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Just so happens I did my tires today and I learned BLAK from the first video you did about it. Thank You. I don't use tire covers anymore.

I’d be exhausted! So many fish!

Anyone that doesn't put anti-sieze on a bolt is a hack , this includes at the factory. I look at it as being considerate to the next person( or myself) great video.

What is the difference between the red/yellow colored Dicor tube from the green colored Dicor tube ? I know the blue color is the clear Dicor

What a KOOOOOOL place thank you

Can you run a generator

Thank god I camp in California lol

When you turned off 240, did you have to raise your coach above ride height? The cattle grate held you fine? Any places you came close to scraping the bottom of your Monaco? We travel in a 44’ Blue Bird and our weight is probably just a bit heavier than yours. Thanks for the video.

great video. thanks!

Your controlling wife should do the video, Also, your change was awful

We absolutely LOVE lightning and thunderstorms. It's some of the most exciting parts of summer for us. That and hiking. 😆🥰💞

Aren't they so sweet?! ❤

That's so sad you crashed the drone. We love the Badlands and have droned right where you have. It's such a great place to boondock, too. In about 3 years, we'll be hitting the road full time to travel the country. We're so pumped! Thanks for sharing the video! Have a blessed day! 😊

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I've been following your TH-cam channel closely, and I'm continuaslly impressed by the valuable insights and expertise you share in the Travel Vlog. Your recent video on was incredibly informative, and it's clear that you are dedicated to providing your audience with valuable and relevant content. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Are you guys coming up to Quartzsite this year?

Must have been a grad student from Harvard that designed this POS!

Thanks for the guide. I was able to replace gaskets without loosening turbo. Only needed to remove 12 bolts. 1 gasket was broke and some of the others were delaminated with clear signs of soot between layers. Can you explain this? Thanks, Bill

Great video! Very helpful. Now my husband has some work to do.

That water is super super hard! Informative!

Sometimes it's better to let the viewers just watch, than listen to you ramble!

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When was this fire? Obv pre Ladder 4...

Thanks so much ! Exactly what we needed to know. We have the same issue. 2009 Dynasty now I can know what to do

Doesn't lap sealant deteriorate some skylight plastics over time? I'd recommend something else like Surebond SB 140 for plastics.

I want to thank you for the BLAK recommendation. I have used it on my 2000 Monaco dynasty and love it. And recommend it to anyone looking to protect their tires and not having to use tire covers anymore.

Nice work guys keep it up

Good video, but dude! The music is not necessary!

Great video. I hate doing this job so much. In 3 years full-timing I think I've had to do this about 6 times. I've had enough and plan to use a hole saw and cut an opening right near the bottom adjustment nut and cover it with a plug I bought a while ago for specifically this. Thank you for making this video to remind me exactly where to cut so I don't have to take the door apart for this one more time. Although, before I even had a chance to do this (and another unrelated project on the RV) our front door interior entry handle just snapped in two while I was attempting to exit. Now I have three projects to take care of. At least I recently finished four other projects, and three of them were even successful. So, three or four down, three to go. Hopefully I can finish these three before three more pop up, because even as I am typing this, I can already think of a few more projects that need doing.

dumb question, if you've bothered with all the work removing the dicor, would it be overkill to go the extra step of taking the vent/dome off and replacing the Butyl tape as well? Not on something big and heavy like the AC... just wondering.

Awesome videos thanks for posting !

What the heck is that!? A haboob? Ugh crazy 😮

Thanks for posting this video. I’ve been fighting this door problem for quite a few months being careful to not slam door for fear of being locked out. With your video I fixed the problem in less than an hour. Thanks again.

I heard you should use a thick bead, lots of it. Is it still ok you use so little dicor?

Don't camp here if you're in a tent, or even a rooftop tent. The winds are harsh and will keep you awake, even with earplugs. It sure was a beautiful spot though.

Great drone footage.

Oh oh! A "haboob!!??" Sounds like we need to deport that. Lol

I've had really good luck using PB Blaster and a 1/2" air impact wrench to loosen stuck fasteners. I've also heard the ATF/Acetone combo is good. I set the air pressure to the impact wrench down and let the impact induced vibration work the penetrant into the bolt, and break the corrosion loose. I works very well, and doesn't seem as likely to break the bolt.

Nice to visit family!! We plan on coming back home every year as well. Looks very pretty there... Thanks for sharing! 💙Terry and Terri

So you must be collecting more stuff if you have to get a carrier. L O L. I ended up replacing the tires on my motorhome so I put two coats of the Blak on after I put about 400 miles on them.

Is this a rubber roof? Im wondering what I can use to dissolve the remaining dicor that won't damage my TPO roof. I'm hesitant to use mineral spirits or alcohol because i dont want to damage the rubber. Thanks

Great video, have boondocked on the “wall” on the second entrance. Never been on the other end.

Sweet job! That sure is a professionally set-up system. I just found your channel and subscribed. We are boondocking in Sutherland, NE now and will be visiting the wall for the first time Sunday. We're retired FT RVers who love to boondock most of the time. We decided to build our solar system in 2 phases, a 12v basic phase to run all our 12v appliances and a 48v system for our AC high power needs. This also gives us some redundancy, so if one phase goes down, we've got a back-up. The main issue we faced is we are retired and living on social security and a small pension so have to do everything on a tight budget forgoing name brand components like Battleborn and Victron for lesser-known brands and must do all the work ourselves - which keeps getting harder as we age. We just completed the first phase in January, with the addition of a custom built 560ah of LiFePo-4 battery, made with 8, 280ah prismatic cells. We used a Heltec 350amp BMS, to start the 5,500watt generator in our motorhome, along with a 5a active balancer. We built our 12v battery with grade "A" LiFePo-4 prismatic cells having a 6,000 cycle manufacturer projected life at 100% DOD. This means that if we cycled them 100% every single day, 365 days a year, they would last over 16 years! They're obviously going to wear out from age before they wear out from cycling. It only cost us $1,500 to build this 560ah battery, including the high amp BMS. The main reason we chose these cells (other than their price and quality) is that they fit perfectly under the steps of our motorhome where our old pair of GC-2 golf cart batteries used to reside, saving 35lbs while having over 5 times the energy storage capacity. We insulated the battery compartment, cut a 1" hole in our step risers and installed a tiny computer CPU fan to keep this space at close to room temperature. We started our build 4 years ago with a 620-watt liftable array mounted on the side of our motorhome. It serves as a nice bedroom window awning too. It practically lifts itself to the desired angle with a couple gas struts and it's easy to clean with a windshield squeegee, standing safely on the ground. Lifting an array to the correct angle for latitude and month, produces 25-30% more power than a flat mounted array - even more in winter when the sun is low on the horizon. This first phase, including the liftable array, wiring, breakers, a new Progressive Dynamics 80a Li compatible converter/charger, 600w PSW inverter (to run our TV and PC), an Epever 50a MPPT controller, a Lnex battery monitor/shunt, and a Renogy battery to battery charger (to protect the alternator) cost us around $3,600. We'll be starting phase 2 soon. By mounting our current solar array on the side of our MH, we left the roof free to rack 8, 460W bifacial solar panels in a single row down the length of our 35ft Class A. If you're not familiar with bifacial panels, the front side of these is rated at 460 watts with up to 25% additional wattage output from reflected light on the back side, for a total of up to 575 watts, depending on how they are mounted. We will be racking ours about 13" off the roof to clear our front AC shroud and vents. This clearance should conservatively produce another 10% output off the back of these bifacial panels, from sunlight reflected off our white roof - more during off-peak hours and in the winter. It will give us some nice shade too, reducing the heat load on our air conditioners. Rather than buying individual components, we will be using an all-in-one 48V, 5,000W, 120V PSW Inverter, 80a MPPT charge controller with a 40a ac battery charger by Sungold Power. The reason we chose this all-in-one is because the idle power consumption is only 25 watts - and it's only $800. Our 48v battery bank will use 16, 310ah prismatic cells (15.9Kwh.) So together with our 560ah (7.1 Kwh)12v bank, we will have a total of 23Kwh of batteries onboard. We will be replacing our old rear 13.5k btu rooftop Dometic AC with a super high-efficiency 12k Btu 48v DC mini-split heat pump that only draws 750 watts at peak output and less than 500 watts when it's cooling normally. This second phase will cost about $10k, including the heat pump. Our 2nd phase will provide 24/7 off-grid air conditioning and supplemental heat from the heat pump and allow occasional use of our new Furrion front rooftop AC to cool things down for peak afternoon demand, as well as give us whole house 120v ac power. This will allow us to keep our generator in reserve for emergency use only.

Hey I'm Megan's tree friend. I don't know you where a TH-camr I just started 3 weeks ago. Reach out maybe we can figure out your GoPro max togeither I have one.

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Yep, I have a Tire Minder TPMS. I would guess your rooter was a lot hotter then when you got back to check it with your temp gun. Just a hint, run your car tires 5 psi within the max pressure on the tire. Less friction so they run cooler and last longer. Did you find out why your caliper was hanging up?

So it’s been a year since you posted this video. What do you still think of this black protector? How far did the 16 oz bottle go?