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The music is so annoying

Thanks dude!!!!

NEVER- EVER jack the bus using the underside of the engine block. !!!!! You will distort the aluminum there and hence ruin the tolerance of the crankshaft bearings a few cm above it ! The right procedure is: jack the bus on its designed jackpoints right and left. Place it firm on short columns. Now place a big firm flat plate on the jack, place it under the engine, its centre of gravity. Apply very light load, to unload the engine bolts. Now let the engine down. Jacking a Beetle of or even a heavier bus under the block cause distortion. It is COMPLETELY WRONG. You can expect an expensive a line boring of the bearings of the block. Every commenter saying how good you are is wrong. (my opinion only) With KIND gerards, Louis van Rijn.

Me acabo de aventar ese jale es entretenido y se enamora más de la combi .

Thanks man the video was: super useful, easy to follow and well shot !

Thank you for this bro. Peace out and VW on!!

Amazing that the whole thing is held in by 8 bolts. I am still yet to have to drop the engine on mine, however this video is a huge help in planning for that big day.

Dang man, don't Jay Leno yourself! a pair of vice grips would have pinched those fuel lines no problem!

Noice!😎

Noice!😎

Yeh, bud. Just clamp the hoses before changing the filter 👍🏼

Brilliant.

Very cool!

Awesome! You've inspired me to begin our own little garden special. Gardening has been so vital to remaining (relatively) sane during the pandemic. "You have to reinvent how you're living." Heck yes! We all should.

Hey Colby and Aria. I love this video! Love y'all's energy

I've put this learning curve off, and the video was amazing and inspiring. Hilariously I appreciate being reminded to take a shower, because I hadn't extra time for that today. Another person used crimps to block ⛽. Is that bad for the line?

That’s the most dangerous fuel filter change I have ever seen do not do this on spark and you are toasted please clamp the fuel line

Excellent tutorial, well done!

Wish u we’re close to Indiana

Fecking awesome 🤙🏽

WAIT... You took off the tin before you dropped it?

Excellent set up. Iam also from NH originally but have lived in Las Vegas since 99. Im a fellow VW Bus owner and have recently been looking at maine as my offgrid get away from the rat race. My one question above all would be summers. How do you keep cool? Humidity will be something I will have to acclimate to again. Anyway great vid I also followed on Instagram @funknslobus.. Cheers!

Lovely video and music - I'm going to attempt doing this on my T25. Pictures and videos are v. simple and helpful. As an ex-teacher, I salute the clarity & communication

Im currently working on getting my bus running again.. Was my moms.. She has dementia and its been sitting for a few years. I want to get it running to take her cruisin.. This video was wonderful. Thank you

Can’t wait for your next episode. We check every day. Loving seeing your tiny house dreams coming true all the way over here in Kyōto.

Nice vid bud

Thanks for sharing this, helped me alot

Great work once again! One piece of feedback: while you're talking about all of the expenses, it'd be really nice to see these numbers appear on the screen in a running-total fashion, to reinforce the things you're saying. And OMG those shots of your land... GORGEOUS!

Great job homies, I'm so proud of you both and watching this journey unfold... Thank you for this informative video

Looking forward to some yummy honey!!! RXmas grab bag???

Congratulations on your new bae-BEES! padumpumching! 😆 Great last two episodes. Good message about being outside for mental health and purpose of life searching for 20-somethings. That's why I enjoy filmmaking, especially documentaries because it brings me outside to new adventures every gig. It kept me physically and mentally healthy. It also introduced me to some great people. Working with Colby on gigs is always a pleasure! Looks like your documentary is great for self awareness and sharing to the viewers. Best to your bees and vegetables farming! Are you going to sell these vegetables and honey at a farmer's market or use them for yourselves?

Amazing video. So well-paced. Love it. Keep it up! The closeup shot of the single bee on Aria's butt made me laugh a lot 😂

fascinating!! my favorite episode so far. bees are way cooler than a cat lol

It's great to see you guys bring something positive and life affirming to this crazy time we live in. "All you need is a shovel", indeed!!

The slow motion shoveling scenes were dope

Love watching you guys. Living.

I feel this! I miss living in the city where I'd walk everywhere or just lie in the grass. Here we go for walks most days but I would love a yard for a big garden. We are starting a little garden on our balcony though and I'm really excited about that!! We have just one little plant so far (a green onion named Fred) and seeing how much he grows every day is amazing. I would be interested in hearing how you check the pH of your soil, if different types of plants need different kinds of soil, when/how to fertilize, that kind of stuff. How long the different plants take to grow, if they will last the winter or you'll need to replant. How to keep animals from eating your veggies. I'm very interested in gardening myself so any kind of practical how-to knowledge you throw in there would be cool :) I have also been pondering those existential questions in quarantine so I found that content very relatable. Figuring out what I want to do with my life, how I want to live. It's not a linear process. I love programming because I'm a nerd so I couldn't imagine a job where I couldn't use that part of my brain, but wow is fluorescent lighting bad for the eyes. If only I could work outside under a shady tree. Sorry for the massive comment clearly I have too much time on my hands haha. Let me know when you get my card!

This really hit deep. Something about working from home during COVID has made it painfully aware for me how much of my life is spent in front of a computer doing work. I'm lucky enough to live in an apartment in a city where I'm very close to some very beautiful green areas, but it's a public space I can't really do much to invest in. So let me know when you open up some lots and need someone new to join and be useful somehow lol

Your tiny house looks AMAZING!!!!

Hey, this is awesome! It's great to see this and your last video showcasing your life in the new home. Your brother was telling me that you guys are tapping maples for syrup. I would love to see how you're doing that. Also wouldn't mind a look at your garden projects! Hope you're well.

you guys should play some music next episode

Hi Colby ( and Aria) - great camerawork and editing & great project overall - you are amazing. I see a TV series here coming!

Well done video. Thanks

Nice episode! Wish it was longer. Cool foot pump sink to wash dishes. Do you also have a foot pump shower or do you use something like a tabo and pail with water (what I use in the Philippines when I was younger)? Great job building the table and bee house! Looking forward to seeing bee suits episodes and bees. It's supposed to be cold this weekend. Stay warm! Maybe show us some scenes of the snow (if it snows) and how you two stay warm.

love this <3

You sound just like your father at times

Loving this series! I'm both enticed and very curious about some things, if you ever have a Q/A episode or something like that I'd be thrilled. How do you find limits (or do you) regarding learning new skills/DIY/etc., and when do you find yourself deciding that cost, time, or something else makes it more worth it to look for outside solutions? I know you make library visits, what other parts of "the grid" do you still feel tied into, and is it ever in the plan to replace any of those things with your own contained community and work? Looking forward to the next upload!

Make more just like this! I would love to see regular ol' vlogs from the two of you. You both have such a watchable, authentic style, and I would love to sit down and watch videos of yours just like this on a regular basis.

WOW! Colby, I love to see you making videos like this again. Reminds me of high school. I love you and miss you both!

I think I was the first one to watch. Are the bees there already? Fun to see you guys at home, doing your thing.