We Tried RV Caravanning with a NEW Twist - TRUCKS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มี.ค. 2023
- Today we start our first-ever RV caravan trip across the country, but with a new spin. We are comparing 3 separate trucks head-to-head. What will be the best truck to own as an RV tow vehicle?
In this episode, we start our journey in Alabama as we show you a fresh take on RV travel. What is it like traveling with 6 people for months at a time? Departure times, fueling schedules, hangry-ness, and dead ends...it's all here!
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Been full timing it in our 3500 SRW Cummins 5 years now. Here's what I have noticed at RV/Camp grounds across the USA. Around the Indiana/Kentucky/Tennessee portion of the US and it's nearly all Powerstrokes and Duramax's. Hardly a Ram in sight. Ford/GM are real popular in that part of the country. But start traveling west and about the time you hit Colorado/NM/Arizona the Rams start outnumbering the other brands. I believe the higher concentration of Ford/GM back east is due to a lack of terrain that can put these diesel trucks to a real test. I've climbed mountains just east of Kingman, Az during the summer where temps hit 122F during a 7% climb thousands of feet up and it really puts your drivetrain to genuine manufacturers stress test. We used to park at Valencia Travel Village in California and would regularly count the diesel trucks where Rams were 70% of all diesel trucks in that park. If you're gonna push the design limits, best to trust that to Ram/Cummins. Just my .02 😉
In-line 6 is the only way to go IMO, especially with any kind of steep grades. Awesome videos the Hanks put out each week!
As a truck driver, I really like having a CB radio. It helps me out a lot not only to find out where the police are any accidents any detours you are looking to have an a CB radio and I tow with a 2003 Chevy 2 Wheel Dr. extended cab, 8 foot bed with a Duramax diesel automatic, I haven’t gone cross country but when I’m out in Ohio, I get 14 model to gallon when I’m in Pennsylvania I get about eight because of all the mountains I live in Pennsylvania by the way, I never drive over 60 miles an hour. I learned that seas on fuel again another great video. Keep up the good work we love you guys and keep the GMC you could run out till you get about a half 1,000,000 miles on it before you have to do any real maintenance.
Too bad more and more drivers don't use a CB like the olden days.
@@SOU6900 absolutely I always liked mine and still use it
@@edwardhorvat2770 I want to put one in all 3 of my classic pickups, but money it an issue atm.
I've done caravanning before and we always found that the best way to do it was just a meet-up at a specific spot rather than trying to stay together the entire time. Usually it was a welcome center. Sometimes it was just somewhere two or three hours away.
Exactly, you’re all going to the same meeting place, not following one another.
I have never liked caravanning. I am like you said, see ya there when we meet up.
Then it’s not caravanning, it’s meeting up. The definition of a caravan is multiple vehicles traveling together in single file.
@@RushinTruckin are you thinking people don't know what a caravan is? Kim said she has done caravanning before. To me traveling in a caravan sucks as you are always worried about staying together. Some main thoroughfares have stop lights and a few people get through and the light turns red. The rest now are lagging behind. That is the pain in the ass of traveling in a caravan. That's just me.
@@RushinTruckin I kinda like the idea of all sticking together too. There is just more of a team that way.
You guys are getting really good at drawing out the drama with each posting. No neat resolution for the installment. Just leaving us wanting for more. Your understanding of “story telling” is inspiring! Thx.
Thank you so much for the feedback!
We love watching your videos y’all make us laugh a lot.
I have two comments
1. Never use google maps or Apple Maps when towing without checking the route before you leave. Even RV trip wizard will steer you wrong at times.
2. This will probably get me a lot of hate mail but I’ll make a prediction on what truck does better on fuel. The SRW Ford will get the best mileage, your have tires that will cost you mileage and the Dually well it has too many tires on the ground costing him mileage.
Good luck we’re looking forward to who wins.
Safe travels and happy RVing
2019 Outdoors RV RKS travel trailer, 34’ 12.7k GVWR. 2001 Dodge Cummins 5.9HO 2500 6spd manual. Banks exhaust brake and exhaust, bigger turbo with Banks exhaust elbow, SnB air intake, Edge w/ Juice Attitude computer, air bags. Average speed 57mph with 14mpg. Love my truck that I had built for me at the factory!
The "best truck" discussion will go on for eternity. Just be sure you have one that will meet your needs, that is, one that will tow your rig safely, is big enough to control the load, and not maxxed out every time you are behind the wheel. You have to do a bit of math using the door sticker and your rigs weight as a starting point. Dually trucks will be better for large rigs, diesel will (almost) always move heavier loads easier. Long wheel base usually provides more stability for towing so the tail doesn't wag the dog. AND you get an 8 foot bed that never has to be made.
Once you get an idea about what your needs are, the big 3 have so many options, and really, they are all good trucks. You might be a Chevy lover. The Duramax is a great engine and Allison trans is very good. You may love (like me) your Ford Superduty. I wouldn't trade mine for anything. That 6.7 is a beast, and I could pull the moon down here if a could get a chain around it. The new gas burning Godzilla motor is a monster as well, and rivals diesel power. The RAM family swears by the Cummins, and RAM has a very nice interior.
As long as you are out there, making some memories and use of every day above ground, you are doing it right and more than most folks.
Cb radios are a MUST have in my opinion when caravaning. I have a basic setup with dual antennas and they work GREAT. Also helps to get weather and other info out on the road.
You got the best set up for towing! Can’t beat the duramax engine and especially the Allison transmission !
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We caravanned to Yukon and Alaska. Great trip. We were the lead driver with 3 rigs - the drivers behind us got to see where ALL the frost heaves were - the brake lights or the trailer bouncing gave them a big heads up. If we did it again, would be a good idea to take turns being in the lead. Also, the radios worked good with 3 rigs.
2013 Ram 3500 dually! Cummins baby!! Deleted! Between 8 to 11 mpg from east coast to Cali! Dragging 2019 Keystone Alpine
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We roll with a 2016 Ram 3500 Dually crew cab 4x4. Tow tuned to 505hp/1140ft.lbs. tows like a dream
That’s what’s up.
My Dads an equipment operator and has 2 3500s with Cummins motors. 315k on the one Ram. Other is brand new and has more options then a BMW lol.
Nice!
We love meeting up and caravanning. Each trip is different. Sometimes we lead, sometimes we follow. Figuring out what works each time is part of the adventure!
Got to love the GPS that sends you in circles. Can't wait to see how this turns out. Stay safe ya'll
2:31 one of my favorite lines from Home Improvement involving those was "oh that? That's what your mom uses to take her eye out and clean behind it" 😆
2012 Ram 5500 Flatbed with a Palomino camper. And wrong turns and roads, ARE the journey. You will forget 95% of a trip. But wrong turns and tight spots you never forget.
I did my first RV driving this past weekend! It was great! I learned the basics and my hubby was there to help me out. I even backed that big 29’ Class C Thor Four winds into that 10c camp spot using the phones like you TH-camrs do! It was GREAT! I now know this will be our near future!
CB is a must
You can not beat a Cummins!!!!!!! No matter what truck it is in
We love Fort Wilderness. I’ve gone there since I was a kid and never had a problem parking our various campers. You were in one of the original 2 loops which are tighter. Next time, find a site closer to the Meadow Trading Post. They are newer and a bit bigger. We enjoy your videos but on this one, I wish I was going to Fort Wilderness today.
Thank you so much for letting us know this, we had no idea about the other loops being bigger LOL it made for a fun experience, we are so happy to have been able to have some time to spend there 😊 Thank you for your support and for watching our videos!!
The wife and I really dig your content. Thanks for sharing the ride!
Thank you so much for watching, Jeffrey!
Our 2 girls really love watching your videos not to mention the wife and myself. I prefer the dually powerstroke myself (rated for 35,000lbs towing and 7500lbs payload). The big rear end holds the trailer firm when crossing some tricky bridge to highway transitions. The trailer does not push the truck around, but when unhooked and driving around town it can be difficult finding parking. I guess always a downside to everything. Safe travels Hanks!
Wow! What a cliff hanger! Can't wait to see how you get backed up! Our bet is on the GMC! We have a Chevy, not good gas mileage but pulls our 35 ft like it's not even on the truck. Safe travels! ❤
So excited today is Thursday We love y’all 💙😎🤙🏻
So I Rock a Ram 3500 srw gas 6.4L. I love it! The perfect truck for our set up. We are Truck camper people and payload is everything. Gas Engine is way less weight than the Diesel.
Wanted to tell you how excited we were that yesterday was Thursday, tour video release day! We love your videos, and as always, you put a smile on our faces, and make us laugh. Keep up the great work, and hope to see you out there some day!
Y’all are living my dream guys 🙂
Get out here, Sam!!
We rock a Dodge 2500
Love my EFS card, Ford 6.7l Diesel for the win
Nice! Love to hear it!
We had a F350 pulling a 35ft. Toy hauler. My husband wanted to get a dully but I takes him out of it. Not having the dully saved us a big headache in that we didn’t need to keep up on the extra tires. Having to also buy two more tires would cost a lot more money.
Hopefully you all have large trucks like a F350 because with the rigs you all are pulling you will find that anything smaller in the higher elevations the truck will not handle as good. The engine will need to work harder.
Also know that when your at 6000 ft elevation your generators won’t work as well.
HAPPY TRAVELING YA ALL.
We traded all our huge stuff for a smaller truck F150 and a 17ft pull behind trailer . We will be out west this summer and we’ll say hi to ya all if we happen to cross paths. We will let you know how much we like our down sizing. I’m sure when you reach our age you’ll be happy to down size as well. We will be 73 and 83 this summer. I’m the only driver, my husband is legally blind .
Stay safe out there
Love the powerstroke
When running in a convoy the slowest truck should set the pace because the rear truck will always run the hardest trying to keep up! CB radio would be better and just pick an unused channel instead of 19!
Over the years we have done many road trips that involved several trailers. Everyone in our family have CBs in their trucks, we have found them to be the best way to communicate between rigs. A few years ago we stopped in the big parking area just outside of Yellowstone to take a pic with all the kids and grandkids standing next to the Yellowstone sign. Some people walked up and asked us if we were filming a Dodge Commercial as everyone in our family own Dodge/Ram trucks, all pulling TT and 5th wheels. We told them, no, just our family on vacation. 😀 They were amazed. We have found that getting to where we are going and making potty stops isnt the big deal, its when 6-8 of us all pull into the RV Park at once, most RV parks do not have that may places to park while your checking in. So we have learned to stagger checkin in a bit. Safe travels everyone!! Sean & Angie
Hey my husband is very grateful that you had your channel transportation to Spanish he does not speak English but we are weekends worriers we love that style of life for a long time ,
No worries you guys are the Hanks they will get out with flying colors. HAPPY HANKSDAY EVERYONE
So glad we are not the only ones that occasionally make a wrong turn. Lol! Every trip actually. Love your video and glad you went over the diesel again. We had same concern about SS#. Good luck getting off campus.
It's rumored that Carl and Ney Ney are still stuck in that LSU parking lot. They just put their slides out until spring break
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Just camping out here at LSU haha!!
My husband and I look forward to our Thursday evenings with the Hanks. We're leaving our this coming Monday heading to Elgin Air Force Base Fl. We have a pull along Forest River 2021. His truck is 2019 Ford Lariat...we are new to camping and you guys give us so many great tips...hey Dex 🐆
Our Family and Club of RVer’s over 22 years of road life have used many different trucks The Diesel 4x4 FORDS have won. Also CB’s or radios are a must! HAM radios save lives. So many variables in every set up! Can’t wait to see the out come.
Keep the rubber side down.
Don't you guys have Cruise control in your trucks? Great way to keep a consistent speed.
Love you both and Dexter. Look forward to watching your channel every week!! ❤
Thank you for watching!
Haven’t commented in a loooong time “kids”! We still love you both and your channel!!!! 😘❤️😘
Thank you so much for watching, Greg!
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Because of you guys I got the open roads an love it. Thanks Hanks
Chuck, that's awesome- glad to hear you are saving $$
And another adventure begins. Hi Hanks and caravan buddies. Safe travels everyone
Thank you very much, Esther!
We're hauling with an F-450 DRW. Can't even tell I've got a 43' fifth wheel behind me. LOVE it!
Thanks Hanks!!! I was having withdrawals waiting for the video. As always informational and highly entertaining.
Thank you so much, Chris!
Total entertainment! Can't be wait to see what happens next, lol.
In convoys we always refer to the person in the back as the "Relief Valve". They change lanes and make it easier for everyone in front of them.
Towing a 41 foot 5th wheel toy hauler with 2018 RAM 3500 manual transmission and loving it
You’ve got the best looking truck hands down. You keep rocking the Denali
Thank you, we're partial! Haha
Another good vid, thx guys
Thank you, Todd!
Great to have radios, we've been using them for many years when we travel with others.
I have a '21 Flagstaff 36.5' four-slide 5th wheel, 12K, pull it with a 2018 Denali HD Duramax and I'm 100% happy with the whole setup. Diesel for the win, and 13.5 mpg towing at 70 mph, 22+ solo at 75 mph.
purchased an RV 2022 and towing it with a RAM 2017 dully with the Cumin's motor. I am happy with it.
Pull our 29RLI with a Ford F-250 7.3 L gas engine. Best has been 10.3 mpg. Tows like a dream. In NM traveling the state for 6 months. Lots of National Parks.
The ol 7.3 aren’t the most powerful, but it won’t back down to anything!
OMG!!! Caravaning and RVing at the same time!!!
Mind blown!!!!!
It's on my bucket list now!!!
Javier, you will not be disappointed!!
Looking forward to the caravan adventures! 🖖🏻😘👍🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for watching and keeping up! We appreciate you!
The LSU campus looks like a towing skill check. Cliff hanger video success! 👍
Skill check for sure! What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger haha
Will always run a GM truck over a Ford or Dodge. Just me. Would love to join that program, but any outfit that asks for SS# is a “no” go. That’s for yet another entertaining video. Thanks Hanks
Wayne, Agree with you on the SS number issue, no retail outlet is getting that from me ever. My condo fees come directly out of my bank account monthly and they don’t have nor need my SIN to do it either.
Is this the same fuel company that also wants access to your bank account for payment? 🍻
@@SpykersB They ask for either a checking or savings account number. I have 1 account that I keep a minimal amount in and its just for this, that way there's no way I'm going to lose a huge amount of money.
I went full time 2 years ago, not with a trailer but with a truck camper, and it was very tough to find a suitable truck at the time with low inventory leading to high prices, but I eventually ended up with a '17 Silverado 3500 HD High Country dually. My first truck and I went all out, Duramax and 6 speed Allison, and I couldn't be happier, it doesn't pull the most weight, but it drives like the camper isn't even on there.
Love it!! That sounds like a beast of a truck that you landed 😎 Nice work. Stay safe out there! Thank you for your great support in watching our videos - Kyle and Renee
You both are so funny, but Mrs Hanks could probably do stand up comedy. She is sooo funny!
We drive a Ford F450 Platinum Duly. We love it!
Same as you, basically, 3/4 ton HD2500 Z-71 4x4. Passin fords on every grade 15 miles to the gallon towing 22 - 26 empty depending on terrain. Exhaust brake is a must.
I have a class a motorhome. Thanks for the information you are such a great couple.
We've been coast to coast (well, third coast to west coast) in our Cougar 316RLS and Ram 2500 Cummins SRW. I'm looking forward to your trip details, should be really interesting. Happy trip, stay safe.
I have a gasoline-fueled Chevy Colorado Crew Cab, and I love the ride. I tows my small travel trailer (EPro 19BH) like a dream. I wish it had a different transmission, but all else is gold. MPG without trailer averages 19-20, while it hovers at 11-12 when towing.
I highly recommend the garmin rv gps and/or using TruckMap for your phone for simple navigation that puts you on roads cleared for your rig height and length.
Love y’all’s videos!! We recently joined the RV life and y’all have helped us out a ton! And by the way there’s no question which truck looks the best it’s the GMC all the way! Not even close!!! Nick and Sarah
Thank you so much and welcome! We're partial haha! Best of luck on your new adventure!
Looks like a lot of fun! Happy Camping!
Happy Camping!
Thank you.
Thank you Betty, we appreciate you!
2018 Ram Dually Long Bed Diesel, Pulling a 2019 Grand Design Reflection 5er, Luv my Ram
I've given up trying to caravan unless it's a very loose caravan like you guys have. I generally say lets meet here and everyone gets there at their own pace. Keep the good stuff coming guys.
RIP Carl and Ney Ney, that LSU disaster most certainly did them in. 🙏
we live in Baton Rouge, I apologize for all the craziness in our city.
i love watching your videos.
RAM!
Awesome 😎 videos Hanks n Ford Super Duty truck next
Nice cliffhanger you two! 🙂 We've been in that situation many-a-time too. After two years of debating (didn't want to spend the bucks), when we arrived home, we finally purchased the "Garmin TRUCK Navigator". This AFTER going in circles in Colorodo (of all places!), with no cell service. After the Garmin purchase, we haven't had that problem again - YET! The only way we got out of the Colorodo situation was with the "Rand McNally Motor Carrier's Atlas", which got us back on the correct main road (along with a trip to the nearest gas station to make sure we were right *chuckle*). Can't wait to see the conclusion on the mileage! I'm going with the Denali. The hubby hasn't taken a stand, but is really interested in seeing the GMC vs the Ford engine performances.
G.O.A.L. you got this!
Wow leave me hanging HEH! Now i have to wait until next Thursday to hopeful get results of the mileage comparison. Remember pulling weight play a be roll in the fuel mileage. safe travels.
Welcome to Big B R even us locals hate driving here !!
we always traveled in a caravan, we all run CB's, loved the end of your video, that was us last year..
Thank you, Kevin, it sounds like CB's are good to have!
awww man...I live in Baton Rouge...can't wait to see how you got out of that mess. I have a tall Jayco Pinnacle....I feel your pain.
I have a 05 F250 6.0 Powerstroke King Ranch that I use to tow our 30 ft toy hauler and it does fine. I don't push it I just cruise at 60-62 and like other people I also highly recommend a cb radio.
I bought a Garmin RV GPS just for the reason of google maps trying to take ways I shouldn’t go with my fifth wheel. I 100% suggest one.
And I bought mine because you told me about it, thank you
HAMMER DOWN !!!! Keep driving Nene
That's right, Chris!
Thanks you for the content always appreciated and looked forward to watching every week. Can't be easy while being nurses . Hope to see you on the road #hersheyshow
Oh dear the drama in the end. Nail biting!
It got intense!
nice video !!!
Thank you so much!
The intro is so cool😹😹❤️❤️
I think getting the walky talky's was a great idea.
2000 Dodge 3500 Diesle towing 25ft travel trailer .
Nice setup, David!
Hanks for everything- please can we have more hank time? 14 minutes? Neeeeeeed mooooooooore haaaaaaaaanks. Hanks a lot ✌🏻🇿🇦
And the adventure begins with a “Carl hanger” , can’t wait for next week!
Thank you for watching, Shawn!
I literally grew up around the LSU lakes! Baton Rouge traffic is the worst 😤 LSU is hard to navigate without a 5th wheel attached 🤪 Can’t wait for next week 🥰
We have a srw 6.2L gas F350. I've towed up to a 43' 5er @ 13K. Current rig is 36' /11K. I've cruised @ 70 mph a few times terrain allowing but typically hold between 60-65. Never once have I felt I needed a drw. There were times I wish I had a diesel but given how much we actually "camp", the cost justification wasn't there. I would say the worst part (aside from finding big enough gas stations) is the wife refuses to drive the truck. Towing or not. :)
Well now I'm not going to be able to sleep for a week wondering if you ever got out of the LSU campus, Thanks Hanks!
Your fine great truck you guys have. Run it.
I’m pulling with a 2021 GMC HD 3500 Long Box 4x4 Single rear wheels. Trailer is 2023 Jayco Seismic Luxury 4113. My truck pulls great!
My favourite truck is a RAM 3500. I did have one Ford F250. It was an OK truck, but like all Fords I had to be careful where I parked it on garbage pickup days.
General Motors ALL THE WAY👍
2022 F-250 Lariat Tremor, 6.7L Powerstoke!
You just got lucky pulling into the TA and there being available fuel islands. Most of the time there is a line
Seeing those RVs all together makes one realize how ironically-named they are.