Great video! wondering about what to do before splicing the wires coming in from the solar panels to install a disconnect. This line is always on if I a not mistaking, right? How diid you do it? Thanks

Your tips about that Quick-RR fusible link under the hood is A-1…. Also 2 gauge on the main ground is excellent advice for us non-electrician types…. I’m a bit surprised you don’t use shrink guard over the Lead Ends…. Your statement about firewall grommets made me think.

Very good video and patient explanations. You’re the only video I’ve found that actually explains what is going where and WHY.. Thanks much… I doing a 25 year dragged out build on a ‘35 Chev Master Coach Deluxe, 2 door suicide Sedan….. Thanks much-

THANK YOU for the help! I needed this video!!!!

hey i would like to change the front bumper off of the 2022 limited ram it has the plastic one to a chrome one is it an easy change or is it difficult to do.

everyone has there own method. In my years in the collision business i found it works best to hold the pad flat, you get a lot more cutting surface. also spend the $15 on the tool to clean up the pad, using a scraping wears the pads out faster.

Hi, I am getting ready to do mine! What is the name of the rubber piece that you are gluing down at 26:52. I can't find that part anywhere! Where did you get your top kit? Thanks!

that video didn't show how to get the gaps on the sides, front and cowl area.

HI, love your videos! Got a question: what is the name of the part that you removed at 10:32 in the video? I can't find it anywhere. Thanks!

I don't know why but for some reason I am getting so many videos of people that have no clue how to burn a stump. I have been burning tree stumps for years and I have never once ever had a problem and I never needed a blower or a ring or barrel.

I've watched many of these video's. There probably won't be anyone who reads this, but I still have to comment. Most of these that I watched drove me nuts. I guess no one took any science in high school. To have a proper fire you need 3 things, not 2, THREE things. Fuel, Heat and OXYGEN!!! Even while talking about this, I don't think this guy got it. The oxygen he was blowing in was the key. As long as you have all 3 you'll have a fire. Smoke is what is called incomplete combustion and it generally is a result of not enough oxygen. That's the trick with the volcano type. It keeps sucking in it's own air. Yes blowers help tremendously because of the OXYGEN. It doesn't have to be flaming to be burning. Think charcoal. Get it going and leave it alone. You can knock off some ash every once in a while, that does help. And of course not too wet. The dryer the better. Everytime you stir it, it will flame up again because you're knocking the ash off of the the unburned wood and it's getting OXYGEN again. Covering it up with more wood only chokes off the air until they burn away a bit. Then it'll start going again. But half of that is just the new wood you put on it. That's why the blower works so well. I hope some of you weekenders read this. I'm a 30 year firefighter veteran. I know a thing or two about fire.

Can tilt the HR rv so I can used on my van to open the rear door (up position)

If you have a pay load capacity of 2100 lbs. And you have a 5th wheel that weighs only 10,000 lbs. You have a pin weight of 2000 lbs by itself. Let alone the hitch, passengers, fuel and all of the other stuff that's added weight to the to payload capacity.really?

Thanks for this video sir, after watching I decided to replace my 25 yr old genie intellicode door opener, it was ultra loud and no remotes that i purchased worked with it. Since it was replacing the old unit i didn't have to do everything from scratch which is why i followed your video as opposed to others. It was an easy but long install, you were right about the instructions, extremely good!! You were also right about the wiring connectors, terrible!!! I ended up wrapping each wire back on itself to make it thicker. I also connected the transmitter white wires together and striped wires together so i only had to enter one wire into each terminal on the opener. My old wires were installed right on top of the rail of the opener so i had to tie in extra wire to extend the wire so i could install the wiring on the ceiling. Those things in the packaging that hold the wire in place were useless for me, the wire kept popping up. Luckily i have a staple gun and used that instead to secure the wiring to the wall. I did use electric tape to cover the wires over the terminal so they don't fall out. I did make a trip to home depot, i needed longer steel bars (32in) to attach the opener to the ceiling than what was provided, so i got 2 36in bars that i cut down to 32 in with a reciprocating saw. The transmitters previously installed are the same as those included so i kept those installed, works like a gem. Took me about 6hrs in total, mostly due to wiring, splitting the wired and white wires apart is a pain, i needed to use an exacto knife. Unlike yours, both of My wireless remotes were pre-programmed and the rest of the setup was extremely easy. Now I'll also do the other garage door, it'll likely take me half the time on that one. Thanks for the video

Do you have the kit part number.

Thank you very much for making this video! We had a problem with our ac to dc converter blowing a fuse and this helped us find it and address the issue. Thank you so much!!

How much did you expense on parts?

so what kind of tree? that's important, dummy.

I have two questions. Where are you hook in the clean City water to fill up your clean tank do you worry about that line I know I know you shouldn't be worried about the actual tank itself because you drained the tank but the lines going into that tank. My other question I have a brand new electric gas tankless water heater and it seems to not cycle the water through the hot water tank unless I turn the tap on pretty high and there is electricity and propane turned on. It's almost like it skips the hot water tank. Do you think I should turn on the power and propane? I know this stuff smells like vodka is there any chance it's flammable? I just want to be sure I can get all of the water out of that tank.

Lol"I blame camping world"I had to keep watching it that point! That's One hell of a shady company! I bought a travel trailer from them this spring.

Thank you for sharing , your project definitely something to consider. Looks like something that's definately a task most should be able to do.

Where is your power converter to charge the batteries? Mine is under the shower in the basement. You should be able to move your converter next to your batteries.

Thank you for the fix. It took longer to watch the video, than to do the repair.

I have watched your videos a few times now and will be doing my air bags soon. How well have they held up for you?

I have a 1970 convertible challenger watching these to see if it is a job i can do Do you have a link to all parts Thanks

Hello Ride Rescue, I had the same dilemma trying to decide if my Ram 1500 Laramie 5.7 Hemi with 4 side air suspension will tow Grand Design Reflection 100 Series Half Ton Towable model 22RK. The specs on my truck is Transmission A8 8HP70; Axle Ratio 3.92; GVWR 6900; Payload 1690; Base weight numbers are Total: 5211.88; which comprise of 2979.3 for the front and 2232.52 for the rear. GAWR for front 3,700 and back 3,900. GCWR is 15,950 with a max trailer weight of 10,300. Oh, one other thing my truck has a BDS 4" lift system with 35 tires. Not sure if this will affect my choice in a 5th Wheel or not. I have towed a 6x12 Uhaul trailer with weighing in at 8,300 pounds at the weighing station. The hitch I was planning to use is an Anderson Hitch to fit over a B&W Turnoverball Underbed Gooseneck Trailer Hitch w/ Custom Installation Kit . I was advised by the RV dealership that many of their customer went this route as it's cost efficient and easy to use, oh I have electronic trailer break control toll-haul. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Great Video! Did you have to change out your converter, to a Lithium carpetable converter or are you just using the solar panel to top off the battery charge?

I replaced my diverted valve since it was very difficult to turn and would not even do a 1/4 turn. Replaced it and now it turns like butter. Replace the valve. Pricey but worth it.

This series deserves way more views

Ive been burning out stumps for over 20 years on my hobby farm in the Missouri Ozarks. I have done pretty much the same thing you did except for a few things. First, i bore holes at 4-6 points on the radius of the stump with a long bit extender for a forstner or auger bit at least 3/4 - 1” diameter. I also start about 6-9” above ground level with these holes and aim at a common point well below ground level and aimed toward a common center point. I fill the holes up with used motor or hydraulic oil and give it several hours to soak in. Then its easy and safe to torch it off. Ill come back 8-12 hours later with a good strong leaf blower and blow off the burned charred wood and heat things up. Ill return and do the leaf blower number the next morning and by the end of day 2 there’s nothing but a hole in the ground. Sometimes if the stump is very large (over 3’) it might take a third day of burning but most stumps 2’ or smaller are history after one day. That chimney effect works very well. Thanks for your good video.

Another video showed the screws that hold the pump to the bottom of the tub were loose; take out the bottom rack, the filter and the cover plate, then tighten the screws; this can be done without pulling the dishwasher out; the sensor will have to be dried out before the code will clear though, and that requires pulling the unit out and turning it on it's side; so for you product engineers out there you can use this as a guide: instead of making something that doesn't leak, just add a leak sensor that shuts the product down! I've never seen a dishwasher that needed a catch pan & leak sensor, the designers must have known that it was going to leak and this was their solution, Amazing!!!

They make a special bit for removing spot welds goes way quicker and easier to weld it back on.

thanks for the adjustment advice. I've had 2 ball failures(weld actually broke - not screws)in the last two years. I always disconnect the bar when backing up but, like you, followed manufacturer instructions on adjusting the sway. I will try the bottom nut adjustment on my next one :)... I'll also check out the load leveling video as getting a straight answer to proper adjustment has been difficult.

Thanks a bunch for the videos. Very helpful. I cannot for the life of me get my gas tank back into the hole. The seam/lip where the two halves of the tank meet is preventing me from getting it back in. Any tricks?

thank you for the tutorial

You helped me make a decision for my 2021 RAM 1500. I’m going to put in a 5th wheel similar to you.

Ohh also I found the VERY BEST waterspot remover and it’s inexpensive. It’s called Technician’s Choice 3 in 1 surface clarifier. Mix it 2:1 and wash your substrate with it. Can’t believe how well it works at removing all mineral deposits

Turtle Wax has really stepped up their quality on their products. Checkout their new professional line. It’s called Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions. I’m a full time detailer and I’d put their products up against any other company now. Completely reinvented themselves. You did a great job. I’d recommend washing your pad more often. When there is that much oxidation it really fills up your pad quickly and diminishes the cutting ability, but you do t need any advice. Great work & love your channel

That idea of turning your staple in the middle of the liner is awesome, I'll have to remember it,

You can add us to the folks that followed the manual and broke our tankless heater. We didn't find out until 2 months after the warranty expired. Now I'm spending our vacation time bypassing the mixing bowl (poorly designed) so that we can have water to the RV. Not a happy camper at the moment.

I would like to see the construction of that popup bathroom.... would work nice on my houseboat...What kind of trailer is it???

great video! this looks to be my exact issue with my 1967 Buick Lesabre. Thank you so much!

Usually hard to get them to draw fuel from the tanks!

Air gap 10-12 thousands or a slick business card will usually work!

At least 6 screws to remove to get out!

Have to do a complete teardown to get to the carb!

Disappointed you didn’t show inside of car unhooking things for brake booster. And showing how to hook things back together

Great video. I am buying a 24 grand design fifth wheel toy hauler. It has a 330 watt solar panel and the inverter prep. I want an inverter... I wish it came with the extra solar panel and 2000 watt inverter. You are so right about not finding clear answers online. I dont understand solar power...😅

Good vidéo ,, i hâve thé samedi problem will try that 👍🏼