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I noticed before the video starts it shows the stabilizers set down on concrete blocks .. you should never ever set your stabilizers down or your jacks down or anytype of landing gear straight down on to concrete blocks.. you should put the concrete block down and then piece of 2x6 or 2 pieces of 2x4 side by side ontop of the concrete block then your stabilizer or jacks set down on that.. metal on concrete can cause and does make the concrete block break/crack over time ive seen it happen.. not a pretty sight

I have a truck camper ,it has a sureflow pump. The pump works but dose not pump water, I don't think it has a filter on it. Could the pump be clogged ?

Why i have boiling hot water at times then days just barly warm. Then days hot again

Great video. Thank you.

Great video! Many have the same water heater and in my unit there is a 2nd electric switch for the heater inside the trailer that needs to be switched on as well.

I had Goodyear Endurance tires on my tandem axle boat trailer. They lasted for 6 years and, honestly, they look like I could get at least another year out of them. But with a road trip coming up, it's just not worth the risk. I went to order another set and they were out of stock. I am going with Carlisle tires this time. The price is much better and the reputation seems to be almost as good. Thanks for posting.

Atwood G6A-7 will lite and burn maybe 10 minutes a the gas valve 91602 will click and the burner and pilot goes out. I have changed the gas valve and thermocouple twice and the burner tube assembly once. What is going on? Thanks

I have a shurflo water pump, 7.5 amps 55psi, to use on an off grid solar system. I have my solar system set up, but i dont know what i need to install exactly, between the pump and the battery

So what do i need in-between my battery and the water pump? What kind of fuse block or fuse? What kind? Anything else in between?

Hey ive been at an rv park for 2 month. This morning i heard crackling sound outside and noticed the watwr heater was on as well as the switch and it was coming from that. Ive never used the hot water and im not hooked up to the water as i have a leak right now. Why would it automatically turn on like that after 2 months thats never happened. Was super hot at the valve

On Demand is a NIGHTMARE for boondocking. We just bought a brand new 2024 Keystone Rv Springdale with a on demand system. It is definitely annoying. I talked to the dealer and they say you just have to deal with the air gap that needs to be purged to get it running. Not amused. This isnt going to be useful for boondocking.

My problem is I think that it’s tripping the breaker inside of my camper because it’s so fucking hot outside

I have a tankless hot water heater. My experience has been. I can leave the water running, but mine only stays hot for a few minutes and then it goes cold and then it goes hot and then it goes cold. Got any ideas?

question. inside my camper attached to my water heater is a plug and an outlet. What is it for?? Does it mean my water heater works with electric if I have it plugged in. It is located where the bypass valves are. Thank you

Well my problem is I just bought this RV. It's a 2007 Dutchmen Grand Junction fifth wheel it has gas and electric water heater. I haven't looked at it yet but I hooked the water up after the power company had put the meter in then I noticed the switch was turned on so there was power going to the camper before I had the water turned on I have not looked to see if there's a switch in there or not I just hope it didn't burn anything up while I was gone. I am an unfamiliar territory with these things. I just hope the person before me had the switch turned off to the electric water heater when it gets daylight I will check it out I guess but I was there for an hour and there was still no hot water

Thanks

We do a lot of higher altitude boon docking. Ie, filling at sea level and camping at 4k, 5k, or 6k feet. Do you ever have problems with tank in altitude change, with no venting available (since the valve is closed while moving)? As this process is much simpler than replumbing the vent hose on my heritage glen

The only time I leave the gray tank open is when we shower other wise the valve stay closed

Thank you for the video. It really clears up a lot of us. But when you were talking about the 30 amp switch tripping, were you talking about the 30 amp switch in the rv or the 30 amp switch at the rv electrical hook up box at the campground? It's the outside electrical 30 amp switch that keeps tripping for us today. I love the tips about turn off what you aren't using.

Mine doesnt have that switch outside

Very helpful and clear explanation. Thanks!

My pump doesn't seem to be drawing water from the tank

Funny thing, I just used my 25 gallon Blue Boy for the first time and why did they put the dump valve on the right side? Every RV Dump Station is on the left…so I have to unhook it and turn it around to dump…

I use marine grease for my axlles& used it on my hitch ball cause it is waterproof and not affected by water

I had Castle Rock China bombs. Doesnt matter how well you maintain or keep air pressure, they'll blow prematurely. I had 2 blowouts in the same trip. I put on the Goodyear Endurance. Get those China bombs asap.

If I’m hooked up to city water, will the water tank for the heater automatically fill up? Pop up camper owner here too…not sure if the same concepts apply.

Clear and specific information. Great.

My problem is my camper breaker keeps flipping not the house breaker

Just curious, do you think the stabilizers should be put down before or after opening slides? Or does it not make a difference?

Thanks for the info.

Recently we had an issue with keeping the temp cool in Rv. At night we set it at 72, in the morning we knew we were leaving the dogs for a few hours so i set the temp down to 65. Temp outside were reaching into the 90’s. I noticed on my MARCELL temp monitoring system after an hour that the temp in the Rv rose to 75, again i checked in an hour and it rose to 80. Obviously we headed back to Rv to see what was going on and to be sure dogs were ok. We arrived and sure enough the temp rose to 85. Dogs were fine, we had left fans blowing also so they were ok. I was able to contact my RV tech to ask for advice and he suggested that we check the coils from inside the Rv to see if they were frozen. They were, solid block. We turned off ac for 3 hours to melt the ice then turned ac back on lowering in increments of 5 degrees at a time. We eventually got the Rv temp down to normal 74. My tech told me that these ac units can’t maintain the 65 degree temp we set it at because of the high temps on the outside of the camper. That the range is usually 20 difference. My question is is this correct information? What can we expect from our AC? It is a 2023 Cougar 25RDS, with a Coleman Mach AC unit. Not sure on the number. Any help with this would be appreciated…..thanks in advance Pam

NEVER EVER put a shutoff valve in the suction of a pump. The pump may be designed to run dry but still, NEVER DO THIS!

This has some great information, thank you!

My water is not very hot it is like lukewarm what is wrong with it

I use the 3 in 1 stuff except for the slide. My slide is a lippert and the stated to use CRC power lube with PFTS. Another thing I do is use the Rubber Protectant on the seals around the entry door and the storage compartments.

The problem I'm having is my pump is not turning off when I stop using the water.

Does the water tank have to be empty?

Can you leave hot water heater on all day and how long does it take to heat up

When you installed the inverter under your bed, did you put some type of venting so it doesn’t get too hot? If so, does that venting go in your camper and does that heat up your camper?

Its the bootysnapple song NICE!

Thank you

It would be more engaging if you take your sunglasses off.

Lubrication, not lubricated. Duh

How heavy are these to be able to lift into the back of my truck

Buy a grey water cap with a garden hose connection, and drain your GW at night.

Actually one other choice would be a custom hybrid - if you've got enough bay space or can trailer a unit you could have have both methods and select the option on-site.

Your only other choice is Limit your showers, and water conservation using body wipes etc are the alternative and premade sprays for dishes or paper cups /plates for the firepit.

Great video I checked my resistance on the new heating element I installed at it measure 10.3 just lime your video I still don't have hot water on the electric side. Any help would be appreciated

Excellent! Thanks!

Can you leave the tankless WH on all the time at the temperature control panel, or does it need to be turned off each time after usage, as the traditional tanked ones?