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We love our RV lock. We got one on our 1st camper & have one on our current camper. It's convenient to never have to have keys. Also, when we leave our rig, we put 1 of our outdoor cameras (bought a 2 pack) inside pointed where we can see the inside temp & the camper. Makes us feel safe leaving him. Sounds similar to waggle but we already have camera so we'll probably stick with that. I love the treat box part. That's pretty neat & nifty. Maverick has always been treat oriented. The voice thing is a neat idea. We turn our channel on for Maverick when we leave so he can hear us the whole time. I've always wondered if that was weird 😂

If I had paid for 5 weeks in a hellish spot , knowing I had a free peaceful site 3 hours away, I would pick up and leave. Afterall, either way, you’ve spent the money. Why be miserable just because you paid for it?

Very good.

Excellent. Me and my wife watch your channel religiously. In April we are going full-time and before we took delivery of our toy hauler, we had solar and lithium batteries. Thanks for your help. Keep doing them.

Do you put paper into your black tank? Does the macerator take care of the paper as well? What about flushable wipes? tried to look through the comments but couldn't see this addressed.

Have you thought of or tried TRX?

Timbrens on last truck (GMC), bags on this one (SD). No comparison bags for the win. When towing, Timbrens are too HARSH when the road gets rough. Unloaded you dont notice them. My last 5th wheel had frame/pinbox damage that I feel was the direct result of the Timbrens. Took some pretty hard hits in that truck.

2 more years and my wife and I will be first time and first time ever living RV living.

Excellent video

My wife and I purchased a lot in fl. Our daughter lives in Tenn, we are thinking about a lot there, so we can stay in 2 different states. The lots are investments. Just a thought for others.

Sorry bondocking for me is not trying to run ac and all electrical crap like you live in your home. Why bondock if you are inside an ac box... Used to be when you camped you had to rough it a little. Thats why city slickers dont camp! Well unless you are "homeless " in CA. I guess I can say that my 20 years in the Army as an Infantryman, I boondocked alot, Panama jungles, Ft Campbell, Ky, West Berlin Germany, West Germany, Italy, Korea, Alaska...😊 As a kid we boondocked with a tent all over Idaho and Wyoming and we thoughtvwe were camping. Thanks for the information.

Power fill then turn on the rv water pump and it sucks the water out of my water bladder, no extra water pump. Our old rv we filled with an extra pump.

Me and my wife work in Sioux Falls we live south of there our favorite camp ground is the big Sioux rec area in brandon. We go to the black hills a lot to camp. Have never tried boon docking. Would like to but don’t have any solar or a generator. So we don’t go.

So I just started following your channel and saw this episode. So glad that this was not as serious as it could have been. Hope all is going well.

I just got my items here and I’m ready to assemble but like so many, how do you vent it when filling? Thank you so much for your video.

Very interesting! Thank you for sharing!

South Dakota is definitely on our list for this year...just trying to decide best time.What time of year were you here and what were the temps like?

I hope your water and waste bladders are not the same color lol!

I had put these on my truck first. Every bump I hit, you would feel the hit in the tires then in the frame as the Timbrens would make contact. This is not different than hitting my original bump stop except the Timbrens hit much sooner, and would hit every time due to being larger than the original bump stop. I prefer airbags by far.

I think this gives people a “budget sheet” to use. Helps them understand what they need to track. Everyone spends differently.

I should be doing this. See you at the tampa show.

Traveling in an RV is expensive, being stationary is very cost saving. Example: 400$ RV payment, 620$ RV park payment, 100$ RV insurance, 50$ Propane, 60$ Electricity, 35$ mobile internet, the rest is your own expenses like Auto insurance, food, Entertaiment, its basically 35% less than living in an apartment and renting..

Great videos guys thanks for taking the time to make it

That unit is so sweet. Congrats Tom!

Good job, Tom! 👏🏻 Looks like a great gift!

We use the same water bag but fill from the bottom and just vent the top since you're filling from a pressurized source. Then you only need one valve added. I don't hang it over the tailgate either as the bag is flexible and I can roll up the bag to get most all the water out.

Get a milwaukee transfer pump. We use the aquatank2 and have loved it! The only way to fill up when going for a long haul.

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Congratulations 🍾 Tom.

Congratulations Tom!!!!

If you could put a link to that product in your description below, that would be great, thanks!

Am I wrong but didn’t you do this same topic/product before?

Love how you feel a show your compassion and realism

Game changer. Game changer.

Goood video guys!!! We have the 60 gallon water bladder, wish I woulda known about the cheeeper one!!! Looks like it’s a more robust one than the 60 gallon one. We have been full timing about the same time as you guys and boondock/drycamp a lot. What we did to simplify the process is rigged up a female Anderson connector pigtail from our battery bank that is about 15 ft long. I then rigged up a male Anderson connector to my portable 12 volt portable water pump, the macerator pump, and my Vair air compressor so I just plug and play for each task. The 12 volt water pump I purchased is a Kick Ass water pump I purchased and it comes in a handsome heavy duty carrying case and has quick connects already installed with an on/off switch. It definitely “kicks ass” and makes life ezzee peezee!!! Next upgrade is to ditch the tote for a waste bladder like you guys did…very smart compact idea!!! 👍😃🍻

First time viewer/commenter. Very impressed with the channel and am new Subbie! Great content, guys. Hope all's well with you both; look forward to future views. Y'all Be Safe!

We use IVY Brand bladders and have two Seaflo 12v pumps on the Brinkley via ClearSource Ultra plus a USA Adventure 3 Stage Pre Filter. Plus a 12v transfer pump as needed. Been Boondocking and doing bladders for many years for fresh. Do not use them for waste disposal. I believe I posted my couple of horror stories about black waste bladder explosions we have seen on another video of yours. Fresh Bladders, It’s a standard deal for us. Try mounting your pump in the bay We also have a backup manual screw gun pump that is super portable when needed. We got away from huge bladders and stick to manageable 25gal. We almost exclusively dry camp and can’t stay most locations longer than 14 days regardless and then it is dump laundry reload time for most Humans.

Awesome water bladder, did ya'll have the drawing for the tpms unit from last months contest? Thanks

Could you fill the bladder using the "bottom" PVC connection as well? Wondering if the top connection is really necessary.

Thank you. Well presented and thought out video. Or maybe it was all done in post. ha ha. Whatever, this is a great instructional video.

I have both of the tanks you do. The problem is your first one is FOOD grade and the new one isn't. I drink from my water suppy so I want to use a food grade bladder to get new water. I switched to the velor to do dumping but am not willing to use it for drinking water. If you look at the post is clearly avoids saying it is food grade. I do notice that your water goes through a number of filters and I do that also even though I have a food grade bladder. I would not recommend anyone filling their rv with a non food grade bladder and not using filters to run it though.

Lol well I am definitely glad that I asked you about the water bladder. It’s something that I’ve been thinking about ever since I first saw y’all using the waist bladder. I think it is an excellent idea and thank you Barry for the walk-through. Hope you guys are doing well. Staying warm And being safe. Always fantastic to watch y’all videos. You guys are a hoot. Pete

Great video!!! And we got us a free concert too!!! Nice!!!

Good video. Once again I learned something new that I will be able to use. Thank you very much

I just got done draining my setup of the same situation but smaller bladder. About 50 gallons took about 20 to drain and that was with me pushing on it to try to make it go more quickly. That was with a 3/4 garden hose. Did switching to the slinky adapter speed up the process for you? Have you run into any problems? For what it's worth, at least with the amount that I'm putting in, it goes in the drain just fine. It doesn't seem to put any extra pressure on the pump that I can tell. So, it's just one hose, the same for filling and draining. I've got a couple water pumps laying around and thought about hooking one up to speed up the process but didn't want to waste it if it won't make a worthwhile difference. But if the silky adapter makes a difference, that might be worth doing. Thanks for the video. If it weren't for one with another guy doing the exact same thing, I don't know if I would've had the nerve to do it. And I wanted to know if it could take the back pressure of going in the drain and that's how he did it. Anyway, it's good to see someone else doing it. Makes me feel a little less crazy. Thank you.

By far the best solution for boondocking... Dont forget you can get a bladder for the black/gray tanks also... just need a mascerator pump!