showed me today was very helpful thank you. you gave me some good ideas NEW CAMPER ON THE BLOCK LOL
THANK YOU FOR YOUR IDEA'S
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Although I have a 5th wheel, I think most of my ideas would work on any type of RV. And - we were all new campers at one time. Oh, the mistakes I made!
We had both tanks won with the automatic switch over; winter,Minnesota; ran totally out middle of night! Never again; run on 1 tank at a time!!
I'm with you!
I really enjoyed the video. I’m for sure gonna get those lights so I can finally see where I’m going 😂 Lynn did a great job on the backsplash so pretty. I’m get’n everything on the list! Great job 👏 Luv the kitties so cute. Thanks
Thank you Missy! I appreciate your kind words. Happy Camping!
Even after two years this video still seems fresh and relevant. I concur with comments expressing gratitude for presenting things without hype or the inevitable "and now a message from our sponsers.". Thank you! By the way I have scoured the internet searching for that nice camper wall clock which my wife insists she must have. Can you provide a link?
Thanks for your kind words! Be sure to check out my follow-up video with 7 more easy mods. You can view it here: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html My wife bought the clock from The Lakeside Collection (lakeside.com) a few years ago - I did a quick look and it doesn't seem like they still have it. Sorry!
Thanks for your prompt reply and for checking on that clock will definitely view your follow-up video!
Thank you! I am not yet an RVer but am considering it to escape the cold Midwest winters. I am attempting to educate myself regarding RV life so videos like yours are helpful and appreciated!
I'm glad you found it helpful. RV life is awesome, I hope you try it soon!
Thank you. I hope to be a full timer soon and you gave valuable advice. I appreciate it. 😊
You're welcome! I'm glad you found some things that you liked.
This was a great video. The outside is more my husband's thing, but I found the inside ones especially useful. I never would've thought of some of those and I can see where they could make a real difference. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Britany! I appreciate your kind words.
Nicely explained and some very good ideas … you might want to look into 12v light that turns on and off by touching it. If you keep your finger on it , it dims or gets brighter … perfect as a night light or ambient / mood lighting.
Great ideas. Thanks Luis!
Great video! Thank you for all your tips!
Thank you! Look for more videos coming this month I hope you will also enjoy.
These are all great tips. I have a little bumper-mounted grille and I still could not get it to fire up very well off that connection. I also like the pantry lights - I will need to do some exploration to see what 12v sources we have near the pantry. One easy tip I'd add, especially for spacially-challenged campers, is get an over-the-door hook for the bathroom. It adds more space for towels and keeps the mess off the floor.
Thanks! Great tip about the over the door hook. There's never enough space for hanging towels.
Dollar tree has a new one that looks high-end for $1.25. I love mine, it's great for my tiny camper.
Dollar tree has a new one that looks high-end for $1.25. I love mine, it's great for my tiny camper.
@teresasanchez8853 Thanks for sharing that!
So glad I found your channel! These are great tips and I appreciate your experience and recommendations!
Thank you Julie! I also have a follow up video with 7 more ideas you might like. I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Thank you for the tips. I've been a seasonal camper for a very long time then 7 yrs I moved from UPSTATE NY to South Florida in my 5th wheel. I appreciate the tips.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for video
Glad you liked it!
Enjoyed the video, going to change my lights in my dining room. Didn't know you could do that. Thank you so much.
Thanks for watching! Glad you liked it. Be sure to watch the follow-on video with 7 more easy mods.
Thanks Jim for your ideas!
You're welcome! I hope you found something useful.
Great job. I don't like the thought of wiring a bunch of watts and all kinds of extra stuff. I would use whatever my rig came with.
Thanks for the tips!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Really like this video. I'm on a really tight budget so these hints are right up my alley. THANKS!!!
Thank you Kathy! I appreciate it
LED strip is brilliant. I am stealing that one.
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful.
Love the lighting ideas THANK YOU for sharing !
I'm glad you found something you like! Thanks for watching and your comment.
How do you keep batteries in lil motion dark eye sensors in closed cabinets? Light
@@roberttaylor8261 Hi! I'm not sure I understand your question. The lights have both a motion and light sensor, so they won't come on even though the cabinet is dark. They also need to see some motion - either the cabinet door opening, or a hand entering the cabinet.
@@Seabee_Camper ok I thought just electric eye for dark? I like your Strip led light in Pantry
Super useful content! Thank you for sharing. Btw your voice is very soothing and makes listening so very pleasing.
Thank you Joyce. I appreciate it!
Very good video. I noticed your bedroom door stop being high because most doors are cut higher than they need to be.
Thanks for sharing your great tips.
Safe travels.
Thanks David! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Love the cork shelf!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Fire extinguishers should be #1... Fir safety reasons!
Gitta protect yourself and kitties!
I agree! Thanks for your comment.
Thank you ❤
You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tips, thanks for sharing. Your voice is also very pleasant
Thanks Glenda! I appreciate your kind words. Check out my follow up video with 7 more mods: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.html
Great video! Im hopefully going to be a RV camper soon...this is great stuff for me to keep in my as Im shopping! Thanks for your time!
Thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate it.
Thanks for all the great tips.
Thanks for your comment! I appreciate it.
Great tips! Fun to listen to!
Thank you Katie!
You are doing the propane correctly. You’re never supposed to have the switch over thing in the middle. There was a RUclips video on that from an RV tech up in WA.
Great info… thanks!
Thanks Rachael! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Really appreciate your video and loved both your delivery style and subject matter. Subscribed to watch some more as well. Thank you
Thanks! Watch for a new video or two coming out this month.
You I am on the 2nd idea the screen guard and you've already got me. That's exactly what I needed and I need these little bug things too. I'm thanking you in advance. And I'm going to subscribe and I'm going to follow you. Thank you for all your good advice
Thank you Gina! I appreciate your kind words. Don't miss the followup video with 7 more tips.
Very nice job
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
I put small led lights on goose necks over the bed for reading...those lights are what mine came with and they were too glaring. Also put them over the recliner and the table.
Thanks Vanessa! I like the goose neck lights too.
Thank you so much I learned a lot.
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching - more videos coming this month!
Thank you for these wonderful suggestions.
Thank you Rose!
Thank you for your service! I enjoyed your video and just subscribed.
@CampingCoastie thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Check out the follow-up I did with 7 more easy mods.
I am having spinal surgery in May. I have buying a camper on my bucket list but I will wait until I’m healed. It hurts to put up with sciatic pain. Once the pain is gone I will look forward to camping. Right now I’m thinking I will want a small camper. I look forward to enjoying sitting outside around a campfire. I appreciate your video showing important things to buy. I will be camping mostly small thereby why I want a small camper that I will be able to tow. I want a small (micro) camper, one that has storage underneath. A bathroom with shower inside or outside. I kind of like the model with the kitchen outside with a pass through. I will save your recommendations and hopefully find them when I am ready to camp again. Oh and this will be my first time camping in a trailer. Before it was always tent camping.
We started in a pop up, then went to a tent for a number of years. We're getting to like our comfort more as we get older. :)
Appreciate the video, Jim. Thanks for sharing
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching!
Great video and tips !! Thanks for sharing .
Thanks for your comment. I appreciate it!
Great ideas and video. Thank you for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Luv your videos, thanks for sharing tips and so well spoken
Glad you like them!
Great video, very informative!
Thanks ! Glad you liked it.
Thanks for sharing! Happy travels!
I hope you found something useful. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video, subscribed and hope to see more from you. We have been using the rv for years and this is not our first.
Ron, thanks for subscribing and your comments. I have about 12 videos on my channel, and hope to release two more in the next month or so.
Loved the tips.
Thanks for watching ! Glad you likes it. I have a follow on video with 7 more Easy Mods: ruclips.net/video/Tfc21ywvlGE/видео.htmlsi=k3P7zzG3y_SEyK-u
❤Awesome Tips. Thank You😊
Thanks for watching!
Thanks, great ideas
Thanks so much for your comment. I appreciate it!
Great tips Jim...Thank you
You are very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
Very Good Video Jim. I'm subscribed and looking forward to more good videos from you. Thanks
Awesome, thank you!
Great videos for new RVers 👍
Thank you!
Thank you, very helpful information.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching, and I'm glad you found it helpful.
thanks for the great trips , The fire extinguishers is a good idea I havent thought about. I'll be getting a couple of those for sure. Just a small tip when filming try to avoid standing with the sun pointing towards the camera. all the best to you and yours
Thanks Jay, I appreciate your feedback.
Thank you for the tips!
You're welcome April! Thanks for watching and commenting.
We have a fire extinguisher in the kitchen area and in the truck too.
Can't have too many!
Hi🙋♀️🇨🇦❤️‼️Just subbed! From this one video, you video is really good! You explain stuff really well👍🏼
Awesome! Thank you!
Enjoyed the video thanku 🌻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank You for the ideas 🙂
Glad you like them!
Love it! Real usable advice. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I am female with rear king bed. Problem is came off track roof leaks and I have no choice but to live in this junk. But between being clostrohibic I really need those extra feet. Any suggestions? I was going to pull out and lean on horses is that going to work. Any advise for instructions would be so appreciated . Best cheapest materials flex seal okay for roof? I must do all alone so this is first experience little with painting but not fixing. This and is it possible to eliminate altogether and just make a permanent? Thank you for any advice . Saw show and look honest and knowledgeable is appreciated 😊
Hi Kathleen! It's hard to give exact advice without knowing what kind of RV you have and what type of slide mechanism. If thee camper is not going to move again, you can wrestle out the slide all the way and support the end sticking out with jacks/wood saw horses etc. (I'm assuming a Schwintek slide system from the way you describe it) Then you could seal the slide seams with flex seal or eternabond tape. This isn't exactly a factory fix, but it will work for an RV that will be stationary. If you plan to move , this obviously would only be a temporary fix.
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