@@thejagfamily08 Yes model railroading can be expensive. A son in law of mine got me a couple simple model cars last Christmas (at a goodwill store) and it’s been maybe 40 years since I modeled and now my focus is on model cars and pickups. Average $25 / $30 and maybe $15 for rattle can paint versus $200 + for a locomotive. Don’t get me wrong though, I still dabble in model railroading but little less spending
It's to bad your having issues with that backsplash. I really like the colors and it looks great. I was thinking about doing the same thing. Thanks for sharing! Steve
Nice! What truck did you use to tow this camper? We have a 2021 Honda Ridgeline with a 5000 towing capacity and this is the camper that we are really looking to consider. Do you think oir truck can tow this canper? Thanks!
We use a Dodge Ram, however the first vehicle we used was a Ford edge CUV which had a 3500 lb max towing weight. Which this camper is 4,000 wet so we really had to watch our weight. It pulled it but not well. I feel like you should be okay with a 5000 lb pulling weight you still have to be careful what you put in it.
Wire loom, great tip. I like the door strut, I usually hold ours open with my head. I like the backsplash. Nice upgrades! Thanks for sharing.
The wire loom has worked out great! Definitely a must have. Thanks for watching!
Great upgrades Joe, you certainly keep up with the latest gadgets 😊😎
It's just like model railroading, so many cool and expensive gadgets
@@thejagfamily08 Yes model railroading can be expensive. A son in law of mine got me a couple simple model cars last Christmas (at a goodwill store) and it’s been maybe 40 years since I modeled and now my focus is on model cars and pickups. Average $25 / $30 and maybe $15 for rattle can paint versus $200 + for a locomotive. Don’t get me wrong though, I still dabble in model railroading but little less spending
Cool upgrades Joe!
Yeah the cool thing is we just sold it lol bought one with more upgrades
@@thejagfamily08 right on!
4:23 Puppy!!!
He was like..let me sleep
It's to bad your having issues with that backsplash. I really like the colors and it looks great. I was thinking about doing the same thing. Thanks for sharing! Steve
We really liked it too. Not sure why they aren't sticking well. Half was okay, and the other half never took. Thanks for stopping by!
Dude! this is great stuff! Thank you for posting.
Would you be so kind to point in the right direction for the water deflectors and door strut?
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@@thejagfamily08 Thank you SIR!!
Moochdocking, Is that the same thing as squatting, just without a blue tarp?
Lol exactly! It's all free until they kick you out for having a blue tarp
We have this exact camper and would love to swap the thermostat. Where did you get yours? And the door strut? Thanks.
Emerson 1E78-140 Non-Programmable... www.amazon.com/dp/B00204WWGE?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
RV Designer H277, Door Support... www.amazon.com/dp/B009HQ7X6W?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Nice! What truck did you use to tow this camper? We have a 2021 Honda Ridgeline with a 5000 towing capacity and this is the camper that we are really looking to consider. Do you think oir truck can tow this canper? Thanks!
We use a Dodge Ram, however the first vehicle we used was a Ford edge CUV which had a 3500 lb max towing weight. Which this camper is 4,000 wet so we really had to watch our weight. It pulled it but not well. I feel like you should be okay with a 5000 lb pulling weight you still have to be careful what you put in it.