Really liked your renovation on the other one, look forward to the finished product. I am in the process of turning a 5th wheel into a tiny house, so I am always looking around for videos of people working on them. Thanks for posting your progress. :-)
Great video and good luck with the Reno. We would like to buy another smaller one too as ours is 30 feet long and we pay 45 per month to store it because it doesn’t fit in our driveway. We are currently renovating it. Still want to keep it as it works well when we have the grandkids with us. We would use the smaller 2nd camper to renovate it on our TH-cam channel and take trips through the mountains with it; easier to tow
Thanks for the buying trip. Can you share what to look for when buying a camper like how to check for water damage. You seem really knowledgeable about it. Love the renovations.
Thanks! First you look underneath the camper for any signs of sagging. The underside should be firm. Especially under the water tanks, water heater, etc. Second, you open all the cabinets and press on the walls. Third, the floor should be even all over, with no areas where there's give. Fourth, look at all the seals on the edges on the exterior to see if you see any gaps where water could get in like places where it's pulling away slightly. You can also look for any warping on the exterior (though that doesn't work on metal-sided campers). Those are my tips of the top of my head! Hope it helps.
Really liked your renovation on the other one, look forward to the finished product. I am in the process of turning a 5th wheel into a tiny house, so I am always looking around for videos of people working on them. Thanks for posting your progress. :-)
I always look forward to your videos! They are so much fun to watch! I'm also looking for a camper so its fun to see others doing it as well!
Aw thank you! That means a lot.
Congratulations!! This is going to be a great one
Great video and good luck with the Reno. We would like to buy another smaller one too as ours is 30 feet long and we pay 45 per month to store it because it doesn’t fit in our driveway. We are currently renovating it.
Still want to keep it as it works well when we have the grandkids with us. We would use the smaller 2nd camper to renovate it on our TH-cam channel and take trips through the mountains with it; easier to tow
Cute 🥰 claw clip shelly.
New sub here,,,, the vids are getting better each time.
Thanks for the buying trip. Can you share what to look for when buying a camper like how to check for water damage. You seem really knowledgeable about it. Love the renovations.
Thanks! First you look underneath the camper for any signs of sagging. The underside should be firm. Especially under the water tanks, water heater, etc. Second, you open all the cabinets and press on the walls. Third, the floor should be even all over, with no areas where there's give. Fourth, look at all the seals on the edges on the exterior to see if you see any gaps where water could get in like places where it's pulling away slightly. You can also look for any warping on the exterior (though that doesn't work on metal-sided campers). Those are my tips of the top of my head! Hope it helps.
Why are so many people trying to sail in their campers?!