Abandoned $154,000 Luxury Barth Motor Home First Winter Preparations!
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We test and prep the Barth for it's first major snow storm and get all three furnaces running at the same time!
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I'm on my fourth year of living in the woods in Canada in a Fleetwood Pace Arrow! Living the dream! One kerosene heater and 30 amp shoreline. Piece of cake !
I can’t believe how lucky you got with this thing. It’s pretty mind blowing how much of it was still functioning, and no massive roof leaks. Don’t get me wrong it looks like a massive money pit, but I love it
Great to see the Barth is still doing its thing. Thanks for the update!
We used to camp in our campers on our property all the time. It was always sick for sleepovers as a kid. The furnace never could keep up with Idaho winter so we used one of those Mr Buddy heaters.
You have come a long way with this Barth, compared to the day you drove it home.
Listen, those front windows you can cover those up to prevent heat loss/heat gain.
Can you imagine having that beast in the late ‘80s? Lol, hell I would live in that sucker now. Love it.
She's a great old rig!
"I'm no clock expert"Too funny
Hi Dustin, looks like an excellent bath, glad heaters went well over night, can't believe how good a condition it is in. Have fun camping with family. 🇦🇺👍
Almost up to date with this bus binge watch... Its been a good watch on a Sunday moring lay in here in New Zealand ❤️😍
Thank you for acknowledging God at the end of your videos. For in Him we live and move and have our being
Barth made great motorhomes. Finding a nice clean unit is the problem, of course, but when you do, wow! You have a great unit!
Look into getting a BIG roll of Reflectex for the vents and windows. It'll make a world of difference. Amazing how far you brought "Bertha The Barth" from derelict to respectable.
Appreciate You Having Us Along, Your Knowledge On Those Rigs Never Ceases To Amaze Me. The Barth Is Coming Around Nicely. Traveling The Country In It, Or One Similar Would Be Something I Would Love To Do Before The Good Lord Calls Me Home.
Three furnaces, oh the propane!
The top vents are good if your connected and steady power
Dustin, thanks for a cool video on how to do winterizing on an RV! All good! Glad you got that clock working in the Barth!
Get the generator going. In summer, stick the kids in a tent and let them have fun.