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Our "Bread Box" broke. Is there a cabinet door for it ? Or should I make it from scratch ?

Great video , I never drink the fresh water.

Thank you for making that mistake - so that the rest of us don't have to! Several lessons learned! Appreciate it!

😂 Fun. But a beard is nice. Great short! I do like the new look. 😅

We have Roadtrek 190! Thank you! Been wanting to rip up the carpet as well. Great idea!

Nice job

I love your video's! You are so helpful and funny! I love that you show when you mess things up. It seems to always happen to me, making me want to quit. You persevere. I appreciate that you show it all!

Great Trip ❄️

please keep posting any and all jobs you do on RT, so helpful! thank you!

Excellent video

....... where did all these pink elephants come from ? 😂

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Very nice video! This is exactly how you do this repair. I had to replace the hose on my Roadtrek when I got it and it was a pain and I didn’t have an instructional video to go by. Nice job!

Thank you. I think I'm going to have to do this as my hose is pretty much stuck shut on the outer end. Now I know how it all fits together.

I saved this to my 'Roadtrek' playlist before I even clicked play. Hope I didn't jinx myself, Great video! Ugh, I hate working underneath these things, no ground clearance!

I own a 2003 Popular 190 and have a bit of experience with solar and would like to address one item. A risk in any installation is the positive + red wire running from the battery to some device becoming dead shorted to chassis, this could result in a fire and/or system damage. I advise all attachments directly to house battery bus, be fused. You can calculate your fuse size using Ohms law or just size it based on the max current recorded on the controller. An ideal instalation would have separate positive and negative bus bars in/near the battery compartment. This will allow for only one conductor attached directly to each battery terminal from the termination bus (for ease of disconnect) and a place to fuse branch circuits for the other devices. Fair motoring, Dan

Wow thank you for your tutorial I’m sure it will come handy with my 95 roadtrek 190 v

I hope you put the rack on the tailtrunk!

Thai drivers are the worst in the world

With both panels installed you were only getting about two amps?

You can use Bug Spray on it too 😊

What kind of Batteries do you use in your Roadtrek??

Nice video.

Thanks for a great tutorial. Simple when you know what you are doing.

A great tutorial. My RV tech said he has many of those to replace each spring. Apparently people blow out their system rather than using antifreeze and the air doesn't clear water from that area very well.

Good video. Thanks for sharing.

Is there anyway you could give me the contact info of your taxi driver Nan? I’m going to be in Thailand some time in April. I would love to have her as my driver. Thank you!

Good times!

Why don't you show all the lightnings the night before these wildfires started?! Who want to hide something?! These lightnings were over the same zones of these wildfires...

Just returned from a supposedly 5-star Grand Aston hotel in Varadero (AirTransat), which opened in Sept 2023. I can echo the sentiments this man has highlighted in this video and add a few more surprises. The Supply Chain in Cuba is non-existent. Constant shortages of every possible consumer goods that Canadians take for granted. The usual nostrums are bandied about "This Is Cuba". My counter-argument is China is also run by the CCP and they have an abundance of consumer products and no supply chain issues? I'm more annoyed because I was in Cuba 37 years ago at a Delta Hotel Resort East of Holguin and comparing now, to back then, the needle has not shifted. Nothing has changed in Cuba while China has rocked and also governed by a CCP! Grand Aston ran out of beer for 2 days, and coffee for 6 days and it was hilarious to witness the Canadians walking 500M to a variety store to purchase Vodka, gin, whiskey, beer, and coffee after shelling out $1000 a week for an all in vacation. The supply chain issue as well as Hotel Management issues are at the heart of the problem. Also, not nearly enough hotel staff available to handle 1000 guests weekly. The maintenance equipment provided to the cleaning staff was woefully inadequate (household brooms and mops) to clean up after guests so the floors get superficially cleaned but the heavy grime remains and sometime in the near future this Hotel will become dilapidated without serious maintenance. I saw ONE vacuum cleaner in 2 weeks and it was operated by a MAN with the female staff looking on. Pork and chicken were good but the beef was as tough as cowhide. Almost no leafy lettuce and never came across an onion or a piece of garlic and scarce butter. If you love powdered eggs you'll love Cuba as fresh eggs were available for 6 of the 15 days we were there, not to mention only 2 egg and omelet stations for 1000 guests (you get the picture of the size of the lineup for eggs). This situation is not just a Cuban Government issue the Hotel Chains and the Airlines MUST take proportionate responsibility for this debacle. I'll not be returning anytime soon although the people are very kind and decent and well meaningful and to some extent embarrassed to disclose just how poor they are for they are a proud people and rightly so. We left everything useful to a few of our favorite servers.

nice please stop moving the camera

Nice vid mate. Hope you enjoyed. Koh Chang is my fave place in Thailand

If you have more time, I would like to recommend you to visit Koh Mak, which is with Koh Chang. Koh Mak has peaceful nature and the sea is very beautiful.

That motorbike signal light, though. 😂

Solid inhalation of that Rack o' Ribs 👍

Solid Hostel experience👍

Solid Sunsets 👍

You can do without the music

Going to look at a 2004 Roadtrek 190 Popular tomorrow and have started to do some research. Glad I ran across your vlog. Not only was it informative, but also entertaining. Lol. Looking forward to more. Subscribed.

Add the rack

A coupling nut would work much more betterer than a stack of washers. Prolly cheaperer and environment may or may not thank you laterer.

I used magnets glued to the back of the lights, that way you can move them around or remove them altogether, but that's me.

Super awesome 😊!!

So funny

Wow. Amazing and thank you for sharing that climb and the view was beautiful. Am sure what you saw was even better than the camera can show. Wow

😊 like it!

This is a great video. I just came across your CZcams videos with a search for roadtrek. This will be great for me when the time comes for me to do any fixing! Thank you ( 99 dodge 190 p)

It was a pleasure to climb up there with you Dave. See ya next time buddy

Love my 71 90

So how has this repair held up? I had a castle nut and cotter pin in my 1999 Roadtrek to keep the center nut on the pivot bolt in position...I would expect the nut to loosen without something keeping it in place....perhaps your nut was a lock nut? Further, I did not have the spacer you showed. But my wobble problem was related to the threads on the bolt and nut having worn over time. So my fix was to replace both the center pivot bolt and nut; a process complicated by the fact that the head of the bolt was welded into the base and there was minimal to no access to cut away the weld and remove it. Thus required using the angle grinder to cut a window in the underside of the base, then cut the weld, then replace with a new bolt. Rather than a castle nut, I made the bolt long enough to accept two nuts that when tightened against each other locked them in place. Thanks for your video.