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@@pnwrving9841 yes there is a fire extinguisher. No outdoor cooking attachments but we set up a Blackstone grill or, better yet, reserve a bougie camp site with a propane grill. 😆Happy camping! We love our 17B

@@michaelharris1187 haha it’s terrible! We have not found an easier way. Have you joined the Facebook 17B/17R group? Someone there might know a better way. I think we have over 12,000 members now.

Yes indeed you should. Didn’t show it here but yes.

I have been cancer free, thank you. I go every 6 months for check ups and so far so good.

Alumni?

Love that you have a truck box! Happy camping.

It does not have a sink in the bathroom. I’m not sure how common/uncommon this is. We have kids and grandkids and it hasn’t caused any issues. In fact it may actually speed up morning routines because while one is showering, another can be brushing teeth at the kitchen sink. Camper is so small it’s a breeze to clean up. Happy camping!

@@WildlyGraceful You say "In fact it may actually speed up morning routines because while one is showering, another can be brushing teeth at the kitchen sink." Why couldn't the other brush his teeth in the kitchen sink if there was a sink in the bathroom too?

Thank you. We love our little camper.

Awesome tip, thank you. Michael is a military trained driver so backing this in was a breeze for him, me not so much. I’ll get it but trying your tip for sure. Appreciate you taking the time.

Haha I have not had that issue. 😆

I honestly don’t remember, however it was a drill bit specifically for metal and I used a size smaller than the provided screws. Hope this helps.

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Aww you’re too kind. 🙏🏻

We have used it in the mountains in the winter and it did too well. Nights in the teens, day temps 30ish. It does a great job but that being said, because the camper walls are so thin, if you turn off the fireplace it cools quickly. We did add a heavy quilt to the bed as well during the winter. Hope this helps! Happy camping.

@@WildlyGraceful Thank you so much for your reply. The information was very helpful.

Pretty stable with a sway bar and about 10 mpg. Won’t be racing around and will be slow on hills. We don’t mind but others do. I love having my runner once we setup.

Awww I’m so sorry to hear. So grateful it’s squamous and not melanoma. I’ve had 7-8 MOHS on my head, face and one removed from my eyeball. I was able to care for myself after. I even went to work the 2 days later 😆. Tylenol, ice pack, and rest. My dermatologist had me take arnica pills, 3 pills, three times a day starting a week before surgery and I stayed on it for a good week after. It really, really helps with bruising and swelling-like miraculously!! I bought mine on Amazon. The pills are tiny, like a TicTac. The worst part is the numbing. I go to Arizona Dermatology on Cactus and Tatum in Paradise Valley and see Tirsa and Dr Ko-I work in transplant and refer all my patients to them-they’re amazing and Dr Kos surgical skills are top notch. I think you’ll do fantastic and agree the unknown is the scariest part. Tell the staff how you’re feeling, we appreciate knowing so we can help. Let me know if there’s anything else I can help with. Best of luck, you’ll do great.

@@WildlyGraceful I do have a question about your Moh's surgery. Did the surgeon perform removal of all margins in one day or did they send you home until they got the lab results? When I was in my medical coding training course, it was explained they kept removing margins until clear in same surgical day. I've heard lately some clinics do a "modified Mohs" where they remove margin to be examined at a lab and patients return at a later appointment. That seems more like a staged excision or modified version since they try to remove a little as possible in these types of procedures.

@@thisoldbag8336 all in one day. I have not heard of a multi day MOHS.

We love the simplicity of her for sure!!

@@WildlyGraceful Drove into a camping world today, I seen the 17b! The 17r wasn't there unfortunately. It is small indeed, but cozy. The ac or heater shouldn't have any issues in the space. The price is very nice. They hope to get the 17r version on the lot soon. One thing I noticed, the mattress would have to be replaced! It was like 2 inches thick. The coleman camper next to it had a nice mattress, loved that camper to but it cost waaay more. Anyhow love the 17b and hoping to see the bunkless 17r soon! Stella is very cool!

Oh we immediately changed all the mattresses to a Casaluna target memory foam mattress. I sleep better in that little trailer than anywhere else. Something about that quiet, mountain air is magical.

You’re right, immediately after we purchased ours and started this channel and our FB group everyone started comparing the lack of features each model year had. We also paid far less for ours which is really quite unfair. Knock on wood we have had no issues since we bought it in 2020. In the end it’s about the experience, not the fancy so I’m super grateful there’s an affordable option for those of us that like a roof, bed and toilet while “camping.” 😆Cheers to some amazing experiences in your future.

Your so sweet! Thank you. We LOVE our little camper.

It does not. That would be helpful for sure.

Thank you. I’ll check out you channel.

Appreciate the feedback. One of our most popular vids.

Yep we are slacking. We have a trip in July and some mods coming.

So delicious!

Awww you’re too kind, thank you. 💗

We used a combination of battery operated fairy lights that the kids can turn on off and we also have a strip of LED color changing lights to light up the whole camper. We bought everything on Amazon.

Drilled 2 holes and ran a zip tie through them, loosely, so the carabiner had something to latch too.

Awww thank you! Even better is that it actually works😆. Happy camping!

Yes had a faulty part. No hot water the whole trip.

No, we light it once and leave it lit while camping. When we leave camp, we pack it up and get it ready for the next trip so when we get him we just have to park it and take inside the bare minimum. We aim to keep it simple.

We do and love it!

@@WildlyGraceful I just got mine yesterday!! I can't wait to use it!!!! Have you done any camping in cold weather if so how did it do keeping warm? If you watch T.V what do you do for internet or satellite service?

We cold camped once, fireplace was too warm. We don’t watch TV so I cannot help you there but our facebook 17B owners page has tons of owners who have installed tv’s that would be happy to help you.

Awww, thank you! We love our cozy camper.

Is she doing this at home? Sorry to hear, please extend my warm wishes for a speedy recovery. I have severe chronic skin cancer so I only get to do aggressive treatments but I’m grateful it’s only skin cancer, not anything worse.

Well, we camped during the pandemic home-schooling-period. School was still required but they learned so much more out on the road. We don’t do TV at all but school is important as both our children were high school seniors and also filling out college applications. I work in lung transplant and my husband also works in healthcare so we need our phones to care for our patients. Our devices can’t always stop while we are on the road ,unfortunately. Aren’t we so blessed that we can jump in our trailer, hit the road and work/school from anywhere?

😆we got lucky! These were $9,999 in 2020 so we jumped on it. Several people in our Facebook 17B owners group also paid the same but we haven’t seen it be this inexpensive since 2020 and ours has had zero issues. We got lucky I guess. Love it so much!