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Just did the power plug replacement today and your video played a huge roll. The PEX cutter was HUGE!!! What a beautiful tool and did the job perfectly. Thanks so much for all the great info!!!!!

Nice to see u again. Well done and keep up the good work mates.

Great job guys

This was a fun project. @ayeartovolunteer projects do so much good work for our state parks.

Great video of a Great project.

Any concerns with the additional weight of the new pads?

Love that it's aerobic and low impact!!

Thanks Shar but I'll have t stick to my 10 speed bike, I just have to get somewhere where there is better places to ride. That, combined with working on apartments should keep me OK until this winter when I can ride on some trails somewhere. Keep the good stuff coming.

Great routine to get me moving each day 👏🏻

I added one to the 2015 Winnebago Via (25" motorhome on a Sprinter chassis) before we even left the lot where we purchased it. We were able to spend a couple of days on the lot to check out systems before returning to OH form western NY. We've owned two travel trailers with roof top AC units and a Newmar Bay Star with their closed AC system (ac units don't open to the motorhome) and the Coleman Mach AC on the Via is pumping out the coldest air we've ever experienced. The noise reduction is very good and I hear a definite change in the frequency range after installing the Silencer. I believe that the best results depend on being very thorough with the sealing of any leaks with the aluminum foil tape. I used what was included with the Silencer as well as part of another roll of tape I purchased. Thanks for posting the video, and I would encourage any owner of an RV to consider installing the Silencer. Their not cheap, but the "cool" benefits will make you glad you spent the $$$.

Just ordered 9 inch rounds for a '23 Tiffin 37BA - 31,340 pounds at last weigh. Original pads are so mushroomed that snap pads won't stay attached.

Glad ur back. We tried to work with you in Oklahoma a long while back, but sadly life got in the way. Be safe and enjoy

You guys are awesome. We hope the auction goes well. I know there are a few items we will be bidding on.

We will be bidding on this! Thanks for sharing.

Yes please and thank you! We will be getting this! Thanks!

Thx for the video... I've seen similar videos. Things to be done seem to be quality issues from the manufacturer from the get go.

Well guys October of next year is a little too long term planning for me right now but who knows. I'll have to check out the auction. Keep the good stuff coming.

Just a note for those not familiar with decibels. A 3 db drop in noise is considered to be half the noise so an 11 db drop is 93.75% drop in noise. Pretty impressive! I'm not sure I want 41 degrees in the bathroom, it could make things pretty chilly. Keep the good stuff coming guys.

You don’t need the noodles if you crank down the arms enough!

Do you have to charge each battery separately or can you charge an array? Thx

Some simple techniques to get rid of pain. Thank you!

Great information again

I volunteered there last year 2023? after watching this video for a few months; time flies! Have friends nearby to visit & stay with while getting medical care at UF. Fixing frozen pipes, cleaning pens, replacing hammocks, planting, they have so much to do maintaining the facility. Maybe get back there next year.

We have a Montana 5th wheel and experienced a part failure for the hydraulic system. Getting a knowledgeable tech to come to the rv was a NIGHTMARE. The extended or manufacturer warranty refused to cover it on site. And the tech was a good 'ol-boy selling & swapping parts until he found the problem. And warranty did pay! They didn't want to pay for a tow truck & damages. So now, we are well versed in how to bypass the control panel to retract the slides or raise the jacks. Or both. Never expected to have a second failure! Definitely have a spare on hand now! It's an insurance (fingers crossed!) we won't need it. (Part # 421484 RV Auto Leveling System)

"Schoolie style" 😂😂 that's funny. Glad you were prepared, like all good Sailors are!

I love it when a plan comes together. Being prepared and being able to fix problems yourself is such a wonderful thing.

do you have other videos on the Gulf Stream, like changing the front head lights?

Thanks for the information we own the same rig and love it.

Amazing! Definitely need to try it!

Looks delicious. Thanks for sharing that recipe.

3-5 stab method. Look it up! I drove a semi truck for over a year with not much of an engine brake. Used the 3-5 stab method coming down Parley on I-80 from Park City to Salt Lake City Utah and never smoked the brakes. Your mistake was riding the brakes. Learn the 3-5 stab method and that will never happen again.

My dogs are perfect 😇

I'm in. Got my 5 today.

I get my weekly workout just making the bed in my rv. 😂

Great to see you again. I helped at a state park in Alabama years ago . At that time, it was Eric and Danielle, but no more Danielle. Now it's Eric and Sharon. I'm still RVing and was sailing for a bit. Hope you guys are doing well, and I can see us running into you again sometime.

Yup, we are in. Nothing like a challenge to get us motivated. 😅

100% down for the challenge - great job making the variety of exercises so accessible for all abilities!

Can't I just ride my bicycle for 5 or 10 miles or maybe swim some laps? Keep the good stuff coming guys.

I've had a few brake related incidents, 1 human error + 1 mechanical failure. Once, I got to my destination and backed into my parking spot. When I back up, I turn down my electric brake controller. When it came time for me to leave, I forgot to turn the brakes back up. I was in the city, was approaching a red light on wet pavement, and I ended up locking up the brakes on all 4 wheels on my truck, stopped just before entering the intersection. Quite dramatic. What was funny, there was a cop sitting at the intersection, and he just starred at me for a while until he got the green light and left. I turned my trailer brakes back up, issue solved. Another time, lucky for me it was dry pavement, I was approaching an intersection when my cab lights began to flicker, my gauges died, and the cab filled with smoke, and then the engine shut down. What's bad about that is, no engine = no power steering, and on my truck, my brakes are hydroboost, so no power steering = no brake pedal. Having lost electric power, my trailer had no brakes either. Lucky for me, I maintain my truck as best as possible, and I still had the parking brake, so I locked up the drive wheels on my truck and avoided catastrophe. Turned out that the main wire to the engine's starter rubbed against an engine mount and shorted out that it melted both batteries into plastic goo. Just for reference, my trailer (about 9,000 lbs) is about 1.5X heavier than my truck (5,700 lbs)

New brake time, the smoke is actually your wallet smoking.

Outdoor entertainment is very disruptive....tv's, radios, blow up movie screens. Some people think everyone wants to hear there stuff. People, kids walking through your campsite.

Thanks to everyone for the great comments so far. We're pretty safe on the road but this was a big screw up. If you're an RVer, definitely read some of the great comments below.

if you would have hit your brakes hard and then let off. they will not get hot. it id from riding them. that cause the problem

Wow! That happened to us on the same trip. We left Escapade Sunday heading out and for the first time it happened to us. It was speed for us…my husband didn’t use the engine break enough, but also was going to fast.

People who buy m/h with air brakes and no nothing about how the work, just amazes me. Take a class about how they work, how to check, and how to adjust them when needed. You guys are a menace on the road. I'd be ashamed to post my ignorance on CZcams as you did.

Thanks so much for the reminder. Yep, complacency has bitten us before.

Now that the brake material has been overheated the brake linings are probably glazed and possibly cracked. Should have them inspected. Next the axle bearings were also overheated along with the grease seals. Don't be surprised if you have an axle grease seal fail soon. Next the tires were overheated and compromised. Don't be surprised to have a tire failure soon. I have almost 2 million miles driving Class 8 Semi Tractor Trailers. Seen it all, or almost all. Oh, warped brake drums more appear soon. Good luck.

South Pass. I’ve been over it Southbound out of Lander, loaded with Sheetrock. It’s a long steady pull for sure, but I didn’t think it was 7%. I’m a truck driver. It amazes me watching people drive their RV’s the same way they drive their Cadillac’s.

60 mph down a 7% grade Your are crazy!!!!!

Man, glad you guys are good. I recently decided to get back to using my checklist. I almost forgot to pin my hitch. Complacency is a killer. You all be safe and hope to see you soon.