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Thank you! This was filmed in April of 2023 on our way to Alaska. All of our California content was put on hold in order to get to the Alaska content more quickly, so we are just now circling back to share those videos. We appreciate you watching!

We don't know exactly, but we estimate somewhere between 800 and 1000 pounds.

We always find it fascinating how quickly the terrain can change in a relatively short distance! Thank you for continuing to watch!

Hey, now that is a great idea! At least we would have a sweet reward from all that hard work! 😀

We are happy you found the channel also! Thanks for watching!

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Thank you very much. Blessings to you as well.

Thank you! California is a beautiful place!

We hope that our travels will someday take us back that direction so we can fully experience the river and all its attractions!

Thank you! We sold our beloved Alaskan to a family member. While we love the Bigfoot brand and the space of the trailer, we miss the go-anywhere ability of a truck camper! We haven't ruled out returning to a truck camper at some point in the future.

We haven't studied that configuration a ton, but from what we can tell, there is still a limited amount of storage on the driver's side beside the recliners that you may be able to use. Otherwise, our best suggestion would be in the storage area under the bed.

Cool! We wish we could have seen some!

We couldn't agree more! We were so impressed with the view from that campground and the Alabama Hills were amazing. We love the west!

The scenery along the Alaska Highway was spectacular! It was a great drive!

We are glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!

We saw a lot of heating oil for sale in the far north, so we are sure that is a common fuel for winter heat in some areas, but we aren't sure about Dawson City specifically. We were in Minnesota along the North Shore a couple of weeks ago! Our videos run quite behind, but there will be one from there in the coming months. Stay tuned!

We are sorry to hear about your health issues, but glad you are enjoying traveling along with us. Thank you for subscribing and watching! We filmed this video in early September of 2023.

Thank you for the nice comment and thanks for watching!

Thank you! We are glad you enjoyed it!

It is a remarkable place and we had great weather! We are really glad we went in early spring. We can't imagine being there in the heat of summer!

Thanks for the tip!

Wow! Thank you so much. We try hard to do our research before making a video, but will admit that we don't always get it exactly right. It is good to know that this time we were (mostly) successful!

Thanks for sharing your story. I was in Dawson 1 time and have left my heart there. What a wild untamed land that is. Thanks again for taking me along with you.​@@AlaskanRamTravelAdventures

We are sure it is beautiful! Have a great summer!

We hope we have a good summer😊

Sounds like you had an amazing trip, as did we! It is such a beautiful area and we are so happy we had the opportunity to see it!

Thank you! The weather change happened in a matter of minutes. We were shocked at how quickly it changed!

Wow! You probably have some good stories!

Thanks for watching! We also had never given much thought to Crater Lake, but it is a phenomenal place! We are so glad we had the chance to go!

We wish we had a better way to describe just how quickly the weather changed. It was unreal! With snow all around it was difficult to really tell how much we were snowshoeing on, but we felt like it was a lot!

It was a gorgeous place! Thanks for watching!

We traveled the Cassiar in September of 2023 on our way back to the lower 48 from Alaska. We did not have reservations. We took our chances and never had a problem getting a camp site, but that was a different time of year, and if everyone is being diverted that way, it is likely to be much more busy now. We hope it works out for you! It is a beautiful drive!

We almost had similar issues when we drove the Alaska Highway in May of 2023. It was closed for a couple of days due to fire, but opened back up just about the time we were heading through there. Both the Alaska Highway and the Cassiar are beautiful drives, so you can't go wrong with either one!

We hope it fixes the problem!

Hello Pete and thanks for watching. Are you using a neutral to ground bonding plug with your generator when connecting the generator to the trailer? If you are using a surge protector along with your generator, you will need one of these devices to allow the trailer to accept the generator power. We use an inexpensive one from Amazon. I have created an Amazon affiliate link you can use to direct you to it. amzn.to/3Uy4vD6 This gets plugged into one of the electrical outlets on your generator and you plug the trailer into the other empty electrical outlet. This device electrically ties the neutral and ground terminals together in the generator output to simulate shore power. Let us know if you have questions or need a different solution.

We were bummed that Superior was closed, too. We were really looking forward to trying it out!

Doesn't that sound healthy??

Yeah, we will take a pass on that one, too! Isn't it amazing what they thought was healthy in the past?

Thanks for dropping us a comment. The Lithium battery isolator accomplishes a few things...It keeps the Lithium house batteries from running down your starter battery when the engine is not running (isolates the two systems). The device also prevents over-heating of your engine's alternator. If you run large gauge wires from your Lithium batteries to your alternator, you will want to limit the rate of charge to prevent premature failure of the alternator from over-heating. The Lithium battery/s will accept current at a much faster rate than lead acid, putting additional strain on the alternator from the increased current flow. The LI-BIM device we use limits the strain on the alternator by cycling on-off-on the charging current to the Lithium house battery/s. However, if you are only charging through the 7-pin trailer connector with small 10GA wires, you may not need to limit the charge current. The small wire size will automatically reduce the current flow. If you are just connected to the alternator thru the 7-pin connector, you will also either need to disconnect the 7-pin trailer connector from the tow vehicle during times when the engine isn't running, or you will need to use a battery isolator like the LI-BIM we mention.

Thanks for subscribing and watching! We have a laundry hamper that sits in the corner of the bedroom which holds most of our dirty laundry. If that gets too full before laundry day, we will transfer some of it into another laundry bag that we will then put in the cab (backseat area) of the truck.

Thanks for watching!

We had heard that it can get pretty slick when wet, so we were watching the weather very carefully and only considered taking the route when we saw a clear weather window. We are so glad it worked out for us. It was gorgeous and we loved getting into a more remote area!

It is a beautiful drive! We so wish we were going back this year, too!

@@AlaskanRamTravelAdventures ToTW, the Campbell and the Cassiar this year. Depending on weather. The first two suck when it's muddy.

Thanks for watching!

These days, integrating technology is almost necessary! While we have taken many steps to make the Bigfoot "smart" many other rigs we have seen are much more advanced. There is so much that can be done!