I appreciate all of your videos especially the 23FBT. This series is great for teaching newbies. Thank you and your wife for taking the extra time to produce these videos.
Great videos. After turning on the water I always walk through, turn on all the faucets & then off as well as check connections & water heater to check for leaks. Especially the first of the year making sure of no freezing issues.
Great job, Chad! I especially appreciated your tips on backing into your site. You should do a whole video on backing and parking, and perhaps do a series on step by step hitching and unhitching with different types of set ups. As a newbie I found those two things were the most difficult: backing up the trailer, and hitching/unhitching/leveling. Keep up the helpful and fun videos!!
This video is awesome 👍🎉 I loved watching the kind hearted poking fun interplay between the two of you, and leaving the fun mistakes on the video. I watched this video for entertainment and I enjoyed it, thanks 🙏
Your honesty and everyday guy (and gal) explanations on these are greatly appreciated. Would you feel comfortable towing a 27 across the country in a late model Chevy 1500? Thx. Just subbed.
Please don’t ever plug a 30/50 amp cord in when the power is live. It is way to easy to touch the big blades on the male plug and electrocute yourself. Always power down on big power sources until all connections are solid.
It's 2nd power input, which I think they use to call it the generator input. It was only on the 30 amp Airstreams, but Airstream stopped doing it in the 2021 model year.
I appreciate all of your videos especially the 23FBT. This series is great for teaching newbies. Thank you and your wife for taking the extra time to produce these videos.
Our pleasure!
Thank you, Chad and your sweetheart camera operator 😅 This is much better than merely talking through the process or reading about it -very helpful.
Thank you for your kind words and for watching our videos!
Great info. More important you guys do well as a team! Shows you being a great man and trustworthy. I enjoyed the video. Need more Rosie!
Thank you! And I agree, we need more Rosie!!
Great videos. After turning on the water I always walk through, turn on all the faucets & then off as well as check connections & water heater to check for leaks. Especially the first of the year making sure of no freezing issues.
That's a good idea!
Great job, Chad! I especially appreciated your tips on backing into your site. You should do a whole video on backing and parking, and perhaps do a series on step by step hitching and unhitching with different types of set ups. As a newbie I found those two things were the most difficult: backing up the trailer, and hitching/unhitching/leveling. Keep up the helpful and fun videos!!
We're going to do a video with me teaching Laura how to tow and back our Airstream!
This video is awesome 👍🎉 I loved watching the kind hearted poking fun interplay between the two of you, and leaving the fun mistakes on the video. I watched this video for entertainment and I enjoyed it, thanks 🙏
Glad you caught the fun mistakes! We like to keep it real, even if it's by accident. 😂
Thanks, Chad! These past two videos have been very helpful.
You're welcome! We're glad you like them!
Thanks for a great. Second in the series video.
You're welcome!!
I watched both parts, invaluable information.
Thank you for watching both parts, we're glad you found the information valuable!
Great video. Thanks.
You are welcome!
Your honesty and everyday guy (and gal) explanations on these are greatly appreciated. Would you feel comfortable towing a 27 across the country in a late model Chevy 1500? Thx. Just subbed.
27' with 1500 might be a little much for across the country. For cross country I think you're safe with 2500 or F250. Thanks for subscribing!
Please don’t ever plug a 30/50 amp cord in when the power is live. It is way to easy to touch the big blades on the male plug and electrocute yourself. Always power down on big power sources until all connections are solid.
Great point! I've never thought about that, but you're right!
Chad what is the port on the front of your Flying Cloud? It almost looks like another smart plug
It's 2nd power input, which I think they use to call it the generator input. It was only on the 30 amp Airstreams, but Airstream stopped doing it in the 2021 model year.
I ordered a Tradewind but am conflicted about tow vehicle to buy. F250 or new hybrid Tundra?
F250 with a Gen Y Boss hitch!
Also, congratulations on your Trade Wind!
Great job again Chad … but real men don’t wear gloves for sewer hook up 😅
Hahaha
Love your videos and learn a lot from you, but always do your sewer last! That should be the last thing you touch…IMO
Great point!