He forgot to winterize the black tank flush

It looks really nice. I read that it weighs the same as the anthem, even though at first look it seems a bit smaller in size, or is it? Is it actually shorter or slightly smaller? I will have to try and test drive one in the near future. Thanks for a great review. 🤘

I'm really enjoying my Ryvid Outset as well. I'm in the Ryvid FB Group as well. Nice video. :)

Your background music/ noise destroys your video. I can never understand anyone who goes through all the trouble of making a video and screwing it up with disturbing background noise 🤔 so with that said... off to find a video with NO background noise!!

Sounds like you could give them some very valuable feedback based on this run. That campground does offer some pretty amazing views!

How about 30 mile round trip, no hills, 50 mph roads?

Interesting to hear about this new bike. Hopefully people will come and meet up with you and test this thing out. Very good overview!

Looks sweet! This is on my short list at the moment. I can take it in my Cybertruck and charge it up easily from either the 120/240v outlets in the bed. I have the optional 240 and 120 volt pigtail kit from tesla. So I can use my Tesla mobile charger with it's J1772 adapter and plug that into Rivid's adapter to complete the setup. Then just plug into the Cybertrucks bed outlets to charge it up quickly. I already have one of the NIU 100P Electric Scooters that I keep in the the truck. That's for any last mile driving around. 😁

Thanks for the video, I have the same camper except mine has a dinette in the slide. I’m wanting a couch like that to replace the dinette.

It does look cool though, shame it is a Chinese

Where’s the old bike? Maybe I missed

see if you can find out what brake pads are used on the outset. I assume the brakes are borrowed from another bike.

Američki govnari yutuberi!

A pick ax would do better

Can someone send me a picture of the wires that come off the on off switch. A mouse chewed through one of the wires that looks like it goes to the engine? But im not sure and cant find a wiring diagram. Thanks!

This might also be the first video driving your new wheels! Babies are indeed quite warm. You strap one of those bad boys on and you're right - no need for an additional layer, lol. Glad you were all safe from that hurricane - I know there was a lot of damage and loss of life because of it. WE WANT TO SEE THE CUTE BABY! But you're right, there is always a lot of additional considerations when it comes to posting stuff with kids.

Hi, thanks for the video, would you have a link to buy a replacement belt, the original one are so expensive, i have the ch4 model, belt got melted, thanks forward

I had been wondering about you guys. Congratulations on the addition to the family! I'm sure he will grow up to enjoy hiking as well.

Wonderful seeing yall out on the go again, so happy for your newest biggest adventure of all, Emmett! Show as much of him as your comfortable with, he's forever part of your story now. Man I really wanted to go finally drive the Blue Ridge Parkway this season but I'll have to wait for the cleanup and another year.

Congratulations! 🎉🥰👶

“Portable heater on my belly” ❤️

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The problem with the center mower is it hits the throttle arm when all the up and the center blade comes loose, if the front of the mower hits anything it takes the front bracket that pulls it up and down off. When driving over it to install or take off use the bucket to the other side of it pull the front of the tracker up and drive forward until the wheels are over the two metal parts on the mower then lower the wheels onto the Mower and drive off is the fast and best way I have found to install it and take it off. Wish I had got the back finish mower due to the center blade of the mower always getting looser as I mow with it and I could use both at the same time to make up for where it doesn't cut when loose.

My favorite from the farm? Honeycrisp. Apple picking there is an experience. Also there's the Asian pears.

Great example, we have a 40 foot we need to move forward. We have a few jacks from HF that we’ve used to level ours. We also have a much bigger tractor so there is hope of saving us some money too! Thanks for sharing❤❤❤❤❤

Hi, I would suggest using 40 pounds of air connected to the tank flush and open the black water valve when doing this just to get the air out of the lines as there is a check valve that can crack and leak water if you do not do this when winterizing. Best Regards

Those are not tires 😂🤦🏼

Hey, thanks for your time Did mine today, and it went perfectly!

Will this go through thick stuff like briers?

If you had jacked from the front or back instead of the sides, the forklift cutouts are great for a farm jack. Less or no digging involved

I know this is an older video but did you find that your electric fence worked? I'm wondering because I have poultry fencing like this around my chicken run but it doesn't seem to deter the Chipmunks at all. They just come right in and eat the chicken's breakfast. I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if they're just too fast for it to be effective.

My husband and i did this trail just couple of days ago , it was beautiful and i am glad we did it

I never made it there but im a native of Peekskill!

Fantastic scenery. Enjoyed the video. We live nearby and plan to do this one this Fall.

I must have missed it how many miles did it go?

Yes for the first set it’s fast for setting , but for the XShock you could used a battery operated rachetalsothat would speed up the process same with the drill 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Birds beetles all wreek havok. This looks great! We have a few bushes and my youngesr and I would walk the bushes and pick the ripe ones before the squirrels or birds. Im glad you had fun making this!

Don't understand why all these channels think people want to watch you film yourself. Show us what is around you .........not you.

It was around 1967 (I was maybe13 years old) and my family was spending a Sunday afternoon at the falls which we had done many times before. I haven't been there in so long but from this video it appears that the river/falls is now fenced off .. back then we could walk the river, swim the first pool and fish the uppers. Well, my dad (WWII infantry Battle of the Bulge) an I were just above the last pool. When all of a sudden, without hesitation, my dad started running down the river, jump from rock to rock, full speed.. I ran after him. The next thing is see is the souls of his shoes diving into the deep pool. I finally caught up but he was gone; seamed like he was under water for ever. As he surfaced, so did another man and they both had a small child their hands. They got the boy to shore.. If my memory serves me, his father was standing on the large rock/boulder on the opposite side of the walking path. My dad yelled "why didn't you jump in"!! The man said "I can't swim". My dead yelled back at him in the loudest voice I have ever heard him yell. "YOU JUMP IN ANYWAYS"!!! That was the day my dad saved a young boys life!

Mouse at 9:34 or so

I did this and others there and it was great. Long trail is awesome.

Belcher Mountain Rd is fun but a handful on a big Adv bike especially if you don't have a dirt bias tire. There are many more dirt roads up that way as well, sadly Va. is starting to pave them, used to be gravel up past that fork in the road at the top on right side for a few more miles.

Need to know how to hook up back up camera

This year I attached the metallic red/silver tape randomly on my blueberries bushes. Birds stayed away and we are getting tons of blueberries! Never had an issue with beetles before. Hope my cheap and easy solution works in the future.

Looks good. I just covered my blueberries too

Now all I can do is look at your arms :p Calm days are for amateurs. A professional such as yourself needs a windy day just to have a challenge!

To complete the service on the Reflection 295RL pin box, I completed it this way by myself. Removed the tailgate and back the truck in straight, and raised the trailer up to take the tension off the pin box to hitch. Note where the fifth wheel jack height is for future reference. Leave the pin box secured to the fifth wheel hitch. I placed my floor jack on the bed of the truck, on plywood at a 45 degree angle, as not to risk following off the truck. I shorten the floor jack handle, to fit under the fifth wheel. Adding a 6" block to my floor jack to reach the flat spot on the pin box. With the floor jack and FWH being supported all bolts were removed and lowered the pin box down till hanging from the FWH - raised up the trailer to create clearance. Removed the cotter pin and nut ( but note their position ). Removed the top portion of the pin box to clean (a little dirty) the spindle and bearing then regrease. All looked well - re-assembled into the original position as more torque could not be used on the bearing. Re-alignment by lowering the trailer to starting position and using the F jack to support and lift the pin box slowly as it lines (fits) back into the trailer mounts. I used large screw drivers to pry the pin box straight to achieve alignment. Started the 4 bolts on the left side and the other side did not line up - pulled the truck a head 1/2 inch or less, bingo all lined up. I complete this in 1 1/2 hour not including tailgate removal and clean up. My truck was turned to the left when back up - no choice in that, my thinking a lined up truck would help eliminate my misaligned bolts on the right side. As you raise and lower the fifth wheel I noticed it travels in a bit of an arc, but it does line up when returning to original position. There is no seal over the bearing to keep water out, so i used an Amsoil water resistant grease, the same product for my boat trailer axle. All the bolt nuts are welded in place which really speeds up the job. While lowering the FW the floor jack handle dug in to trailer a bit before I noticed, leaving a stretch mark. Slow & small movements at a time. I had to use the original castle nut hole to spindle (cotter pin) - as that is where the bearing tighten up, an more torque way to tight, any less to loose.(18" pipe wrench). Next time I will replace the bearing and race. For working clearance, FW jacks may need blocks under to help with lift.

I finally found this video. It fills in some gaps for my own experience. After some trial and error, I got mine off the trailer. I got the castle nut off and removed the bearings. However, I'm still seized in the 90 degree position. Seeing yours taken apart helps me understand where to spray the wd 40 penetrating oil. Right now it is sitting overnight with wd40 filling the bowl where the bearings were. They haven't started seeping throuh and leaking yet. My castle nut was not torqued down to 50 ft lb, I'm pretty sure. For the record, mine sat 5 years in the same position. I haven't seen anyone mention this but it seems one could remove the six frontmost bracket bolts and let it swivel down to expose the castle nut under normal circumstances. Not sure if it would reach full extension, or if the pin box would come into contact with the bracket preventing enough access. It seems more likely, I'm sure, if the pin box has more space above it.

With some half-ton trucks, you might could tow it, but can you stop it in a pinch? The 10-ply tires help a lot, but can you stop the trailer? Better off with a 2500HD or heavier.

That's why they come in pairs lol to stabilize the whole unit and rubber chocks front to back movement 😂