nice gen , but a remote start would be ideal .

This has just about enough good information to make it dangerous. If you are going to do this yourself watch many more videos than this. I suggest those made by The TrailerSmith. He's a professional and does not skip steps like this one does.

Excellent video!!! I have the same kit and your video will for sure help me do the installation, now do I have to worry about plugging my truck camper into 120v,

I have a 2015 FR3 forest river 30ft Class A, which I think has this type of cable system. My issues is note the cables I hope, but it sound like the Gear Box has buzzed threw the Gears. My Question is how do I remove the front Trim to get to the darn thing. Thanks for everyone suggestion in advance.

Your diagram shows panels wired in a series, but the way you were connecting them before that diagram got in the way seemed to look like parallel, the 400 watt system I got from Renogy was made to hook them parallel.

Thanks for making this video

appreciate you not including the multitool audio, (though I did think you were using a hot knife at first, because there was no sound!) short, concise, informative, thanks

When working you never want that much skin exposed for safety reasons and many many safety hazards.

Liked the video. However I have watched a lot of these types of videos to change the cable and no one talks about the rubber patch on the outside. I would assume you need to replace them as well. Any info on how? What adhesive would you use?

Nice job!

What size btu ac you're running on this inverter? Thank you

Pure fools gold.

Get your pan in the water!!!!

i have this same RV and have the same exact issue right now 🤦🏻‍♀️😭

Good video, but that is certainly not how to tension the bearings. You'll burn the bearings up if you snug them down like that.

Curious about properly seating your bearings and adjusting proper tightness of retaining bolt. Is that not necessary on your trailer/axle?

Great video.

Can you explain the electrical wires, what you did..?...for someone who has never does this..if you don't mind ? our new rv did not come with a bathroom vent.. Thank you!

I've been researching and planning my build for over a year and this is one of the better how to videos I've seen on anything let alone the solar system which is the most challenging for a lot of us but great job on narrating your video

just shrink tube as a connector? scary.....great brake job instructions though!

Good video for beginners . Simple job & lots are afraid of it . Easier & cheaper than brake shoes & bearing change . Remind people snug that castle nut then back off 1/4 turn or so. And on the wires I think you meant Non - polarized . Ambidextrous means capable of using both hands with equal ease. And solder those wires if possible especially if it’s a marine use trailer 😉

Ok, the PEX tubing wire push is a great idea! Can’t tell you how many times I’ve struggled trying to send a wire through a wall. Thanks 😊

Good video, obviously you've done this before. TX for no music! Some dust caps are much harder to remove than how easily yours popped off. If yours is real stubborn, use a small sharp cold chisel between the rib on the dust cap and the edge of the drum hub and tap lightly all around the circle until you get movement. Then tap a flat blade screwdriver in to wedge it out further, finally lay a round shank screwdriver between the rib and the hub and tap with hammer all around until you walk the dust cap off. I agree with others good idea to solder the wires rather than just twist together. Or use a crimp type butt connector. I like your idea to use heat shrink wrap, you always have to remember to put it on before you start the splice. Ask me how I know ha ha. That makes for a good watertight connection. I think the best way to get correct axle nut tightness is to snug up with about 25 lb/ft of torque, then back off one flat on the hex and install the retainer clip or cotter key if so equipped. I have checked this method with a dial indiicator gauge. You should be able to slide the washer around by gently prying with a flat blade screwdriver after assembly. Do this before installing the dust cap. You don't want to tow a trailer with the axle nut too tight, bearing will overheat.

They’re huge, love em

I just bought one.... practiced out the back and then tried to fly high.... drone said bye now... dunno where it is

Ive been changing trailer brakes, bearings, axles for over 35 years .. this video is the real thing ..thanks for sharing ..well done

Thank you for this excellent video.

Looks straight forward,the only thing I would do differently would be to solder the 2 wires together before the shrink wrap. Thanks

FANTASTIC INFORMATIVE VIDEO !

Wow! Renogy should pay you for this content. Well done, sir!

Thank you for this!

So I have a 50 amp RV. Do I need to get a 50 amp system?

Did you completely remove that second smaller dark capacitor and leave only the big silver three terminal capacitor

I should of bought the kit. I have the panels and charger but no wires and I still have no idea how to hook this up. I'm lost

One of the best instructors on YT

what kind of screws do u use for wood to aluminum?

Super good video...no dumb music, straight forward and great explanation...thank you.

Don't snug & leave the bearing too tight!

The fuse installation, are there any special requirements? Can it be within a battery box mounted under the vehicle? Can it be in the same area as the charge controller?

God Morning. I have a question on hocking up the panels. I have 2 200 watt panels and I have a AC unit shading one of the panels. what would be the overall best way to wire the panels in series or parallel? Jack

Good job editing the video. Short and sweet.

Great video. I definitely give this a try next time my travel trailer needs a brake job. Since you used shrink wrap when rewiring the brakes, why didn't you also solder the wires?

um damn

Grizzly can kill anytime not to cool

Thank you for making this video! You provided much more information than the directions that came with the kit. Well done.

Thank you! Well done!!!!! You’re making it easy for me.

How did you get the Drum Grease cap off?

I was standing in the store today about to buy this generator when I realized it was the only model without GFCI outlets for outlet covers. I will mainly be using it for off-grid camping and it definitely rains on us quite often. Have you had any problems regarding this?

I would have put a layer of 3/4" butyl tape underneath the flange then dropped the fan in the hole. If ever your self leveling sealant cracks, the butyl will be your backup protection.

Great video! Need your suggestion and opinion. I have a set of 4 new manually adjusting brakes and 4 new drums on my trailer. When I installed them I realized that both of my axels are covering brakes adjusting wholes.. There is no way to reach it with adjusting tool.. Any suggestions on how to work around it? Would I need to take off the wheels, adjust and put them back to try again?