Thank you for sharing this video I just picked up a used one just like it had a car auction with no instructions or information on how to operate it so your video is invaluable to me thank you so very much again
And I thought you were getting it ready for field day until I heard you say getting it ready for winter. I had a used pop up camper in 1973 that I bought in Austin, Tx and camped my way to Air Force Navigator school in Sacramento, CA. Spent about six days on the trip. Very basic camper, but plenty good for me.
I appreciate the reality video of pop-up campers. Some of them are really expensive! To me, it just seems like a lot of work and especially for someone like me who would really only be doing this for a weekend here and there. I am sure over time it just becomes a normal thing to do and you don't think of it but I would be thinking, what if it's a really terrible day? Thanks for the video.
@@SevenFortyOne So, tent camping is easier? I would think it would be more or less the same in the time frame of setting up. I have purchased one of those easy up and down tents that I will test out this fall, who knows.
Yes...tents don't sit in the yard 51 weeks of the year taking up room and getting mice in them. They don't require a gas guzzling tow vehicle either. I can set up a tent on any patch of flat ground in a few minutes and don't need to worry about it I have enough room to fit them on the site or how to back in or fit in a small space.
@@SevenFortyOne So true and something to think about. I am forever checking out RV'S but they are too $$ for me. Honestly, the truth is, at best I would be able to do this maybe a grand total of two weeks a year (because I won't be camping every free moment I get). Sitting in the driveway, mice, the gas and the insurance makes me wonder if tent camping isn't just the better way in the end.
@@SevenFortyOne Man, I thought time starting going backwards. That's what reading too much Arthur C Clarke hard science fiction stories and watching too many Rob 741 videos does to me
Hi, I hope not a lot of people are bothering you with this question specially if it's a hard one to answer, but I came across your video about the radiation detector (I can't spell it lol) and I was wondering if your wife is ok?
Thank you for sharing this video I just picked up a used one just like it had a car auction with no instructions or information on how to operate it so your video is invaluable to me thank you so very much again
I'm glad this helped!
thanks for the video. I really had no idea how it went up and down and the work involved.
And I thought you were getting it ready for field day until I heard you say getting it ready for winter. I had a used pop up camper in 1973 that I bought in Austin, Tx and camped my way to Air Force Navigator school in Sacramento, CA. Spent about six days on the trip. Very basic camper, but plenty good for me.
Great video I loved it. Love your content very educational
I appreciate the reality video of pop-up campers. Some of them are really expensive! To me, it just seems like a lot of work and especially for someone like me who would really only be doing this for a weekend here and there. I am sure over time it just becomes a normal thing to do and you don't think of it but I would be thinking, what if it's a really terrible day? Thanks for the video.
I agree...that's why I got rid of this last year. It was more work than it was worth. I went back to tent camping...
@@SevenFortyOne So, tent camping is easier? I would think it would be more or less the same in the time frame of setting up. I have purchased one of those easy up and down tents that I will test out this fall, who knows.
Yes...tents don't sit in the yard 51 weeks of the year taking up room and getting mice in them. They don't require a gas guzzling tow vehicle either. I can set up a tent on any patch of flat ground in a few minutes and don't need to worry about it I have enough room to fit them on the site or how to back in or fit in a small space.
@@SevenFortyOne So true and something to think about. I am forever checking out RV'S but they are too $$ for me. Honestly, the truth is, at best I would be able to do this maybe a grand total of two weeks a year (because I won't be camping every free moment I get). Sitting in the driveway, mice, the gas and the insurance makes me wonder if tent camping isn't just the better way in the end.
Bro I love your videos thank you so much
Thank you
Hi Rob,
How long have you had the camper and did you buy it new? You and the family stay safe. 73 WJ3U
That stinks about the tree making contact. Will you be attending the Sussex fest? I'll be there!
I have to check with the wife...she's got plans for one of the weekends in July but I'll be there if I can..and gas doesn't go to $10 a gallon!
@@SevenFortyOne Take the bike! lol
Whew, that made me tired. Maybe why I have a '42 diesel pusher. Looks to be in great condition.
Capt. Jean-Luc Picard: "Engage" 😁
This must be from last fall. lol. Because its not winter yet! To soon for me! lol Nice how to Rob!
It was ...I was light on material this week so I decided to post this now
@@SevenFortyOne Man, I thought time starting going backwards. That's what reading too much Arthur C Clarke hard science fiction stories and watching too many Rob 741 videos does to me
Hi, I hope not a lot of people are bothering you with this question specially if it's a hard one to answer, but I came across your video about the radiation detector (I can't spell it lol) and I was wondering if your wife is ok?
Yes, the procedure was successful and she's doing great...thanks!
Oh yay!! Ty for answering
in shtf, be safe
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Sorry, I don't remember. You might be able to find that info with a Google search