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Yea it was a decently sighting 😊

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Yes it is equipped with the standard tow/haul mode. On this model, when you start the engine, the default is that the Tow/Haul Mode turns on. You will need to manually turn it off you want it disabled. Since I normally drive this in the mountains, and where I live is pretty hilly, I almost always have it on when I drive. I do find it the ride to be smoother with Tow/Haul mode off, when I am in the city driving around at slow speeds.

Also wanted to note, that the Tow/Haul mode helps with both climbing hills and descending downhill by gearing down.

@@thebestfamilyoutdoorshow you still have to select gears even you’re in Tow/haul when descending?

@@jhonnelelegaspi7125 You don't normally have to select gears manually with Tow Haul Mode. From what I can tell by observation from driving is that it gears down more aggressively automatically when descending with tow/haul enabled. To elaborate a little more... I only gear down for extended long downhill runs so I don't end up riding my breaks as hard. For example, I do gear down to 3rd gear in some instances - Rogers Pass and Coquihalla. Those have extended downhill runs. Never really had to gear down to 2nd before. So to answer your question - No you don't have to select gears manually, but the option is there for you when you need to use it. I don't usually tow with my RV, but if I was to tow something, I would be more included to gear down manually on down hills. I hope that helps.

You buy the pass based on 'Zones'... Zones 1-3 allow you to travel within the city of Paris which is within the limits marked in yellow on the map. With zones 4-5, you will have access to Greater Paris region. You can go to Disneyland Paris and Versailles and its Chateau along with the Paris Airport. So yes, with the right level of Pass access you can get to most of Paris. I hope that helps.

That is 100% correct👍 Didn't realize I was saying fuse until rewatching it just now. I did put the description and title correctly though. Circuit breakers trip, fuses need to be replaced when blown.

Thank you for sharing. I am sure this is going to help a bunch of poor suffering souls out there. 👍

Thank you. Glad it made sense! 👍

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Thank you, glad the video was useful. 👍

Thank you! Cheers!

Most of my family doesn't watch this channel, which is okay. We haven't really relied on friends on family for views. Or perhaps it is because it was back in 2009 when we got married.

@@thebestfamilyoutdoorshow ok I see similar viewership views with other family videos. As seen online, some dance or funny wedding videos go viral. In any case, thanks for uploading wedding, travel, RV videos. It's fascinating to see how various families around the world have bonding experiences. Children will appreciate as they get older. Congrats on wonderful life journey ✨⭐💫🙏🎉

Yes Costco will either pro rate the battery or give you can exchange if it is within warranty. In my experience, Walmart (I bought Energizer and Everstart brand before) and Costo (Kirkland brand) are about the same price and quality for the 12v batteries. Both tend to last and die around the same time. I haven't scientically test it, but approximately.

@@thebestfamilyoutdoorshow ok thanks good to know since I usually get Walmart batteries since stores are everywhere.

Yep those will work too. Sometimes the build up is so hard that you need to scrap it off. You can probably scrap quite a bit off before you have issues. Replacing the terminals are pretty cheap too. But honestly I haven't thought twice about scrapping them, there are probably less abassive options like you mentioned. If a toothbrush combined with a cleaner or baking soda works, that is a very good method. Thanks for sharing 👍

@@thebestfamilyoutdoorshow thanks, I have been having issues keeping my terminals tight because some clamps have reached tightening limits. Seems battery connectors are made of soft lead. Auto stores also sell caps that allow tighter fit. I'm looking for minimal maintenance to save time. Continued blessings

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I am glad this helped. Believe me... I get your frustration 👍

No problem. Glad it helped. 👍

That is true for all of them I bought actually. They all came with a wire tap. I just didn't end up using it. They both work well I believe because another person commented saying they used the wire tap method successfully. So which ever method you go with should be OK. Wire tap will for sure avoid cutting the cable. Appreciate you commenting! Camera install status update - I did 5 of these installs and they are working fine. So the product itself still doing its job. 👍

It wasn't so bad actually. Mid trip we took a couple of days and hung out with some family in Paris so it was a nice break. I think the key was to not do back to back long days. For example, we hit Disneyland Paris one day. That wore us out pretty bad from all the walking. So the next day we relaxed and enjoy just eating food. Kids can be a pain sometimes on these trips, but each trip, they are getting better and better. What really helps is when my the dad, carries everything for everyone - fortunately I am still strong enough at this age. - That way they can enjoy go a bit further. Everyone had a great time though. In my head, those memories will love forever. Well worth it ❤️ What did you like most about Paris?

Thanks for the tips! We love the Marais area and people watching, we live in Australia so our architecture is so different. We love all things French, shopping, the markets, the art! It’s a place I cry when I leave. I only feel that way about Melbourne.

It cost approximately $1500 Canadian for the repair. Half was parts the other half was labor. I was fortunate that the driver side manifold was fine, or it would have been double. Since the repair the unit has been driving perfectly.

I do not. All I really do I drain the tanks every season, and fill them back up when I use them again with pottable clean water. Where I live RV season is about 4 to 5 months in the year. So I usually dewintetize late may and winterize it back in late September. There are some chemicals you can dump in the tank to sanitize, but I haven't used these. For water usage patterns. We cook and clean with the water. But drinking I recommend bottled water or you boil the water first. Hope that helps.

@@thebestfamilyoutdoorshow it does, your videos have been very helpful for our new (to us) Thor Majestic 28A. Thx alot !

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No problem. I am glad you found value in the video. 👍

We went during low season so it was quite a bit cheaper.

Lucky you. One of these days maybe I will be fortunate enough to retire in a nice place like that. 👍

It was a pretty cool eye opener. I was honestly mind blown by how much memorization was done. I imagine you need to live and breath K-pop to be this good. 👍

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Thank you. I really appreciate the support and kind words. 👍

Glad I could help!

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That's great, I hope you had a great time. How was it in April? How was the weather? In October when we went, it rained super hard almost nightly, but by morning it was sunny skies and super hot. Everything would dry up naturally once the sun came out. We stayed at the resort mainly so the nightly rain pour wasn't so bad, but I would imagine being a huge factor if I was 21 years old and looking to go bar or night club hopping.

I am not sure, I have had a few come off. I will investigate and get back.

Hey I am not sure why that happened. If all the running lights are off, it could be a fuse that has tripped. I am not 100% sure on this one but I think the fuse you want to check is the one for the tail lamp circuit, the one you want to check is Fuse 22 or F22 which should be a 15 amp fuse. This is located in the interior fuse panel. This is the panel behind the foot brake or emergency brake. You can usually tell if the fuse is blown by visual inspection. Most of the time if a fuse blows you can see the metal piece in the middle broken. I hope this fixes your problem.

I just read it a bit more carefully. So only the top 3 on the right died. That is odd and I am not sure why if that is the case. A few steps I would recommend is reversing the changes you did and see if the lights come back on. If not, perhaps use a multimeter and check if you are getting power to the lights. If there is power and the lights are not on, then the lights somehow broke. If there is no power, then maybe the fuse is blown or there is some wiring issues. Again, I am just really guessing. I do not know why only some of the lights would work but not all. I think all the running lights, front top and back top all are one fuse.

Hey thanks for sharing your experience. Most of the RV units I have seen have show full as 2/3 ish mainly because you are suppose to only will Propane tanks to 80%. There is a rule called the 80% filling rule. But if your propane value is really busted and showing 2/3's then haha, but one thing to note, the propane tanks can go quite a while at EMPTY before it is actually empty, but I also bet you have learned to guess and gauge manually. Also - I have had a valve and gauge changed once. It was 250$ CND... for the Valve + 30 minutes labor. The valve was stuck on tight I tell ya. Figured share that with you incase your valve ever got super busted. I hope you the units keeps purring for you to enjoy. 👍👍🙌🙌

Thank you, maybe of these days I will get lucky 👍🙌

Thank you for the kind words. I am glad you found it helpful. This unit I feel is very reliable with a few modern updates.

A lot sure has gone down in the past half decade for sure.

You are welcome. I appreciate your support👍🙌

Hi @bobbi-jeancharlton2041 thank you for your kind words. What currency is the 35K? Also, did you note the KMs on the RV you are purchasing? My number one advice is to make sure you test the water system. When buying in winter, it maybe hard to, but this will be a costly repair if the pipes or hot water tank has leaks.

@thebestfamilyoutdoorshow It's in canadian dollars, and I can't remember the kilometers, but I can check with the seller. I live in Victoria BC, so maybe they've started the system up. I found another same year, just a different model name. The one for 35k is a "Majestic" private sale, and the other is an "Adventurer" at Arbutus RV dealers. That one is considerably more 55k.

@@thebestfamilyoutdoorshow hello, again. The RV has 268,000 km on her.

Hey generally speaking there might be somethings that will appear. - It is common to see front shocks swapped to new ones. However you cold ride on old shocks of they are not broken. - Manifold issues. I had some bolts snap at 240K ish. Not a big issue to repair. - If the engine does blow for whatever reason it would be about 10k to 12k to rebuild a V10 and a little less for a V8. But you should be good for a while. Being that you are buying at 268K. Everything else has been pretty good besides things I would consider as regular maintenance. I do sealing checks once a year for the roof and exterior in spring. Let me know if you have any specific questions I will try to answer them.

You're welcome! I am glad it helped.

Retiring there would be a dream come true for me.

Right in your backyard

I have not installed a TV. I mainly have gone with Tablets and they were fine. I am finding it very hard to fine a spot though visually. Above the entrance door might be okay for a small one. For me I always thought that I would ceiling hang a small light modern TV with some ceiling mount flip down system. There are beams you can screw into that would surely hold a light modern TV. I have tapped into this beams from the outside top of the roof for a solar install and they are solid.

@@thebestfamilyoutdoorshowHave you done any videos of your solar install. I am buying a 2018 next week and plan on putting one of those lifetime roofs on it, but want to add solar first, so that the bars are sealed.

@@webermock I did actually, but didn't end up getting to posting it. I will post one soon and hope it is in time for your install. If you got any specific questions I can try to answer it here.

@@webermock There are beams you can drill into. I will try to get you the dimensions