What I liked the most is that you get to the point quickly and talk fast with no wasted time. I'm so tired of videos that drag on and on with mindless chatter or silence because they weren't prepared to make a video. The video quality was excellent too!

@donaldduke2233

3 жыл бұрын

Me, too.

@ashaerler7758

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. 20 min could have easily been 10-15. Yours was great!

It should be 7 mistakes with buying from Camping World being one of them.

@pure8heartt

4 жыл бұрын

It's amazing how many RV channel folks regret having to deal with campingworld...seems they live up to the stereotype of "slimy sales people"

@CajunWolffe

3 жыл бұрын

It's not just Camping World, any of your big-time multi-state dealers of any kind are one and the same. They're too big and you're too small. Salesmen/women work on commission, anything for the sale mentality robots in pretty clothes and expensive smiles. I hear General RV is in the news for some shady dealing at a Utah store back in 2015, and the beat goes on ...

@bobcorio5145

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto it’s a no no to buy an rv from camping world.

Feel compelled to thank you so much for taking the time in putting this together for others- such a selfless act of kindness. Wish you many more years of safe travels on your journey!

The reason you haven’t had a tire blowout is because you’re so diligent with tire pressures. That’s the most important thing you can do to keep your tires in good condition. 40 year mechanic here.

I was an RV transporter for 5 years and I hate to say this but your still using the wrong hitch you should be using a weight distribution hitch setup

@sjackson99

4 жыл бұрын

I was just going through the comments to see if anyone had mentioned this. You definitely should consider one.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

We do not need a weight distribution hitch because we do not need to distribute any weight. Our truck and trailer already sit level when hooked up and we have zero sway issues once we selected the proper ball mount height two years ago. If your truck and trailer are already level then a WD hitch is harmful because it will distribute too much weight to the trailer axles and can overload them. Our trailer weighs 4200 pounds and our truck is a 3/4 ton diesel, so our trailer is nowhere close to out trucks towing capacity.

Sway bars!!! an absolute must when towing a trailer full time. You will never regret it.

@stanburk7392

4 жыл бұрын

couldn't agree more. makes towing safer and saves excessive wear on the rear tires.

@ossenaar

4 жыл бұрын

I agree as well. Safety first. Good adjusted sway bars also puts less stress on the back of your truck. Plus, don't buy a double ball hitch when you tow a decent-size RV trailer. They often have lower weight limits because the balls are welded onto the hitch bar. Check the tow and weight capacity for the hitch and mount.

@Nirotix

4 жыл бұрын

Weight distribution anti-sway hitch. I have the Blue Ox, and I'ld never tow a 25 ft plus trailer ever again without it. It's like being on rails going down the road.

@mrhoya14

4 жыл бұрын

Is sway bars different from a weight distribution hitch?

@ossenaar

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrhoya14 Yes, there is a difference. Buy good sway bars that includes weight distribution hitch like Blue Ox. RV over a certain weight needs both. Good adjusted brake control system on the truck also plays an important role for safety.

I really enjoy these videos of the mistakes people have made so that I have the opertunity to learn from them. Thank you for posting them.

I had my wheel bearings repacked after 4 years and 20k miles. It was fine. Great video, thanks for sharing your RVing experiences!

Best advise I’ve heard in a long time! You both are a wealth of information and really have your act together. You’re a good team and have taught this old couple a lot. Thank you and traveling mercies where ever you go!

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you guys! That really means a ton! ~Jenni

Really enjoyed your video! Keep up the good work and safe travels. Looking forward to your next episode!

Remove the center caps and put on bearing buddies. Do not reinstall the caps, you can grease the bearings with a grease gun. I do mine once per year or 5000 mile

Thanks for your candid analysis and allowing us to learn from your mishaps. Very brave and very helpful.

I don't understand how people could dislike this video. Everything in it was great knowledge. Especially the wild animal section. Great video and that dog is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

@jyou5072

4 жыл бұрын

They've still got alot to learn and they act like they're pros

Best RV mistake video ever from the best couple ever!!! Thanks so much for posting!

Excellent video: straight-forward, concise, clear, and the two RV 'ers come across as good people. Kudos to them. Voted & Sub 'd.

The topics you cover are always interesting, helpful, and well put. Keep up the good work and positive attitudes.

You guys are so much fun to watch. The wife and I are now into our 4th year camping. We purchased our first travel trailer used and loved it. Last April we bought our 2nd trailer. We wanted something a little more spacious so we went with the Flagstaff 25fbls. My question is why don't you use an equalizer sway control hitch? It's a difference of night and day. Thank you for all your wonderful videos. Keep them coming.

When I stop while towing my rv I check the temperature of the wheel hub that the bearings are in by simply touching it with my hand to see if one is getting unusually hot. I also take a quick look at the leaf springs for unusual sagging. Great video.

@MNGaudig

4 жыл бұрын

I do the same thing when towing. I always touch the rims. My wife thought i was crazy till i showed her a hot rim on someone else's trailer. Come to find out his trailer brakes were dragging.

@craigstanbrough6183

3 жыл бұрын

get an infrared thermometer they are a cheap peace of mind, and a tad more accurate than touching it with your hand, especially when they are hot

Great video! I did not know about the anode rod myself and I've been rving for 3 years! Thanks a ton for this awesome video you guys are so cool! HAPPY TRAVELS!

We learned the hard way about re-packing the wheel bearings when one of our wheels froze up and we got stranded on the highway. We were very lucky there was a heavy duty tow company 20 miles away, but it cost us a small fortune to get towed and have all 4 hubs replaced. Really enjoy your adventures. Stay safe out there! Best wishes!

Man thank you so much for telling us about the anode rod, I completely was ignorant to that in an RV...THANK YOU..

@phild12pd

4 жыл бұрын

Mine was just as bad as his and my tank is fine

@makerofmanythings8447

4 жыл бұрын

@@phild12pd when I checked my anode rod it was like new.😎😁 I guess it was not used much at all.

@bch5513

3 жыл бұрын

Put a Good filter on your incoming line and it is the best thing you can do.

Just bought a trailer and crazy enough most used ones were the price of new ones. Crazy times right now!

@paulevans7742

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah price for used RV's now is crazy - ppl just can't get new ones.

I love watching y’all, for a young couple y’all are very smart and it seems like your hubby can fix most anything. That’s great. Happy travels

Thank you so much for ALL of these tips! This video was packed with very useful and life saving information.

Kudos on the transparency. I will keep these in mind for sure.

We're doing 5 weeks in an RV around America in April, and man are you folks teaching me a lot! So grateful, thank you and stay safe!!

@johniboz1

4 жыл бұрын

How'd it go? We want to do the same.

Love your enthusiasm and enjoy your presentation style. Great reminders. I repacked my beatings first thing as not trusting factory work. I do it every year. Thanks again for great video

Excellent! I love learning from other people’s mistakes. Thanks for the info.

so... never give a bear a crowbar. thanks for the post!

@Ryan.Willis

3 жыл бұрын

You win the comments. 😆

I love you guys. I get excited when I get notified that you have loaded a new video. You always share great RVING information. Thanks! I love your beautiful animals also.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

That's so awesome Bernie! I'm so glad you find our videos useful and informative. -David

Great video! Thanks so much for sharing. Love the sign-off assist from the dog at the end.

Thanks for your help I just got a fifth wheel Paradise Point and I'm just studying everything you guys are going through and I appreciate your guidance and help in letting us know what to expect those of us who have not going on the path that you're Destin and have experience and I'm glad you're sharing us wisdom God bless

Thanks guys Love you two

Such a lovely couple feeling the adventure and learning as you go. The blessing of loving each other is as good as having solar and a generator. It sustains you..

Thanks for the information. We're starting to get ready to RV and this is awesome!

Thanks for posting a lot of info about RVing. I recently bought a 2005 Fleetwood Niagra Pop-up used and family and I have enjoyed it. I can't say not much this year due to the pandemic but it gave me time to update some things and fix leaky faucets and also about the redo the ceiling. The roof top AC unit was not mounted correctly and needless to say, water damage. I am hoping to get it done by next month hoping that park camping is open. The trailer has been kept clean and according to the owner, since he bought it, they only used it 6 times since they bought it new. Have safe trips. Can't wait to get back to camping

Good advice, we saved 7k on our camper. A family bought it new, had it for 6 months and traded for a larger one.

Very nice video. I've learned a lot and I love the ending.

It is a learning process, nobody knows everything. I hope everybody can be more consideration and sympathy to people made mistake and admit it and stand out to talking about it and bring up the awareness of people. Great Job @Fate Unbound

The number of videos of folks sharing their mistakes has grown to a point that now NOBODY HAS ANY EXCUSES. Thank you so much for sharing your “experiences”. Everybody needs to tell beginners to spend plenty of time on KZread to prevent many headaches. 👍

Great video. One think to note on the water heater. Dometic or Atwood water heaters are aluminum and do not have an anode rod (they don’t need one). So to the folks who claim they never changed out the rod, that is likely the reason

@AlaskaErik

4 жыл бұрын

True. One of my trailers has a Suburban and the other a Dometic. I know I'll have to change out the Suburban in a year or two. The Dometic just has a plastic drain plug.

14:48 Say WOOF and like a good Dog he says WOOF!!!! I love it!

@elcontrastador

4 жыл бұрын

robinrutschman I loved that part too! Omg, so cute

@danielleberry09db

4 жыл бұрын

That was my favorite part of the video.

@gregweir4072

4 жыл бұрын

One of my favorite things in the video. Smart dog!!

Love your videos, both entertaining and full of very useful information!!

Great info and I love your skirt..😁happy and safe travels to you all

thanks for the comprehensive advise. Awesome Rottweiler btw, it's a smart one and will help fend off the bears fearlessly!

Just thought I would offer a suggestion for packing your your wheel bearings on the road. A large blue tarp from Menards Home Depot or farm and fleet could be spread on the ground and drive the trailer onto it where you could work on the wheelbearings in a pretty clean environment. Just a suggestion.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

This is true and would certainly get the job done, but I would much rather wait until we're staying with family so everyone (including the animals) can be out of the trailer while I'm working on it with it on jack stands so they're not walking around shaking it.

@paulbaker3144

4 жыл бұрын

What I do is check to see if the bearings are getting hot immediately after I pull over. Works for tires too. A tire gets hot before it blows. A infrared temperature gun is awesome but I usually just use the palm of my hand.

Hey, 1st off, AZ is my favorite vacation state, and I'm from MA. Thanks for sharing such an important topic. I'm researching my retirement plan which involves getting an RV. I have years to research and I'm not taking anything for granted. It's a lot to learn. Your bear story was great and informative! Hope the maintenance issues resolved in your favor!

@bradleypollack5658

4 жыл бұрын

Nice place to visit but expensive crappy place to live in.

Very helpful! Planning to get our first trailer in a couple of years and I really appreciate the information as well as the style of your video. Thanks! Mark from Oregon

Consider doing the breaks at the same time, you will have it apart anyway. Be very sure you know how to torque the axle nut. Its very important to get it correct. Also consider going to a weight distribution hitch. They are much safer for handeling sway and emergency moves.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

We do not need a weight distribution hitch because we do not need to distribute any weight. Our truck and trailer already sit level when hooked up and we have zero sway issues once we selected the proper ball mount height two years ago. If your truck and trailer are already level then a WD hitch is harmful because it will distribute too much weight to the trailer axles and can overload them. Our trailer weighs 4200 pounds and our truck is a 3/4 ton diesel, so our trailer is nowhere close to out trucks towing capacity.

I see you have the Andersen levelers. I bought a set and love them. I also got their Rapid Jack. I use it for repacking bearings. If you don't have it, look for a video of it on KZread. It is awesome. Our trailer has the Dexter EZ lube bearings so with the Rapid Jack and a grease gun I can safely repack bearings anytime, anywhere. Happy travels.

Got it and all in under 2 minutes. This guy doesn’t screw around, and gets right to the point.

Hope you're safe and having fun, the weather here in Fort Wayne is crap, thanks for sharing.

Great information! Beautiful outfit, Jenny. Generators and flowers! No limits 😁❤️

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks Lorenza! ~Jenni

Awesome video guys, really enjoyed it. thank you :)

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Joanne! -David

thanks for the video. im considering buying a RV and will now really consider buying used! great point on letting someone else do the depreciating for you... you two nice people are great!!!

Great videos you guys. We're about to hit the road next weekend. We're beginners to the RV world. Your videos have been super helpful. We're from the Midwest too (suburbs of Chicago, my wife grew up in Michigan). My homework assignment is to watch all of your videos 😀🤙🏽

I love your guys vids! I Have never had an RV but am getting closer and closer to buying one (pickup camper?, pull behind? dunno) every year so I am doing research way ahead of time. I am clueless to these things you guys are helping me learn about so thank you very much:):)

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

We're so happy to hear we're providing helpful information! How long until you think you'll have a camper? ~Jenni

@camfromgm

4 жыл бұрын

@@FateUnbound prolly within a few years...I have an hd pickup so I could easily get a pu camper... a pull behind seems so problematic (more axels, brakes, shocks, other trailer issues) but a pu camper doesnt have a lot of room... so dunno we see. Been researchn for a few years now

And Jenni your dress is beautiful! Great video for all of us! Love those critters!

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Dave! It's my new favorite skirt, I love how flowy it is 😁 ~Jenni

Thank You for sharing lessons learned !

I’m really glad I stumbled upon your channel. I haven’t even bought my RV or trailer yet. But I’ve been watching Many camping videos and have even visited my brother and his wife at their camp trailer site, picking up many pointers along the way. Thanks for the video. Subscribing 😁

mistake number 7, buying from Camping World. LOL,,,we all make mistakes, its very mature that y'all admitted where you went wrong. We know when we do videos on it, we become targets. Many comments saying you need to get WD hitch. I am one of the few that say they're not always a great addition. I had issues, and there is a video where some engineers prove that you are moving weight from your vehicle to your trailer, which can cause overload issues on your trailer axles. I think WD hitch is great for light SUV pulling heavy trailer, but medium-heavy truck can actually cause too much weight 'distributed" back to your trailer. Lots of advice out there, both ways, who knows who is right. I have video, title "shocking RV info for single axle", sorry can't find link, still relevant for dual axle. Great video, stay safe out there! Dave

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

You are absolutely right Dave. I am blown away at how many people are completely unable to fathom the fact that we have zero sway issues and our truck and trailer sit level WITHOUT a weight distribution hitch. We tow a 5000lb trailer with a 3/4 ton diesel, we don't need weight distribution.

@DeeYohsGarage

4 жыл бұрын

@@FateUnbound There is more to it than just taking weight off the rear truck axles and adding it to the trailer axles. The main point of distribution is to take load off back truck axles and put more on the front axles. This will help with emergency braking the most. I do a lot of trailer towing our side by sides in a 24" enclosed trailer.. Never fails some idiot will pull right in front of me and slam on their brakes *(rain or shine). I've slid a few times with some close calls and now always run a distribution hitch.

I can't believe the dealer didn't sell you a weight-distribution hitch when you bought the trailer. We bought our trailer in 2017 also and they installed hitch ball with weight-distribution and leveled the trailer when we picked it up.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

We do not need a weight distribution hitch because we do not need to distribute any weight. Our truck and trailer already sit level when hooked up and we have zero sway issues once we selected the proper ball mount height two years ago. If your truck and trailer are already level then a WD hitch is harmful because it will distribute too much weight to the trailer axles and can overload them. Our trailer weighs 4200 pounds and our truck is a 3/4 ton diesel, so our trailer is nowhere close to out trucks towing capacity.

@placesonthelist

4 жыл бұрын

@@FateUnbound I do need it as I am towing a 2700# dry 3500 loaded trailer with a Chrysler Pacifica, 3500 # towing capacity with tow package. The van/trailer sag without it. I get 14 MPG when towing.

Thank you so much for all the information! God bless you and keep you safe.

Fantastic tips, guys. Thank you for sharing. RVing is fun, but it can kick your butt if you’re not prepared and don’t learn from your mistakes. My wife and I are still fairly new to RVing (about 18 months). We found that the manual from the manufacturer for our coach has very little useful information. Instead, we looked at every major system (e.g., generator, power center, water heater, water pump, leveling system, etc.) and printed its specific manual.

You need to get a weight distribution hitch (WDH). It levels everything out. If you get an "Equal-i-zer" brand hitch, it has sway control built-in. It also moves some of the weight to your front wheels. This will help with uneven tire wear as well.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

We do not need a weight distribution hitch because we do not need to distribute any weight. Our truck and trailer already sit level when hooked up and we have zero sway issues once we selected the proper ball mount height two years ago. If your truck and trailer are already level then a WD hitch is harmful because it will distribute too much weight to the trailer axles and can overload them. Our trailer weighs 4200 pounds and our truck is a 3/4 ton diesel, so our trailer is nowhere close to out trucks towing capacity.

@thomaswest1298

4 жыл бұрын

That moment when you comment and are soooooo wrong. Weight distribution hitches aren't always required. #TheMoreYouKnow🤦‍♂️

Almost forgot, the sunset was gorgeous!! Got to get out West!

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah you do, the west is incredibly beautiful. -David

I *thoroughly* enjoyed the video!

Having had more bearing failures than I care to admit, I have learned three things. 1. An old bearing that is wearing nicely, no grooving, flaking or discoloration, is a better bet than a new, untested bearing. 2. Use a latex glove, the palm of your hand and proper grease. Work the grease into the bearing until you just can't get anymore grease in it. Then spend ten more minutes trying to get more grease in it. 3. If you are concerned about the bearings, jack r up and spin the wheels. All four of them. Out of the four wheels, you will be able to tell there's one that's way different when you spin them by hand. Then you can't wait to address it. I've tried the non contact thermometer on the hub routine. Once you detect a high temp, you'll be fixing it on the road because you'll be on the road. Bearing failures suck but are totally preventable.

YES... buy lightly used! And watch “The Long Long Trailer” the mud story is a scream!

NEVER trust Camping World!!!!

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, we learned that the hard way too. We avoid them at all costs. -David

@brentsmith8679

4 жыл бұрын

U got that right

@mattharper588

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Kalt Camping World really sucks and will rip you off every chance they get never go there

@romansroad2007

4 жыл бұрын

My oldest brother work there and I don’t trust him too. Thanks bro. Lol

@Thatguy-cf9qj

4 жыл бұрын

Worst experience of my life . Try going there twice, once in lazy Wal-Mart lounge wear . setup a appointment for the next day . Wear business casual with a tie. And go talk to the same people . It's funny shit.

thanks for the great video me and my wife are looking to go full time soon and you have given the viewers very good info

My goodness I wouldn't have known any of these. Thanks for sharing your mistakes.

@FateUnbound

3 жыл бұрын

We're glad you found this helpful! 😁 -David

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I haven't used a anode rod on my trailer for 16 years - still runs fine so don't worry too much - Some plumbers say that aluminum anode rods are not safe because they put aluminum in your water supply. There are some clinical studies that suggest that aluminum might be a contributing factor in Alzheimer's disease - if you live in an area with soft water then a magnesium anode rod is your best choice - Lance from Canada

@jebutah9705

4 жыл бұрын

Lance Phillips you likely have an aluminum water tank. And as to aluminum in your water, do you drink your hot water?

@lancephillips8740

4 жыл бұрын

@@jebutah9705 yes we do

Great video! Thanks for the tips. Had no idea about the anode rod. You guys are terrific! You remind me of my wife and I when we first got married. I've been happily married to my sweetheart for 38 years now (I'm 64). Don't ever lose what you have now. It's far more precious than you know! Cheers! :)

super helpful thanks for the vid! you two make an adorable couple!

You can use a borescope to check your tank inside. To check bearings jack up trailer and spin each wheel any noise or won't rotate well its to late need bearings.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip! I've always heard also that if your wheel hubs are hot after some interstate driving then your bearings are toast. Thankfully our hubs are only barely warm after hours of interstate towing.

@VideoCallInShow

4 жыл бұрын

@@FateUnbound Though excessive heat can an indicator, it could also mean that you have a brake drag issue. Always best to monitor that temp and investigate the moment they are too hot.

I agree with the other commenters. A weight distribution hitch with sway control will add to safe towing. You should also check to see if your hubs on the trailer have a grease zero and at least grease them that way. It’s something you can do while waiting to visit home where you’ll have a clean space to work.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

We do not need a weight distribution hitch because we do not need to distribute any weight. Our truck and trailer already sit level when hooked up and we have zero sway issues once we selected the proper ball mount height two years ago. If your truck and trailer are already level then a WD hitch is harmful because it will distribute too much weight to the trailer axles and can overload them. Our trailer weighs 4200 pounds and our truck is a 3/4 ton diesel, so our trailer is nowhere close to out trucks towing capacity.

@thomaswest1298

4 жыл бұрын

So you read other comments which were wrong.. then with no research agree with others over the internet 🤦‍♂️ maybe just Google it and not spread miss information next time. 🤷‍♂️

When they said they never camped before they meant it ! Great points though. They had a steep learning curve but caught on fast.

We got lucky picked up a used Grey Wold 24 RK. The previous owner knew all the week points a fixed/up-graded them. Not much but liked to see. The windows have foam core seals, previous owner silicone sealed the leak areas. Previous owner silicone sealed all the roof access points. Original tires when we bought it. Put on GoodYear Endurance tires, more importantly had local mechanic mount and balance them, having tires balanced is HUGE. Much like your trailer it came with "C" rated (6 ply)tires. The GoodYear Endurance are "D" (8 ply) rated tires. Just came back from Gatlinburg TN new tires were great. And they are rated for 87 miles per hour. Keep them in the 70s or less you are so good. And always love the pets.

Gotta love a desert painted sky at sunset.

Great video you guys. But cut yourselves a break, most of those would really be considered learning opportunities and not necessarily mistakes. The water heater and wheel bearings are definitely important!

@NikkiTheOtter

3 жыл бұрын

Also the camping spot check. Doing a 27 point turn to flip a trailer on a forest road is...not fun. Though having dual backup cameras really helps (Technically 3...Taillight, tailgate, trailer-bumper, so you can see past the trailer, see behind the trailer, and see the angle of the trailer.) I had to jackknife the trailer to where the bumper of the truck was touching the propane tank to skew it around the corner.

GREAT advice on the anode I totally forgot!

What a great video. I wanted to share one Hack that I think you'll like. Our first trip we took our pups, and because of their noses on the screen door, we noticed small damages to the screen. We measured and got a small piece of plexiglass, to sit in the grooves already on the lower half of the door. This Hack is also perfect for little hands, that push on the screen.

Hey David, just wondering did y'all get the Lectric bikes. My wife and I are going to order us one each. Thanks for the video. We are hooked after seeing how much fun you and Jenni had. Thanks!

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Yep we sure did and we love them! If you want to support the channel then go through the link in the video description on any of our videos showing the bikes when you go to order them and we get a kick-back from Lectric bikes 👍

@TheOldCowboy1952

4 жыл бұрын

Hey David have ordered 2 new electric bikes through your link. Thanks for your video. We are so excited. They said we should expect to receive them in April. They are out of the saddle bags. Now we've got to figure out the best way to transport them on our 2016 Thor Gemini Motorhome.

I've been reading Missing 411 by David Paulides. Becarful out there!

Awesome video guys! :) Thank you for sharing :) I shared this on Facebook, and tagged all my friends who own RV’s.

Very Good and nice tips! I hope to see more current blog. I know that Fate decided to go back to work.

After watching your video last week, I checked my water heater. Luckily, I don't have to worry about the anode rod because I don't have one. Thanks for the warning, though.

@randomeverything3023

4 жыл бұрын

So you have an Atwood water heater? if not, then you would likely have an anode rod. Assuming you are talking about an RV Water heater, Suburban is the most popular ones, and they all have anode rods.

@lustraveller717

4 жыл бұрын

@@randomeverything3023 yep, I have an Atwood.

@randomeverything3023

4 жыл бұрын

@@lustraveller717 That's a good water heater that will last you YEARS! Cheers.

@lustraveller717

4 жыл бұрын

@@randomeverything3023 that's good to know. Thanks for letting me know.

When you do your wheel bearings make sure to check your spring shackles and bushings. The stock bushings are plastic and don’t last very long, for a few extra bucks you can get bronze ones that come with bolts with zert fittings on them. ( well worth the money ) . Good luck !

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip! We'll be sure to check that out when the time comes 👍 -David

You never said what you do with your garbage now. You folks are great, thanks for sharing !!

Wow! Great information. Thank you and happy travels. God Bless

I am so jealous of the time y'all spend in Central AZ. I grew up on the East side of Phoenix. Hoosier born (mom grew up in Ft. Wayne) Please keep stopping there on every lap around the country! (AZ Not Ft. Wayne)

@camfromgm

4 жыл бұрын

I've been to Globe! Beautiful...just my two cents here lol

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Well the warm always calls us down here so I'm sure we'll be back more in the future too haha ~Jenni

@court2379

4 жыл бұрын

Last time I was there is was 114F most of the day. That is rough in an RV with no AC.

@padraigAZ

4 жыл бұрын

@@court2379 sleep in the shade with as much ventilation as your electricity can handle! A bit of wet cloths help too.

I am from just south of Fort Wayne. That pretty awesome. Have fun stay safe.

Wow thank u for all the great tips

David, those sunset shots at the end were just fantastic!! and Jenny, I know you've had your hair like that for a while now, but it's so dang cute! I love you guys and learn something from you every time I watch I watch a video. Keep living the dream!

Been watching a while and this is one of your best! great upload guys.

@FateUnbound

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you glad you liked it! -David

@BIGMANCERTIFIED

4 жыл бұрын

@@FateUnbound I just got done filming a movie and am on my way out west in my Converted Nissan. If I see you I will give you a wave and say hey..... I look mean but i'm friendly so keep the attack cats up. 😆 be well and travel safe. -Matt AKA the guy from The Walking Dead.

Your bearings will be fine but yes check them in 2 months. Also put some EZ lube/bearing buddy caps on and make your life easy. Also replace the entire brake assemblies instead of messing with the shoes and other bits when that time comes. No reason to take chances with this stuff.

Great #1 tip. Buy used. We were blessed to find a 2016 Jayco 264BHW that a gentleman used 3 times and stored in a barn. It was literally brand new. Saves us about $6000 over new. He even included the EQ hitch. You have to take your time and look hard, but great deals are out there.

Thanks for the info!