$500 Camper - Can We Survive 4 days and 250 Miles??
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Props to Angus for raw doggin that shit pipe. He’s a braver man than I’ll ever be
😂😂😂
@@JunkyardDigs next time your sleeping out in a rv or tent you can roll up in a tarp with sleeping bag I have been homeless for about 40 years
I haven't watched the video yet, but now im nervous as hell. Angus...
Ya, I feel for Angus. As an aircraft maintenance engineer, the worst snag on an aircraft is a blocked (and full) waste tank.
@@notmeasshole lol if you were homeless you would not be watching this.
My wife and I have rv'd for years... That one you bought is actually in really decent shape for the price you paid!
A couple tips you might be able to use-
THE DREADED POOP PYRAMID...For the waste tank, try dumping 2 gallons of Simple Green and several bags of ice in it... Take it for a good, long ride and let the ice and Simple Green scrub the tank out.
On the stove, lift the stainless top and use a small screwdriver to run the pilot adjustment screw home. That will shut off the propane flow to the pilots and save you a few bux per fill on the propane tank... You'll have to use a stick type lighter to fire them up, though.
Far as heat goes... The propane furnace is nice IF you need to run it... But I'd recommend picking up two if those old fashioned "Milk House" heaters... When you're camping with hookups, they work great and will chase you out of there if ya want them to.
Far as the water heater goes... If it's toast, I'd recommend replacing it with a "marine" type unit... They heat either with 120v or from the heat generated through your engine/radiator...
It'll heat your water (I'd say you could get away with an 11 gallon model) while you're running down the road, then you'd switch it to electric when you parked on the campground.
I hope you might get a little bit out of these tips...
Cheers!
Where are you located?
Oh thanks man.
great tips
These are great tips thanks
@@patriciabroderick3436 Central Ohio
Here's an RV hint which many people are never told about:
Always leave about 1/2" of water in the toilet bowl between uses, enough to cover the opening and the seal.
This will (a) keep the opening secured to prevent tank gases from leaching up into the cabin, (b) keep the seal from drying out, and (c) keep routine bowl cleaning easier because there's something in the base before the next "deposit".
Also, the p traps in drains dry out. Put water in every cink, especially the bathroom cink, it sometimes goes into the black tank.
Probably a major design flaw with every RV in existence
Kevin, if you see this, from a veteran full time RV owner. Reflectix or old moving blankets are your best friend in winter. The cab is major in heat loss, stick a moving blanket over the opening. Heavy duty Velcro works awesome for the reflectix. Hope this helps, and happy camping
Those are sound tips, Kylie. Thermodynamics and Interception. Well, insulation. Isolation? :-)
I wondered about doing that about halfway through the trip!
Even reflective heavy duty bubble wrap works to reduce heat loss.
Hey Kylie,
Thanks from me too. Good looking out. ;)
That WHITE car was a BEAUTY. I hope you cleaned up an could use THAT one!
Check the pumbing vent covers on the roof to fix the $ hit smell. Chased the same problem and that's what ended up fixing it. Somehow the air pressure at the end of the pipe when in motion sucked air up through the toilet, especially if the cabin windows were open.
I know a guy named Tom Jordan from Oregon. Great idea 🤘🏻
yeah the vent being blocked will keep it from draining too. go hook up to a drain tank and then clear the vent tube and it should push everything out.
And make sure the traps in the sinks & shower have water (or antifreeze) in them to block the gasses from coming up.
when driving down the road, air can be forced down the vent stack from the roof into the holding tank forcing the smell up thru the toilet and all of the drain vents. Maybe you could modify the roof vent to not be a scoop or even stuff a shop rag in it while driving?
100% The caps are often missing
corncobbs and paper towels are for the mice to chew on so they leave the rest alone
I know you were limited time but this camper 100% deserves more love would LOVE to see a series on this beast.
likewise
Yess
Fax
SAME I just bought one and am excited to put it together
@@soulfilledadventures8452 she should put it online, whether it’s a video or even just its’ journey to perfection on Twitter or something 😀
When you got flat spotted tires on a dually just take the outer back tires off turn them 180° or as close as you can get to 180° and stick them back on you won't feel the flat spots in the rear anymore
That's the smartest dumb idea ever
@@UserUser-ku6gm hey is a proven method 🤷🏼♂️ We use it in the trucking industry all the time especially when someone has locked up brakes on brand new tires and they are still within DOT standards. You just flip the outer tire 180° and keep running them. You can usually run them all the way down until it's time to replace them works very well.
@@UserUser-ku6gm If it sounds stupid but it works then it ain't stupid
Info that I may never need stored in my to-do memory vault thanks for the tip!
I'm an idiot... please explain further...
I bought a junker RV a few years ago. It was some of the best "days", yep....not years...of my life! I learned how to deal with shit, 5 break downs and tows, dead alternator on I-5, windshield wiper flying off during a rainy night-drive in Oregon, how to become a mechanic, keep a sense of humor, and PRAY! LOL! Love this video!
Ok the whole thing with the couch was funny, but that inside shot as Kevin started wrestling it in the door had me rolling.
I like the Sock Butt.
Instead of the oil heater, use a ceramic heater with a built in fan. It moves the air, and one small heater will heat a camper of that size pretty easily.
Alot safer too.
Actually those oil-filled heaters are great. They take a bit of time to get going, but are very safe and completely silent instead of listening to a fan cycling all night. I don't think you could ignite something with them even if you threw a blanket over the top. Probably if you had a 2nd one and ran them both on medium, it wouldn't overload the electrical and would heat the place much better.
@@greendryerlint Yea even the cheap ones have thermal protection they are as safe as it gets just not very efficient
Nah, just needed to bring that barrel inside. 😂😂
Put three to four gigantic bags of ice in black tank before a trip the sloshing will break up any clumps inside tank. Also add a gallon of a awesome to the tank fill up with water and let it sit for a cpl days then dump.
Mook, the only voice of reason in a world of couch madness "do you know what perfect means?"
Really enjoying all this revival content at this property
Would love to see all of these cars go to a good home
Trying to light the pilot light of a water tank made me laugh way more than it should 😂 definitely something I’d do, except gas supplies and pilot lights scare me!
I really like the voiceovers in between to fill the quiet spots it really adds a lot to the video and explains what's going on when I'm just listening and not looking at the screen!
This is literally every handyman/mechanics dream place to be able to sift through. I’d love to be able to have a day here just looking.
came here to say the same exact thing
My Father bought one brand new when I was a young boy. We broke down in the Smoky Mountains 🏔. Rear end went out, brakes caught on fire 🔥. Hell of a vacation.
“Merry Christmas… Shitter’s full” 😂😂😂
Seriously, great episode. Really enjoyed this one. Looking forward to see more of the cars there.
"What're you looking at?"
"Oh the silent majesty of a winters morning, and an asshole in his bathrobe emptying his chemical toilet into my sewer..."
I love it when he touches the little windmill thing & it falls to pieces. ROFL.
I absolutely loved this one, hopefully we get to see it stick around for a little while the huge garage gets cleared out, i think with a better heat set-up and a little bit of fixing the gauges, this thing might possibly be considered mint , thank you guys for the
great content as always
RECOGNITION???? HELL FUCKING YEAH LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
And getting rid of the poop tank.
@@VintageCars999 abso friggin lutley
@@TheKampney Senpai noticed you
@@VintageCars999 And fixing the poop deck (toilet)
Hey man, This is the first video I watched of yours, just got recommended. Aand I gotta say I never skipped a second of this hour long video. I had a really stressful day and really just kinds helped me zone out for a bit. You guys are hella entertaining and I don't even know a single thing about cars lol.
This has got to be one of the funniest episodes I have watched from yall. I could not stop laughing watching Mook and you guys getting the couch. And of course, Angus being himself is always a treat. Keep it up!!!
I wholeheartedly agree 😂
I just rewatched, on video you never open the blackwater drain valve. Its the T handle silowetted when BraveDude is catching the drips. nomal process is attach the drain hose, open black water valve by pulling straight back. When solids drain open grey water valve by pulling out to the drivers side thus washing out the hose. Also put a couple bags of ice down the tiolet and the cubes will grind up the solids as you bounce down the road. Then wash the crap out with the water after melting. Good video though. thanks.
What's even funnier is have access to the internet at the touch of his fingertips and didn't look to see how to drain the black tank. I know from first hand experience to check someone put a second t valve on my trailer spent hours trying to drain the tank to no eval lol did some googling and figured it out.
Came down to the comments to see if anyone had already posted the ice down the pooper trick.
Seriously, if you're about to hit the road in an rv/camper, throw a few bags down the toilet and let it slosh!
Also: cheapest liquid fabric softener from the dollah store, put a few caps of that down the toilet.
Source: Wife and I lived in a 40' 5'ver for a few years while we travelled for work.
Avid camper here. Thanks for the idea. I like it.
23:10 I am pretty sure he did open the valve. You can see him pulling the valve and hearing some of the stuff drain out. If you pause it at 23:11 you can even see the grey water pipe and how it is in front on that vavle so when you are done dumping you then open the grey water to clean out the flexible waste pipe thing.
@@cbmadcow yup the bigger pipe (3 inch I think) goes to the black tank and the narrower pipe goes to the gray water tank. I bet if they'd just put some black water chemicals and a gallon of water in the tank after they drained it the smell wouldn't have been as bad, especially in cold weather
I laughed damn near this whole episode. I love your guys' shenanigans
And that is why they are the Automotive Three Stooges.
Absolutely loved this one. That camper seems to have rock solid bones, seems like a great candidate for a mild renovation.
Because carbon monoxide is slightly lighter than air and also because it may be found with warm, rising air, detectors should be placed on a wall about 5 feet above the floor. The detector may be placed on the ceiling. Do not place the detector right next to or over a fireplace or flame-producing appliance. Keep the detector out of the way of pets and children. Each floor needs a separate detector. If you are getting a single carbon monoxide detector, place it near the sleeping area and make certain the alarm is loud enough to wake you up.
What? Lol? Fireplace? Each floor? It’s an RV Clark!
RVs they go in the entry way side wall or the kitchen cabinet side wall about 10-12 inches off the floor. Some will have a cut off to the LP so if they go off it kills the LP.
@@caseytbss He's quoting literature
@@caseytbss WHAT? Because carbon monoxide is slightly lighter than air and also because it may be found with warm, rising air, detectors should be placed on a wall about 5 feet above the floor. The detector may be placed on the ceiling. Do not place the detector right next to or over a fireplace or flame-producing appliance. Keep the detector out of the way of pets and children. Each floor needs a separate detector. If you are getting a single carbon monoxide detector, place it near the sleeping area and make certain the alarm is loud enough to wake you up.
@@caseytbss Carbon Monoxide Detector Placement: High or Low?
There’s a consensus among experts about which rooms to install carbon monoxide detectors; however, there’s debate over the ideal placement height. The short answer is that the placement height of carbon monoxide detectors does not matter because carbon monoxide spreads evenly (ceiling, middle, floor) throughout the air in a home.
Some say detectors are more effective closer to the ground because they believe carbon monoxide is heavier than air; therefore, it concentrates low to the floor. Other experts recommend installing detectors high on the wall or on the ceiling because carbon monoxide is lighter than air and rises like smoke.
@@caseytbss General statement. Some people that watched this video live in regular houses too.
Enzymatic black water tank cleaner and fill the tank halfway with water. Drive it around for 30 min, then dump the tank and do it again. After 3 cleanings or so the tank won’t smell so rank.
CO Detectors should be at "breathing height" so four to six feet... yours is probably right on the bottom end of that. But they certainly do not go near the floor...
This was the best content your channel has had out in a while. Definitely would like to see more of this camper and the property.
That whole property is so awesome! I would absolutely love to dig through that 80s building/warehouse thing!
Really funny! I had a 49 Olds I drove thru two winters without heat. Then, one spring I pulled a dash knob and it opened the vent to the heater. It was like a blast furnace! I feel your pain…
When I was a kid (late 80's) my family had an RV similar to that one, just slightly larger, and it ALWAYS had flat spots when we first started driving it, regardless of how new the tires were. When we sold it my dad would have to go drive it around for a bit to get the flat spots out before a potential buyer came to look at it lol
To help break up the poo you drop a back of ice down the shitter and drive around, when you drain the gray and black open both valves at the same time. That'll help drain all that feek!
Honestly after all the revivals I've seen y'all do..... This looks like the most fun. Just a group of friends workin' on old cars and trucks and camping... Keep up the great work Kevin!
It's always a good day when junkyard diggs posts. This is helping me get through my engineering exams with my sanity thanks man.
You should give Andrew Camarata a look. He is one of my favorite youtuber's
I remember senior year in high school (Class of 92,) my friend and I picked up a couch and brought it over to the riverfront (called "the Fly" back then in New Orleans.) I swear to God it was the same couch.
When my father finished something particularly difficult he would say, "That was harder than getting a fat girl into a wet t-shirt." While I guess I never fully understand the sentiment (it seems like it might be a lot more fun getting her OUT of that t-shirt), watching you squeeze that ugly ass couch into that clapped out camper is the epitome of dad's expression.
Thanks for the belly laugh.
Dude, this is awesome. The idea of scrounging, cleaning up, burning and trying to make stuff work sounds like heaven to me! I'm serious
I Know That’s Right I Love To Do Thing’s Like This I Was In Building Renovations In High School
@@venia..4529 Get off this comment section!!
Same! I am the odd one out in my family, 54 year old woman that loves doing what other call “guy stuff” sadly I am recovering from back surgery and a genetic illness so I’m about as useful as a baby duck.
I love to dive in a dump and find treasures.
@@judylloyd7901 what did she say rude
I was given a tip by another camper for loosening the poo in the tank for full emptying...dump a large bag of ice down the toilet before you drive to the dump the sloshing of ice will break up the clumps that settle to the bottom. Never tried it but this person did it regularly after a camping session. Hope that helps! enjoyed the video
Try some waste terminator tablets in the tank of the motorhome . They break down the waste in the tank and help with the smell Enviromentally safe too.
Digs will henceforth live rent-free in my head with the name "SockButt".
So sayeth Empress Mook. Long may she reign.
Try pouring a pound box or two in the toilet and then gallon or two of baking soda. That should soften the pile in the tank enough to flush most
of it OUT.👍👍👍😉😄
13 minutes in and I have a feeling Mook is not going to be partaking any shenanigans involving the camper. lol
You should ask if you can take ownership of the velour steering wheel cover mountain & install one on every revival you do for the next year or so...
My grandpa used to keep corn cobs in the trunk for several uses. If stuck he chuck em under the tires,. If he needed hose plug the could be shaved down easily. If stranded on side of road in cold he would start fires with em.
"Chain" might not necessarily have referred to kinky sex; it could have meant an engine timing-chain, tire chain for snow, or a safety-chain for the door so that it could have been opened slightly to see and speak with whoever was outside before opening it all the way. Maybe a towing-chain, too.
To suck out the poop 💩 you can call a septic tank company and they usually have a vacuum for the tank and it’s $50 usually then dump sanitizer for tank and ya change the filters on air conditioner should be good
All things considered that will be an awesome Rv when you’re done with it… I love the window in the above cab bed area… My husband and I just did our own Van conversion on a 2014 ram high top… so many people are getting into this area now because they’re tired of paying for hotels for vacation and they’re tired of high rent so they’re living in them… We are enjoying our van. Took our first vacation this past summer and it was amazing. We drove as long as we wanted and then stopped when we wanted. Love watching these videos…
@@jacobpie3692 What?
Man some of those cars look so solid it’s like a dream come true, great content really enjoying the channel
What a great video! I would lose my ever loving mind finding all that great stuff in those sheds and inside those cars. Just the cars and trucks alone are enough to make your brain explode. The models, too, are quite the find. I hope you spend more time out there. What a great series.
I don't know why I was so opposed to Mook in the beginning. Every time she makes a comment or input of some sort it is absolute classic gold. "This is a terrible idea" I am so glad she didn't say ideal. Kevin: "Look we have a free couch for the camper." Mook: "Muhhhh!" In gag reflex mode. Gold I tell YA! If you had more prep time to get the camper ready it would have been much more pleasant I sure. By now you have done the enzyme thing and cleaned it out. I'm curious as to how you organized the car yard. Wondering about the return trip?
"Do you even know what perfect means?"
Thank you Jesse, Angus and Kevin for an awesome video! Kevin you by far have some of the best content I've seen in a long time 👍 keep up the good work guys ☮️
I would love to buy piece of property like that... Sorting through all of that stuff would never get old
Ive got to imagine if you left that valve partially open, things wouldve eventually 'leaked' out...
Hey Kevin, I'd love to hear this with an aftermarket exhaust. Nothing else, just that. Would confuse the hell out of people, hearing this roaring outta-my-way engine but only seeing a beat-up old camper nearby.
I'm 20 mins into video right now and am absolutely loving it. I hope I find more videos like this from him
How many of us watching would have just enjoyed hanging out with them around the fire to see what debauchery unfolded?
Dude right!
I would have loved to spend a few days like that. I hope a shower was available though, especially sleeping in close quarters after several days of hard, filthy work.
Love it. The couch, Mook being quite disappointed but then involved with the loading, the ass sock, all is gold. Haven’t seen much of you channel of late, but love this one. Keep it up. You both have something that makes it enjoyable to watch.
Rob, Tasmania, Australia 🇦🇺
The whole installment of the couch segment gave me strong Red Green vibes and made me happy and nostalgic 😂
Love the video! I myself save vintage campers every possible time I can get. Most of my findings they have been sitting for years. Rat damaged, water damaged etc. I like the classic 70s Winnebago motorhomes with the Chrysler 413 big block. Normally I buy them sight unseen on Facebook marketplace. Then get them running and drive them back 300-500 miles back to my hometown. Everything possibly that can fail normally does. But I love the adventure!
I think there is probably something badly wrong with all of you. It makes me feel privileged to be one of your subscribers. This is clearly the best video you have ever done and I can't wait to see the follow-up videos.
I am glad that I couldn't smell the camper. I can certainly imagine what it must have smelled like.
Your comment made me laugh. I have Jesse's sleeping bag laying here to be washed, and now that I saw the video I think I should use a little extra soap! LOL. I was also thankful that we could not smell the experience through the video. Thank you for supporting the boys.
---Junkyard Mom
@@donnabrown9476 you should do this kind of stuff when you're young and crazy and flexible. When you get old and are broken up you just get to have fun watching kids do it
@@Ioughtaknowbetter yes, we are happy to watch them do it! 🙂
Just pour fabulouso down the toilet. It will smell fine..
Laughed so hard, this is something my dad would do, my poor mom, us kids would complain and be embarrased but would have a ton of fun! We had a whole camping property full of my dad 's great ideas. Brother couldn't wait to sell it when he passed and I had to go one last time to visit and relive some of those childhood memories.
Please keep and fancy-up this camper! The body and frame are too gemmy to toss away; this could be an awesome long-term project.
Looking forward to the hoard of revivals!
Kevin! your content is *only* getting better, after each and every video! Great job TEAM!
Yeah it is some good content with the shead full of cars
New viewer here. This was very fun and all of you are so engaging and humorous! You know, that sofa is surprisingly appropriate and charming in that space. Hope you will decide to renovate the camper and document the process. I see that you are in Iowa and I grew up in Des Moines and love junkyard treasure, so I'm going check out more videos just to see what you are all about.
Hey Kevin this is the most epic revival ever! hope you Angus and Jessie stayed warm in that mobile poophouse Looking forward to your next video! Epic!
I love Mook's withering looks when Kevin does something silly.
Kevin and Mook going on another team racing. Weekend to partying 😂. With friends.
As a person who lived out of an old 86 14 foot travel trailer, I know the exact pain that comes with moving larger then will fit right items in small doors
Kevin - "It fits!" (Jacket)
Angus - "Must have been his wife's."
😂
Lots of good ideas for your new campers black tank. On the gray tank, it may just need a new gate valve. Other than that, what a honey hole of vehicles to revive!
Vent is probably clogged, and you probably pulled the valve for grey tank instead of the black tank.
Kevin, get two 6V golf cart batteries and run them in series. You'll get a longer life before you need to recharge.. Thanks for the videos bud, keep it up!
You guys seem so happy in life. I want that dearly. Sadly,I'm getting to old to chase my own dreams now. Gave up so long ago, don't think I can start again. For me ,it's just a long dark trip through a tunnel of traps.
Stay up man!. It's still your life do with it what you will👍
I love those 80 yr old college grads or 65 yr old runway models! Always reminds me that it’s never too late. Do whatever you please and don’t let age discourage you. We all don’t have to live the same life!
If you looking for heaters for the camper I’d recommend getting a couple decent infrared heaters. Depending on what kind you get they won’t necessarily heat things up fast per say but they do a good job of maintaining temp once you get it to where you want and don’t draw an insane amount of electric like most other heaters which is why they work great in a camper. I even use them in my house to keep my furnace from running because they draw so little power. Mine are essentially knockoff Eden Pure.
I’m not sure I’ve looked forward to a series more than this in a long time. This is gonna be AWESOME!
Big Buddy heaters are hot and efficient with large propane tank adapter are good especially if you get a fan to circulate the heat. But you'd want to take shifts watching it you don't want to go to sleep with the heat on so you don't get a fire.
Oh my God, her reaction to the couch was epic! SHE is definitely the voice of reason!
Great episode - I LOL’d several times, thank you. The camper was a good score, it looks so solid! I thought of the air fresheners at the start, was yelling for you to hit O’Reilleys for a bunch of air freshener 5 packs. Looking forward to the several upcoming episodes.
I have this same exact camper bought it for 800 buck's, in a lot better condition than this one with 40k miles.
Haven't started painting or fixing anything yet, it does run like a champ though.
I'll probably start working on it this spring, after I finish getting my motorcycle painted and tuned.
I drove it 3 hours home and was told to only use diesel, it wasn't cheap but part of the reason why is because it's been sitting/hasn't been driven in 8 years, and could use a tune-up bad.
Overall I'm satisfied with the purchase
Cool video. As far as mitigating the sewage smell until you can get it properly sorted, and assuming the gasket around the waste ball is still functionally intact, add enough water to the toilet to cover the waste opening. If it will hold water in, it should keep the stink trapped.
Then you have to buy chemical to leave overnight in the toilet, to clear the sludge. I had to do that in my toilet at home. You just have to do that from time to time!
I laughed so hard at you guys! Kevin, when you and Mook were getting that couch and when you wrangled it in the camper I laughed out loud! Thanks so much, I needed it.
Not bad for 500. What’s gonna happen? Hopefully nothing bad! So surprised how clean it was underneath! Thanks Jesse and angus!
I have to say this is one of your most entertaining videos yet. The couch acquisition with Mook was golden.
Put a shit ton of septic tank treatment into the holding tank and let it boil for a few days then try again
Great fixer upper. One thing I noticed is the ceiling has ripples in it. So you have a leak in your roof. It's been leaking for a while. Get on that before it get too much mold. Love your vids.
Kevin and the rest of the JYD family: I have subscriptions to TH-cam TV, Netflix, Hulu, Disney +, MotorTrend, and subscribed to at least a few dozen TH-cam channels. Hundreds of thousands of hours worth of media and yet when I get a notification that a new episode of JYD is uploaded, it's my "go to" nearly every time. The content is great. Doesn't need to change, doesn't need to evolve. Don't need to work yourself to death to get it put up though either. Always worth the wait. Keep up the great work.
Easily the best episode yet, loved every second of it. Can't wait to see the revival on the S10, wish that it wasn't in Iowa for me to buy.
Yeah same, I want that GMC if it's for sale or really any of the cars but I'm all the way in Michigan
I hate to see any of these cars scrapped
Same but I'm all the way in nc . I like that S10 an that one C10 with the 454 in it .
They have these Multi-directional wands you put down the toilet and run water in there while the drain is open. you turn on the water and run it while you drain the pop po out Cleans out the tank really well.
Can't wait for the revival vids! Especially the Chryslers and Impalas! Like you said, it's Heaven from a car guy's standpoint, and hell because there is so much trash to clean up. Man, that farm is a treasure hunter's dream come true. BTW, I don't suppose you could also show the CB radios in the vehicle? I talk around the country on mine...
Flush in some enzymes while waiting for someone to unclog it. Should help some. And yet another really enjoyable video! Thank you for your channel Kevin! 🙂
point of order... solid fuel rockets for a long time were filled with what essentially is solidified nitroglycerin.. stuff could sit out in the elements for 25 plus years and not care one bit,you light that stuff and it's gonna go somewhere real quick. lol 🙂
This was the most entertaining thing I've ever seen in TH-cam. Really looking forward to those revivals
Love that farm…it’s incredible the stuff that’s out there. You do a search and explore episode.
Want to see what treasures are in that beautiful old barn.
I traded for a 1970 - 23 foot Dodge Wolverine rv. Got rid of or sold most of my material things and took off from Traverse city Michigan area to Montana with my 2 cats and 2 dogs a few weeks later. My Odometer and gas gauge don’t work either so that made the trip a little exciting. I just topped off at the gas station every two hours on the way here and used an odometer phone app to let me know my speed. 😆😁I use a buddy propane heater also and love it. I am currently living on a friends property right next to a huge lake and mountains surrounding me😍💙⛰ Montana is heaven on earth! Love your video!
YOOOOO there is nothing better than these video's with the campers 🤣🤣🤣 they are so hilarious!
Wow, it looks like the prior owners munched the rugs clean off!
Killed me
*You know you can dump one of those big bottles of Dawn Dishwashing liquid in the black tank then go to lowes and buy a couple bottles of ZEP CItrus degreaser, and if you can find any a box of 20 mule team BORAX( water softener detergent ) put them all in the tank and fill it up with water and let it sit for a couple days. Drive the camper around a bit after putting all of that in the toilet then install your hose at your nearest truck stop that has a sewage dump and let it all flow gracefully out to become someone else's problem. THEN add another jug of Zep Citrus in the tank and just let it stay in there if you never plan to use that part of the camper again. if you do, add a couple gallons of Zep citrus and fill the tank to half full and just let it sit then drive it around for a while and go dump again. This is the safest, most sanitary thing to do to clean out the tank and get rid of the smell. They also make a cleaning wand that you can hook to a garden hose and put it down the toilet to blast all of the poop pyramids out of the tank which will also get rid of both the poop and the smell. once you have that all cleaned out, i would upgrade the toilet in there because obviously that one does not have a valve in it that closes to keep the smell from permiating into the living area. all newer RV toilets have either a cartridge in them that a valve opens and closes on or at the very least a flap or valve that closes to keep the smell where it belongs* I live in an RV and have for over a year now. those cleansers and cleaning methods are what i use to keep mine from backing up or stinking. and i drain my tanks every 2-3 days into a septic tank on my property that helps tremendously also. i'm thinking due to the age of your rig that it doesn't have the black water clean out line that most of the newer ones do if you do it will be an extra hose fitting that goes into your black tank that you can hook to and it will blow the solids out for you but you have to run the clean out with the tank open and draining into either a sewer or septic tank.
I definitely love and appreciate the fact that Angus is familiar with the 3 speed/single aspect of the old school Schwinn/"3 in the tree" bicycle 😍
One of the best videos you have put out in awhile. I don't know what Angus is up to these days, but if you can figure out a way to hire him, please do. Any man willing to risk having strangers' raw shit all over him is a good man to have in a pinch.
bringing the couch in through the door was hilarious
I had a 28' RV and thought the same thing about black tank but after getting stuck and crawling under it I found a second drain valve at the neck of the black tank that opened the line and the valve at the hook up pipe open both it drained like it was supposed to.