Where did you find the faucet because I can't seem to find one like that

Check the data on the glove box door it has all of that information!

Great info ❤❤. Just bought my first camper from my buddy. 1970’s fleetwood prowler. His pops kept it covered and did his best to maintain it over the years. Solid deal for 800$. I parked on my new 2 acre property while I develop my land and build a house. I also scammed myself and bought a new Coleman thank god I dodged that bullet. 😅

Are you happy with the size of the excavator? Noticed you can still haul that one on a single axle trailer. Thank you for the great videos!

I have a topper too I'm setting up..but smaller..I'm using a big umbrella bug screen and covering the whole topper with it..

Great video. Extra towing capacity is always better than not enough.

This is the 2500 though right ? Getting a 1500 and wondering how much I’d be able to pull on a daily with a trailer

Did you already have an inverter on your trailer? Di you need an inverter for rhe solar system to work? Im asking because my last trailer had an inverter and everytime i wanted to plug things into the AC oulets i had to turn on the inverter to oull from the batteries. When not plugged into AC power of course.

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NOT REALLY. If you really want to go off grid you need more panels and more batteries. I don't know why people cheap out and go half ass with solar. I see it all the time. I have a 1200 watt system and can run a electric heater or AC in the day time and have plenty extra left over for lights, water pump electric stove and fridge.Now theres no need for propane or electrical sites and no generator or smelly gas cans even if theres 4 cloudy days..

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How much better did the 2500hd pull than your father in laws 1500. I have a 2015 1500 pulling a 8000lb trailer, just wondering if getting a 2500 would be worth the cost

Gaf it.

what county?

Before installing a new tank heater I always put them in the freezer with the wires hanging out for about an hour and then test them using a battery charger set to 12 volts. I clamp a meter around the positive wire of the heater, set the meter to DC amps to see if the heating pad will work which it did and the meter showed a little over 5 amps. I used the same 78 watt heating pad for the gray tank. Recpro and Facon appear to be the same even though they have different brand names. They are both the same size and watts.

If you can repair your own truck diesels are worth it. Much longer life span but if you have to go to the shops to get maintenance and repairs definitely go with a gasser

I have an 80's RV with 1 starting and 1 house battery under the hood. If I connect the solar controller right to the RV fuse box, would the solar power charge the starting and house batteries?

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If my old one is broken, how do I remove it first?

“Stinky slinky” is something I’m going to be saying all the time now 😂 thank you for the tips btw!

Hi! Thank you for the video! You said it was a little cold when you were sleeping. I was wondering what the temp was outside when we saw your breath hahah ? Also, do you get any condensation inside the Moonlander?

Its about the same as those who haul 500 imperial gallons of water 💦 in the box of a heavy half ton, sure the drive tires are load rated...but the steering tires are barely touching the road. How can that be safe in the winter ❄️, but we meet them all the time.

You are so kind and have done a great video. As a newbie I am grateful for all info. Sorry some people are just nasty!

Great video. I now have my confidence to try this on mine. 👍

The only thing i dont like is that it doesnt have stands, so you can take it off. Other than that, by far the best truck bed camper ive seen and if i had to pick it would be this one. Id drive from Ontario to Colorado to get it. But the stands!

My 27 ft Travel Trailer is a little heavy for my k1500 but does ride ok. It handles well but the pulling power is just not there. I pulled it over the pass at 36 mph, giving it all it had. If I could come up with a way of getting more pulling power. I hate to have to exchange my k15 for a k25. It's paid off. And if can avoid having to exchange my trailer for a smaller, lighter one. It's paid off to. I can't afford payments. Does anyone have any ideas?

After seeing that small Dakota tow a fifth wheel. I no longer need the numbers. I have the confidence.

Ya don't back out of garage with back window open on topper & hard to clean window between cab and topper window

But doesn't the rv need ac power coming in? He only hooked up two wires

Nothing about size or price

How is it grounded, has no ground wire?

Depends on your comfort level.. I wanted to be comfy so I put 2000 watts on the roof with 3000 inverter and 300 amp hours of 24 volt lithium batteries .. plus I run 2 solar generators off of this system.. I have 2 air conditioners fridge freeze 60” tv with kickass sound system and many more things.. I love my solar system.. I also have a couple Honda generators for bad weather and cloudy days…

I like my topper but I don’t like the huge knobs to open the windows.

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Before My Parents sold their Nash Washington State license Trailer in the bathroom where our Tub and Shower our Bathtub Faucet and Shower hose and wand Head was hooked up to the bottom of the faucet it had only to valves for on/off and Hot and Cold running water tap valves but it did not have a diveter shower spout because for two problems when we run our faucet and shower they would leak really bad and sometime's the products are made out of plastic material for installation they could break or come loose or it would worn out really bad.

Thanks for camping. It's not overlanding.

When are you going to insulate it

Hi! Thanks for the great video! I don’t see mention of a generator (yet ;), - on your list or in comments. Did I miss that… or is a generator less essential than I thought? Thanks!

Great video. Thanks!

“Stinky slinky “😂

Stay away from Rieco-Titan brand. My TC came with Rieco jacks, but the guys at this company charge an astronomical amount for ANY replacement parts. Their prices are so ridiculous that it's actually cheaper to buy the entire system, get the part you need, and try to resell the rest. For example, a replacement wireless remote costs $335.79 plus $20 shipping, and the tiny activation switch panel is $145.00, which is insane for $10 worth of material (a metal plate, LED, 3.5mm jack, and switch). I'm buying a full Atwood kit, minus the jacks, for less than $400 and it comes with two remotes. I’m done with pathetic Rieco-Titan and their ripoff BS.

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So why is it not legal? If he doesnt get in an accident for your buddy who is trying to make money, how can you say it is illegal in criminal court? Maybe in the civil trial your “buddy” is trying to het money from. That guy isnt a business with millions of dollars. Hes just a guy trying to move his trailer. You are a joke.

I have 400 watts Solar, 200 ah lithium batteries. I am going to add a 3rd 200 w panel, swap my 2 100ah batteries for at least 250 ah each. I have had my system die with two days of overcast skies. Electric fridge, gas heat. 100 200 watts is not enough.

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Just my thoughts. Harbor Freight is saving money by NOT having a gauge/metering system, how do you know when to service or change the oil, auto start and wheels/handle, which you will buy inevitably. Plus, I definitely would consider a propane option if out in the boonies. Good review. Thanks

I have an f150. Will this fit in a standard workshop garage if I need work done to the truck ?

Its kind of logic if you think about it. So you have a battery, you use power from the inverter so if you use less power aka gas then what the solar provides thats the answer it depends what you need do u want camping or do you want glamping with a xbox, tv, toasters you get the just. You can get away with cheap solar it all comes down to how much you use and if it can be replaced or maintained before night fall.

This is a great older video. All your points are spot on. At almost 65 years old i still luv my TC. Great for simple weekend camping. Goes anywhere on my F250. Happy camping everyone! ⛺️🎣

I Have a 2024 Silverado 1500. GVWR = 7300, payload = 1700, tow capacity = 13,200. With my truck loaded with "everyday" stuff, a full tank of gas and my wife buckled in the passenger seat the truck weighs 6220 lbs leaving 1080 lbs of available payload. As I research bumper pull RV's I am using the published UVWR and dry tongue weight to calculate the weight distribution percentage of the tongue weight. I thn use that percentage to calculate the tongue weight of the trailer using GVWR. However, many of the trailers I am interested in have cargo capacity of >1500 lbs and GVWR under 7500. All of the trailers I am considering are ~28' or less. I do not plan to tow the trailer with a full fresh water tank and I can't imagine loading the trailer with >1000 lbs unless I load up the trailer with water. Should I continue to use the GVWR to determine the wisdom I use to buy a trailer? at 7500 GWVR, I am bumping up on the max payload of my truck (depending on the weight distribution percentage of that particular model) Your advice would be appreciated!!