What are y'all looking at on the upper wall/ceiling? Where are the links? Not in the description.

PJ, why did you say that about Escape?

Vid might be 2yrs old, helped me today👍cheers. Just relocated and added a lithium battery setup in my Explore. Now to add the batt monitor and solar😎

Hey hun do u ever piss in a bottle

My husband and I are in exactly that situation. At age 20 we were happy in his boy scout pup tent. At 65 we need a comfy bed and we get up during the night. A folding potty chair with bags and kitty litter works for us. We're transitioning to full time, so we got a cargo trailer and may want to upgrade to a composting toilet at some point.

My homebuilt trailer has a well that holds a marine toilet. It's a pain to access, but you can use it in place. However, after 7 years and 30,000 miles, I have never used it. I normally stay in BLM or FS campgrounds. Still it is good to have if I ever need it.

Millions of campers covering the forest in💩 Is not sustainable. Many locations have already been shut down. Many locations now require holding tanks(not composting, cassette or anything else)

I have an Airhead compost toilet. What a joy to break the connection to dump stations. I haven't been to one in years. My cargo trailer to RV conversion has no holding tanks except a small 6 gallon gerry can under the kitchen sink. This is used for nights at Walmart. I boondock 100% of the time on BLM land in the desert and my shower and kitchen sink dump straight onto the ground. I actually do my dishes in a plastic tub on the tailgate of my truck, and dump the gallon or two of dishwater in the desert. I have a on demand water heater and a 100 gallon fresh water tank in the bed of the Ram.

Good discussion. Our solution is portable Trelino Evo-L liquid separating toilet. No dumping tanks ever again.

nice camper bro

Just putting up the picture in the thumbnail would of been more interesting & useful then the entire talk,....that no ones gonna sit through

In Palo Duro Canyon the famous formation is the “Lighthouse”. The steak house in Amarillo is “The Big Texan”, not The Big Tex😂. It is not unusual for a thunderstorm to happen during the play, “Texas”.

I appreciate this podcast-helping navigate the emotional aspects of sales while maintaining a high level of professionalism. I'd love to see more of the great insights you shared helping bring clarity to both sides of the sales process. Thank you. Keep it up!

An annular eclipse is what we saw in Bandera last October.

Very informative. Thank you. I am now a fan!

🎉 thanks for behind-the-scenes just started listening. Can’t wait to hear how you guys do it have a year😎

I'm really intrigued by this incredible RV. Do you have any updates on how you like it, how it is to camp in, and whether you'd purchase it again? We were at the Tampa RV Supershow this year, and stopped to look at the Willow at least 4 times. Amazing RV. Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks so much!

So I was just recommended this video on my KZbin recommendations and your chat and tips to achieve marketing success is truly inspiring. I do feel personal encouragement is something we should all have that will help us in our personal journeys, it's something I like to talk about in my channel for hope building. I've just liked and subscribed see you later.

From everything I have seen and heard from rv owners, dealers overall have absolutely flunked in providing service. This includes skilled workers, scheduling, inspection and assuring work is completed properly. Nightmare upon nightmare is shared from owners. This involves both low cost as well high end RVs. Warranty networks are lacking. The idea that an RV under manufacturer's warranty must either travel to the manufacturer or go to the one dealer they made their purchase is absurd. If you are a dealer of a brand, you should be authorized and trained to properly perform warranty work.

If you get a chance I’d like to know what little drawer unit you put in the trailer. I noticed it when you were flipping in the stop photos at the end of the video

That was excellent! Thank you!

Lots of good info, but what about inverters? The reason folks want solar power is to run 110V appliances" A/C especially, but for me a COFFEE POT. Without the inverter, the solar doesn't help much.

Great info. Thanks.

This episode made me feel so old. 😢🤣😂

The inflatable hot tubs are VERY heavy and not small to pack up. Those are good for long term/perm use sites. They are hard to clean as well. The inflatable tub in the shower I would want to know how much support is available where I would be putting it. The weight of the water would dictate how much I could put into it safely.

Great job Tyler! You have become an overland rock star!

Your videos always make me feel better about myself.

Great interview! Very nice!👍🤘Thank you! Thank you!🤘👍🦃🧡🖤🍊🖤🧡🦃

Matt is my favorite RV reviewer, but as a mother I would spank him if he plopped down on my couch in the slide like he does on the videos. Lmmfao WHO THE HELL DOESN’TLOVE MATT??

So sad that people would give death threats! What the heck!?!? You are doing a public service when you tell truths about things we buy. Thank you for that! ❤

Great show guys!

Great Episode!

Super interesting.

Like show funny.

Thanks for the video, how did you handle the top venting portion of the battery cover? I know it vents to outside on the side of the trailer. Did you block it off? Thanks

Do you still have it? How has it held up?❤

wish more info about total fiberglass trailers like cortez

I am getting ready to pick up my vintage truck camper. I'm guessing it's from the late 50s-60s. It is in pristine condition. The box was made by Riviera. I have the serial number but can't find out any info. It has PINK appliances! No head, but a vented tiled closet that will do. It has an ice box, not fridge. It has turquoise vinyl cushions, retro curtains and sconces and blonde cabinets. I have photos! Can anyone help me try and trace down the history? Thanks. I'm getting so excited for our first trip!

I could not find how to add dates to my trip

Are y’all still doing the live feed at 12:30 central? I keep forgetting about it until mid afternoon and I need to put it on my calendar.

Great podcast. I have met Sebastian and he worked on our RV. He is the best!!

Avery cracks me up. It HAS been a while since he's been on. I'm getting back to the office like normal and I love listening to this podcast on my commute.

Oh PJ, so glad you picked one of these! Congrats! Even if this was a while ago!😅❤❤❤

I can answer your question as to why people dislike using videos as instruction, esp when they have reached out about a specific issue. It would be analogous to someone pregnant for the first time asking an OB Nurse a question and being handed a textbook. It is too much info, you are unsure what applies and what does not, it may take hours to sort through with no results, and it feels dismissive.

So happy for you. I want one, but I own an Edge with 3500 tow capacity. Trying to figure out if I can pull it safely with a Silverado or a F-150. I retire in 1yr & 4mons. And plan to get this for a retirement gift for myself. Safe travels.

Why truck camper? 1. Ground clearance. 2. Suspension versatility. 3. 4X4 capability. 4. Access to remote areas. 5. Any campsite available versatility/capability. 6. DIY configurability. 7. User replaceable chassis. 8. Autonomous as needed. 9. Ready to roll in short order. 10. Easy to heat, easy to cool. 11. Easy to level, and chock if needed, on a slope, and no need for wheel stop(s). 12. Will learn you real fast about efficiency and what you do not need. 13. Dogs and cats like to hang out in the overhead and look out the windows.

I'm a fan of Gordon and Angela, and of TruckCamperMagazine. They represent so many of us, and do so with poise, integrity and expertise backed by experience. Huge thumbs up.

We have had a Motorhome, small trailer and truck campers. On our 3rd camper which we bought new in 2000, A Bigfoot 9.6 2500. It has traveled over 200,000 miles on the back of two trucks. Wife and I have a severe case of Wonder Lust! Travel back roads as much as we can. Our BF is fully set for off grid too. We bought the BF new... We did not want to deal with leaky roofs etc. I am a stickler for maintenance so leaks come from BAD places..hahahaa. So either the N lite or BF was our choice Here is something you guys did not talk about. You can not take off the structure of a Motor home and put it on a new chassis so after about 60,000-100,000 miles a new MH might be needed. An old F250-350 will nearly last forever with care and maintenance. Lastly, you have to love and enjoy your mate and always be patient towards each other. Now in our late 70's we are still going!

What?

Wondering what to do when in a trailer sway, hit the gas, take foot off gas, brake, under correct, over correct steering?