@@mariojr7079 yes it was. We have changed trucks since this video but it was

Thanks for advice, this isn’t a highly technical video but in the future I’ll try to be better spoken. Most people just want to see these things working

Asking the wrong guy for that I also don’t want to pull this thing a part do get the spring. I do know if you search for mini ex idler assembly you can find them on ebay

No we do not get snow like that around her but I don’t see why it wouldn’t do fine

@@FollowingFreedom okay thanks

@@adambollenback6371 a cover assist to lift it on and off would help if you have room for it. However I personally have not found it that heavy. After you have it awhile it gets heavy as it absorbs the steam. You probably don’t need to lift right away but would be helpful as the cover gets older and weighted down

@@FollowingFreedom thank you! Appreciate the video!

@@Ricky-eo5ym that sounds very identical to what I have. The air bags made a huge difference. The tongue weight will probably jump close to 1000lbs when camper is loaded. If your hitch has a sway control bar I found that more important than weight distribution. Especially if you get the airbags (they are a fairly easy install)

@@Ricky-eo5ym 2022 alpha wolf 26dbhl I think are the letters. It’s about 6500 dry 7500 loaded with our things I think. I believe I went over the actual weight on ticket at end of this video. Tongue weight is probably around 800 pounds. We have a 3/4 ton now but half ton did the job especially if you are not full time traveling. I will always suggest air lift airbags to add to your truck makes a huge difference

@@GregoryByerly-eg6vq they did really well we have since moved on to a different camper but we put many miles on them and we never had an issue

There is a drain on the side. Push it in and pull out and it will pop out. Then remove the cap attach hose. Then push in and the water will flow to the hose

It’s possible:) just take it easy and always be ready to jump off!

Thanks looking forward to some of your flight videos

@@FollowingFreedom ha, don't hold your breath.

You would have been able to carve up the canyons pretty good with your flying skills. I have also seen several people with rock crawlers playing around

Thanks we will add that to our list for sure

@FollowingFreedom depending on if and when you do Medora ND has musical for the summer months and the town has alot of things going on.

We probably wouldn’t make it back that way until next summer. Currently in the Tetons

Thanks the older ones may remember it a few more weeks of travel left then we will be back

Mine does not sure if they all do

Some do and some don't

Thanks should have some pretty cool content for a bit

Awesome we just got set up for the night in Louisville Kentucky

@@FollowingFreedom That’s about where I saw you guys too!

@@AGO_892 we are almost in South Dakota now… staying on the move

@@FollowingFreedomthats great, I will make sure to stay updated along your journey!

I have ran a few different oils. 10/30 royal purple, Briggs and Stratton etc… I personally think just having a good oil change interval is more important than the brand of oil

Awesome glad to help, mine pops off a lot so I am a pro at it now it’s annoying but still a good machine

No problem I am going to try and make some more videos after our travels

@@FollowingFreedom I’m supposed to be trading a motorcycle for one. Brand new dk12 I believe. U definitely have best video out on them. Thanks again

Flat ground is always the best!

Lots of fish in the pond and if you are talking camper ACs I got you! Residential may be a different story. And yes very supportive, we have this long trip ahead then will be getting settled in SC and we will have to meet up for lunch

Yes depending on how strong the axle is. It’s not that heavy but I have used some small trailers that were to small. I mainly just towed it around property though so don’t have long hauling experience with it.

@FollowingFreedom I appreciate the fast reply, I got a similar model with a single axel, got it home safely but I see most people using doubles axles.

Yes we have really enjoyed it, it’s a good size that will allow you to visit most all national parks no issue and still gives you some decent room on the rainy days. The construction being aluminum side walls is good for long term if you keep it a long time. All campers have issues but overall we are happy with our selection and plan to keep it until we go full time then we may possibly get something bigger. Thanks for watching!

Thank you learning from the best

I have never seen the manual for this thing but I always expect this thing to quit anytime and not last. It’s kind of a throwaway tractor at its build quality and price. It has done a great job taking the abuse so far though