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Why a $65,000 not a $150,000 Fifth Wheel!
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Big truck Big RV don’t worry what other people say if you want a better more luxurious RV then get it. My father has always told me don’t worry what other people say only worry when they pay your bills. If you want it and can afford a $150,000.00 RV get it you are the one paying for it enjoy your life you only get one go around.
my first rig was a 2012 f350 srw and a 2015 38'11'' carbon all in i've got $64k into both and the floor plan we love! i almost got a unit for 55k alone but was compromising on things, i thought i needed to spend more, best thing for me i was talking to a tehc, about them NOT a sales guy!
and taking the advice i got on this channel, about making a list of what you really want in a unit, ended up saving us a boatload of money! so i thank you for that Sir! buying used and waiting for the right deal and being able to walk away was key!!
You recommended a Salun tire for trailers so we decided to look at one for the motor home. Then decided to put them on. So far happy. Specs are good and could not find anyone that had problems. We got the 19.5 G rated tire. Price amazing.
Thanks for sharing your experiences. I've been watching for about a year, as we plan for a full-time lifestyle.
I enjoy your videos and find that you explain things in a way that a non mechanical 59 year old woman can understand. I have never driven anything larger than a Ford sedan so I know nothing about the trucks you review, but since I want to buy an RV I need to understand what I need to tow it. Your videos have all the information I am looking for in a format that even I can understand :) Plus I really enjoy your walk throughs of RVs.
That blue Kia Sorrento forgot to use the turn signal on the way back to the lane. That's the least of his worries. That red truck with that iPod cable cracks me up
19.5 tires - Michelin XZE I think is what I had on my Class A - nice and quite on the road - the tire description says sidewalls 3 million miles and 3 retreads. LOVE the tire... mine were Load Range F if I recall ( max pressure 120 psi)
Have run Michelin on all my vehicles since I was 4 years old ( okay, Dad did) - currently running Michelin Defender LR E on my F150 for the extra stability for towing, yes probably overkill, but I do NOT worry about tires while towing... just have to do a lot of pressure adjustments ( 50 psi rear empty, 74-76 psi when I tow) but they are nearly silent on fresh pavement and the traction is wonderful and they stay cool - just pulled for 3K miles over concrete ( nice and well maintained to really rough), fresh and old pavement and they did fine - better than fine.
Hope this helps
I’m sometimes critical of your overly cautious towing recommendations but, hands down, your channel and content is some of the best out there! Keep up the great work!
Look at the Toyos. I have run them on two rigs. They improved the ride and we're quiet even with agressive tread. Fifth wheel - we love our Grand Design. Really wish I would have run across your channel sooner - I would have gone for the 450 over the 350 we have.
Thanks for all your advice- a little extra knowledge goes a long way
Hey there! New fifth wheel camper owner here. We looked at a lot of floor plans and purchased the 2019 Crusader 365RKB. Would you be able to do a thorough overview of it? It's huge (almost 42 ft), spacious (4 slides), my daughter has her own mid bunk room, and we have the king bed in the master. The kitchen is in the very rear of the unit with living space just before that. I pull it with a 2017 F-250 with the 6.7L with ease. It has metal bonded construction, whisper quiet AC, and auto-leveling system. We picked this up for just under 50k.
That iPhone charging cable was connected to his slick solar panel bed cap. Very desirable option. 😊
I installed TOYO 285/75R19.5. Ride has improved and it looks great.
Goodyear G622. You want an aggressive 19.5 tire, that is the one. Not the best for longevity but they bite in all conditions nd they are tough. I have a fleet of ambulances that run the mountains of Colorado in the snow. That is the tire I run for optimum traction.
My wife and I feel in love with the floor plan of the Heritage Glen LTZ 356QB rear bunk with 2 full baths
Based on watching your videos we sold our travel trailer and ended up going with the Sandpiper 372LOK mid-bunk fifth wheel. Has pretty much everything you’ve listed as requirements for your next Rv. It also has an outside kitchen.
Again, the Michelin XDS2 is a great tire. More aggressive than the original Conti, yet far smoother and far more stable especially towing. They sing a bit, but it grows on you... living in Ohio, which uses 10x more salt than necessary, I have two sets. One set is all steel wheels and my summer set. XDS2 is a phenomenal snow tire and good in mud, although I did get stuck in red clay/grass a couple weeks ago. I tow a 43 foot horse/RV trailer. AAA Premier RV winched me out. Your nice bumper winch would not have worked in this case-no place to grab or hook to. 😩
OMG 😮, can’t stop looking at that windshield crack. 😂
Making an RV just the way you want , is like saying your done working on your home, ...You're never done. ....We just traded fifth wheels for similar reasons, we kept the same basic floor plan, and just opted for some of the nicer options, auto level, drop frame, better furniture, wider body, ...just a bunch of small items that made a big impact and we are very happy we did. It is definitely hard to justify the cost involved, but we decided to bite the bullet and do it. We now have the nicest fifth wheel for us, to date ( 2018 Forest River Cardinal 3655 )
In regards to some things I wish our trailer had. 1- a second sink. 2- a proper pantry. 3. Night shade over door window. All the others have them. 3 a bigger kitchen sink. 4. Drawers for cutlery etc. Currently we have 2016 livinlite bhs.
Great video, IMHO a camper will never have everything you want, because you think you have thought it all out, and then you use it a few times, and you're like, man I should have thought of this or that. Our current 5th wheel is a rear living with the kitchen sharing that area, now that we have had 3 years we really like the front living RV's. So I think we can never fully get everything in what we want in a RV, close but not everything,
Great channel - quick question: Have you thought about / looked at a toy hauler for the extra sleeping / activity space?
Use the garage as a "durable" living area - plenty of sleeping space that can be cleared out for eating, games, muddy or sandy kids / pets....pluse, you can open the garage door for a more "open" floor plan - even during rain. The more I look at toy haulers, the more I like this idea.
Keep up the great videos - let me know if you plan on wandering up to Michigan...
Love the rock chip. Revolutionary!
Yokohama Geolander A/T Go15.. I run these on my truck and they do awesome in all conditions. Up north here we get some pretty good snow storm and I never got my truck stuck ones this past winter. I have about 25 thousand miles them and they still look new. I run the 10 ply do to towing.
Keep up the great work 👍
Also, are you really looking forward to seeing the new Ram heavy duty trucks, and the new GM trucks as I am?
245/75/19.5 14 ply Michelin Tires 150,000 miles out of the tires towing a 5th wheels for a living 15,000 miles a month
This guy tires
For your next rv you need to seriously consider Montana 5th wheels I've been dragging mine all over the country pipelining for almost 3 years and have had absolutely zero issues with it and that's living in it full time
We purchased a 2018, one very important consideration was having a minimum 12" drop frame. With regards to fixing and upgrades, that why we choose a fifth wheel, have had a few problems (repaired them myself) for instance a hydraulic line developed a large bubble, called Lippert and they sent me a new one free of charge. heard good things about the Toyo M920's.
Good sound advice Big Truck. Keep them coming
I traded in my deleted truck no problem! Keep up the good work!
I can’t wait to see some more aggressive tires on your truck, and I think what you have been doing with the channel lately has been good and can’t wait to see how it keeps growing!
People delete their trucks and keep the parts to throw them in when it's time to either emissions checks or when it's time to sell it.
I like that your branching out into things other then big trucks and big rv's. I found your channel because I've been looking at buying a camper from TAXA outdoors to tow behind my tacoma and your vids showed up in my suggested. I'm intrigued at least once in all of your videos. my tacoma is not even fifth wheel compatable but you bet i watched your videos on your new goose box setup. keep up the good work!
Thanks for the input! BTW, great videos with positive info. Keep up the good work!
Happy Belated Fathers Day!! Great video very informative. Everybody has a budget they would like keep, but you would also want, and need a unit that will fit your current needs and future needs. The Columbus 1492 unit you viewed was simply a beautiful rig. I had never seen inside any of those units, 1492 series, they all would work for me. The Montana High Country 5th Wheel-362RD, is a very affordable bunk house, then when kids are gone turn the rear den into your man cave. Thanks for video. Please stay safe during these rain storms coming in your area.
Thanks. Stressful driving through it this morning.
Nice. I'm currently in the market for a 2016-2018 Ram 2500. Hoping that is good enough to do the job. I drove a 2017 Mega, very nice!
Great Video! Keep it up😄🔥👍👍
@Big Truck Big RV don't forget about getting a toy hauler haha jk.
Treadwright, located in Houston makes some good tires, I've used them on my Jeep, and just ordered some for my f250. It the heaviest tire I could find which is good if you don't want to worry about road debris as much.
Great gas prices there in Texas. Maybe that guy driving 100mph down the center lane wanted to fill up before they raised prices like out here in CA? lol.
167 ---> 🎯
Michelin. I like the strength of the new trucks just not all the tech and price. But too each their own. Have you thought of a Titan tank for the 450?
I kept all all of the stock parts when I deleted my 2014 f250 just in case I ever decided to get rid of it. The couple hundred bucks people offer you for your dpf isn’t worth it.
If I remember correctly it cost me around $2500 for ez lynk, egr delete, full exhaust, and cai.
The title of this video is not good. It leads one to believe your conversation is going to be about the RV units themselves, and a comparative between a $150K 5th wheel versus a $65K 5th wheel unit. I watched the entire video and found that you expounded more information about trucks, and barely skirted any conversation that would justify the title.
Sorry, I am a great fan of yours, watched about 75% of your videos so far, and rapidly catching up. This is the first one I've found though, where the title is very off track from the main title's subject on the video.. ;) Just a little positive feedback from your viewers...
A big, fat, wet raspberry to all the naysayers. If someone wants a $65K trailer, good. Get it. Want a $150K fiver? Good. Get it. I'm sticking with my older diesel /34 ton (will be fixing it up) and converting a cargo trailer into an RV. Fine for me- might not be for someone else. That's been the beauty of RV's since the 1920's- the owner can build/buy/remodel any way they want, as long as it fits DOT standards. Other than that, HAVE FUN!
I agree about the dually however our new Montana is 13,400 loaded and my 2016 F350 PSD Crew Cab SB hsa no issue towing and I am not overweight, or over on Payload. If I went a little bigger then I would be too close but I use my truck as an everyday driver, so didn't want the hassle of a dually just for something I tow 10-12 times per year
In California, if you delete DEF and other exhaust components and are cited by CHP, you will have to put your truck back to stock or scrap it.
Did you know that if you take your deleted truck into a dealership and they find that it’s been deleted they can’t return the truck to you until it’s been restored to factory original condition. That’s an EPA requirement.
The beautiful Rio Grande Valley 👍
Why on earth do you make us wait till the 8:40 mark to talk about the subject we turned in for? Please put the subject matter up front and the ancillary information on the back end...Please?!
Love the videos man. I'd love to see an in depth review of the Colorado zr2 and a true comparison of the diesel vs gas engine.
The iPhone cable is for chaging his phone when his wife makes him walk.
That is a good looking wheel on your truck.
I concur
I'm curious on your opinion on slide toppers. In East Texas and the 4 states area we have very shady campsites which is a must with the warmer temperatures. Seems like it would save a lot on debris on the slides.
Great videos; extremely informative. Could you do a video comparing hydraulic vs electric auto leveling systems, and hydraulic vs electric slides? Thanks for the videos you have done--really well put together.
then why is it not required to use ONLY a dully for cab over campers? as some of them get very heavy, and all of them are very top heavy and make great wind sails.
I am going to have to drive several HUNDRED miles west to get it; but I have decided to get a Outdoors RV that is made in Oregon. The quality is unmatched at that price point.
You cannot go wrong with them. Same folks that make the Arctic Fox brand. I’m on my second one and love it. Best deals seem to come from the dealers closest to the factory like la grande or boise.
Full delete cost between $1500-$3000 low end is doing the install yourself with some of the less expensive components and high end would be the most expensive componens being installed by a shop
Hi Budd, Going by your beginning topic I hope that you consider testing the upcoming Ford Ranger in different trim levels. An of course I'm hoping to see the next Bronco on your channel. Thanx for all the great info!
Very informative channel. Glad I watched the vid.
Great Video!!
Hello again, Mr. BTBRV.
I see you are looking for a new 5th wheel with some specific features? I have asked you a few times before to do a video of a Montana 5th wheel. I still have not seen a video from you, but I bought my 2018 Montana 3560RL anyway. Have you taken a look at the 2019 Montana 3950RL? It has many if not all of the features you are seeking, like the loft, day roller shades on all windows, additional separate bedroom (bunk area), auto leveling, king size bed, the drop frame construction for outstanding lower garage storage, your preferred Sailun tires, and the MorRYde fold down steps. I bought the 3560RL for my wife and I as a couples coach, but you should take a look at the 3950BR. RUclips has a great full length video by Ian Baker. I have watched many videos of 5th wheels, and this guy does one of the best jobs speaking to all the details. Hope this helps.
Phil
The wife and I are looking into moving fill time into a 2017 keystone Montana 3661rl. We loved the floor plan and over all setup it has. I wondered if you ever had the chance to check one out or review one. Curious what your thoughts might be on this fifth wheel. Thank you for all your valuable advice.
Personally I would never purchase a Keystone Montana. Please look beyond the interior finishes, look online at customer service after the purchase! Very important especially if you are going to become a fulltimer. Just because Montana is a popular seller does not mean it is the best.
Maybe a few times a month you should drive around pointing out "bad" drivers and or weird things people do (like the iPhone charging cable !! LoL
Lol, I immediately knew that was a rock chip because I have one exactly like it in the same identical spot. Thanks to the tractor trailer in front of me. 😔
What is your openion about the keystone sprinter line specifically the 2021 3550 MLS?
I really hope you find a more aggressive tire that rides better and helps with the wondering. I am in the same boat. Please record the mounting and balancing process.
The "Delete" question always comes up when your talking about newer diesels. Personally, I am in favor of it. My solution is to keep all the original components so if you decide to sell they can either be reinstalled or offered to the new buyer. Problem solved, in my opinion, just saying. Love the vids by the way.
Hey boss I just wanted to say thank you for what you do, and show us, and share with us.. I tried to find your video from your 1st or 2nd install of the B and W 5th wheel hitch Because I was looking for a specific Video that you shared on what you did to lock that hits down so somebody couldn't come up and just take it out of your truck I think I remember you had some special lock or something that you lock the handles so no one could remove it from your truck. I just recently got my 1st B+W Companion hitch like yours and I love it, but I wanna make sure that I can lock it in the truck and no one can take it out when I'm inside somewhere. So if you could point me in that direction or show me what you used I would greatly appreciate it...
Anyway thanks again talk to you soon
Have you considered a KZ 382MBQ mid bunk 5th wheel? We just got one and are still working out the kinks, but we love it. Good value.
2 questions.. well 3... what do you do with rock chips, and have you considered a composting toilet? (instead of the regular water wasting/ black water increasing /shortened boondocking time/ standard version..) OR since you have a 5th wheel do you only stay in places that have sewer hookups..?
You keep the emissions equipment wrapped up in a corner and return it to stock if you plan to trade it in
Have you ever checked out the jayco north point?? Very nice unit!!
How about buying a 40 foot diesel motorhome next time and changing your channel name to encompass owning a coach rv.
Please do a review on the Hartland Road Warrior 427 toy haller. Thanks, I would like your opinion.
Really looking forward to your next RV shopping adventure videos. My wife and I are about a year or two out from doing the same thing unless a deal pops up to good to pass up. We will be getting out of a travel trailer and going with a mid bunk 5th. So far I am really eyeing the Cedar Creek Silverback 37MBH due to the loft having steps instead of a ladder to trip over in the hallway. I can not find another floorplan that uses the steps over the ladder or they would be a consideration.
Love the videos keep it up
Jack Stein don’t copy me
Look up a channel called powerstroke help diesel. He can help you with that. He has a tune that adjust your emission system, still installed, that doesn't void your warranty.
Love your videos keep it up my good sir
Problem with a dually in Massachusetts is you have to register them as commercial
@Big Truck Big RV damn if you didn't have the 19.5 inch wheel, i would've suggested the procomp extreme mt2 but i don't think they make those for a 19.5 inch wheel.
Would like to see more "Big" Rvs. Class C's and A's.
I am looking for a full time 5th wheel toy hauler. Can you give me some suggestions?
that KIA driver tho...cheers from germany.
Just curious, would you recommend an F450 over an F350 for towing a fifth wheel with a gvwr of 15500 lbs? Looking for a new truck to replace my Chevy 2500 short bed, mainly because towing that amount of weight is very tiresome! All recommendations welcome.
the only reason to me is the significantly tighter turning radius. Super handy when parking and backing in a fifth wheel.
Omgosh the whisper quiet a/c, auto-level & day/night shades are all a must have. I'm especially thrilled over the more quiet a/c personally. What I'd like to know is what you've done to your pickup to make it worth 90k? For the past 2 years I've been looking at fully loaded pickups (my favorite of course is the GMC Denali or Sierra 1 ton or 3/4 ton diesel...never gas) and the stickers top out just under 65k at the highest. I'd love a tour of your truck! Old videos on that? I also had the chip put in mine when I bought it but sadly it was broken into and stolen (damaged my interior) for something that they I'm sure have no idea what it's for nor can use. That car at 5:55? Yeah he'll wipe out someone who is innocent and he probably doesn't have insurance, smh! Edit: I'd rethink that king sized bed!!! That's what we went this last time and although I love the roominess of it trying to put the sheets on it weekly and (omg) the mattress cover is a challenge. I'd never go king again, you simply lose too much room. You don't realize how much difference those extra 12 inches make until you're stuck with it.
Great points and good question about my truck. So the sticker price of my truck was $84,500. I have driven a 2018 Denali Dually that had a $75,080 sticker, but not sure what features it has that the ones you built did not. In regards to accessories added to my truck, Ive added nearly $15,000 in upgrades ranging from the custom paint matched front and rear bumpers to the suspension, accessory and lighting enhancements. The reason my truck carries such a higher sticker prices is mainly because of all the technology features that currently are not available from other manufactures, such as a true 360 degree camera system (with selectable side view only cameras), Radar Adaptive Cruise Control, Massaging front seats (true massaging and not just vibration), Actually Cooling front seats (not just ventilating like GM and RAM), higher end leather interior (on King Ranch), Tailgate step, full LED lighting (vs just accent lighting on GM and RAM trucks), much higher max towing capacity (8,000lbs+ greater than the max towing of 23,100lbs from GM trucks), significantly more rear seat legroom (7" more leg room), Rear AC vents for back seat passengers, Dual Pane Sunroof, Completely powered Towing Mirrors (with Power Extend as well as folding vs GMs folding only mirrors), 3" Trailer Receiver (vs 2.5" on GM), Dual Layer side windows (noise reduction), 400watt AC outlets, 19.5" 10-Lug Commercial Wheels, DANA M300 Medium Duty Axle, and the most important to me is the Wide Track front Axle. It gives the F450 a 7.5ft tighter turning radius. So all of that plus more custom luxury trim appearance options (Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited) to meet specific customer cosmetic likes. All of these "features" would add to to well over the $10,000 difference in price between a fully loaded Denali 3500 and the F450 (Plat, KR, or Limited) truck. Hope that helps.
Big Truck Big RV. Thank you for all of the information! I'm still drooling over your "real" massaging seats. My poor surgery ridden spine could really use that! In both of our GMC's (the pickup and the Suburban Denali (full length) we have seperate a/c vents with personal climate control on each. That comes in handy because I'm always too hot when everyone else is too cold. I'm seriously loving those upgrades you described. 👍
If you do the delete your self and keep all of the equipment you can reinstall it before you trade it in so you won't lose any money on your trade
fifth wheel 5:15
That red truck just maybe a Texas Tweeker vehicle
Can you please do a review for used fifth wheels to buy for couples ? Thank you for your videos
Check out the Grand Design Solitude 3740BH. I think you will really like the floor plan.
Pilotdude3407 I don't think the Grand Design units have azdel siding.
Love our Grand Design, but no MCD shades... Those should be standard at the Momentum/Solitude level with them...
You should also do a video explaining the differences between different truck brands!
There are aggressive tires (by that I mean better traction) that can fit on 19.5 inch wheels? I never knew that
Goodyear G622
Can you showcase the Jeep liberty I know the 2006 Diesel was powerful but are the current ones better or worse.
What are your thoughts on Jayco Eagle HT fifth wheels?
Kevin Kempton: I like their midbunk. Has the closest thing to our kitchen.
I still miss that white f450 you had. And I got a question. What's a good upgrade for a 99 ram 8ft bed that's less than 200 dollars
I'm still waiting on you to start talking more in depth about 1/2 ton towing and more recreational RVs.
Disc brake installation on a 5th wheel......thoughts, opinion, likes and or dislikes. I'm interested in hearing what others think.
Could you review a Honda Pilot? I'm thinking of purchasing one for my family of 5.
Bridgestone M729 we run them in all positions on the work trucks
Damn! Gas is a dollar cheaper per gallon there! :(
Texas has cheap gas.....but you have to live in Texas. I've done it. It sucks.
@Joseph Davidson In what way?