Saving an RV owner Thousands of dollars on repair estimate. This Wanderlodge rv detroit diesel 8v92

[@BusGreaseMonkey]

He reported back after 446 miles today that it’s still all good. Very happy customer

[@digitalrailroader]

And I have a good feeling he will come back to Silversides Ranch to have those front shocks replaced! It’s a crying shame that Blue Bird doesn’t make Wanderlodges anymore because they are beautiful and they took pride in every one they built.

[@mikemullay5622]

That's because you are good at what you do, and honest.

[@SPW812]

Mike Mullay really the last guy in the USA to charge a reasonable price for high quality. I feel for the next generation.

[@ericdee6802]

Your a Good Man Scott.👍

[@johnnyrocco]

@@SPW812 You and me both bro, it's breaking my heart to see the values that this younger generation hold. Good luck on finding people who will do a honest days work for honest pay. I will say I think a big part of the problem is greed, big corporations want to pay millions for top management, return higher, higher returns to stockholders which is great, but then try to short change the workers who are the ones making it all possible in the first place.

[@paulreed563]

That estimate was a "we don't want to work on it" estimate. Good work helping him out!

[@Wayoutthere]

Experienced that many times with my old bus unfortunately..

[@williscurry6557]

All the dealers are like that. Car, bike diesel they dont care. The techs seem to hate actually getting in there & getting dirty to figure the issue out. Same guys that brag about all their "master tech" certifications.

[@misterbojangles6205]

also known as a shill price

[@acoustic61]

@@williscurry6557 And massive tool collections which never get dirty. I love resourceful old school mechanics. I've worked with resourceful engineers like this guy. They love to share knowledge.

[@bastarddoggy]

If you're not making a sticker that says, "This Bus Made It Up Grease Monkey Hill" well, you should be.

[@stanwooddave9758]

I'd go with "This Bus is Grease Monkey Hill Certified, Road Ready."

[@snubbelbuff1471]

@@fastinradfordable "This Bus Made It Up Grease Monkey Hill - All Guarantees And Agreements Are Therefor Null And Void"

[@blazerguy65]

I’ll buy one !!!

[@TM-tg4yn]

Heck ya! That’s a great idea!

[@bastarddoggy]

@@blazerguy65 They would be for Scott's customers and friends whose buses have actually climbed up Grease Monkey Hill. Not for sale.

[@accountingfinancemjr]

Diagnosing the problem before throwing parts at it is the sign of a true mechanic! Great job Scott!

[@dadesigns4u]

That's why we keep coming back!

[@BusGreaseMonkey]

Much appreciate your friendship and business!!

[@wiserman100]

Classic bad shop practice is throwing unneeded parts and unnecessary repairs at a problem until something works, and when it doesn't work, ignore customer's phone calls hoping he'll move on. This is why accurate diagnostics is so important and why mechanics who can accurately diagnose problems is worth their weight in gold. It's far easier to spend time accurately diagnosing a problem than changing unnecessary parts. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

[@dbrinkm1]

That is the big problem of today !...shops that do not have the patience or expertise to diagnose a problem correctly and will cost you thousands of unnecesary expense.I just lost 2300 dollars on a bogus transmission repair !...They want to replace parts until they get lucky !...my tranny repair didnt even do that...they just tried to tighten the transmission bands and then told me they had replaced everyting....the tranny slipped worse going home than when I brought it in.? Thank God for people like Scott who know what they are doing and who treat you right ! You guys are worth your weight in gold ! Dana

[@bobbobobob5100]

glad to see there's still some honest people left! good work!

[@richroggio]

me too Scott, thats why I keep coming back. because of your honesty!

[@manatee419]

It's hard to find honesty anymore, said.

[@bborkzilla]

I saved a friend from an almost $1000 AC compressor repair by removing one of the shims in the compressor clutch. The shop swore up and down that wasn't the problem, and that the only way to fix it was to replace the entire compressor. Very typical.

[@lutemule]

Scott I remember the old days when you had a five minute clip of just getting an engine running. Now it the whole story. You have come along way my friend! Great videos! Your a good man Scott.

[@blazerguy65]

I loved the anchors away tune as he drive off. How fitting !!!!

[@steveferris1263]

Thanks for the thoroughly enjoyable escape from the hard day of plumbing. I too get tremendous satisfaction saving my customers $$. You are a kindred spirit. Sometimes I start to think we are a dying breed. Thanks again, and keep letting honesty be your guiding light. It has served me and my customers well for over 30 years.

[@cameronjenkins6748]

Getting tools for free from customers?! It really is like you said: the vintage bus community is awesome.

[@IanJ25E1]

With the terrain and roads on and around your property, you could offer to teach people how to properly drive their busses after you fix them. Hills, tight turns, different road surfaces, traffic, etc. You fix the bus, teach them to drive it on the test drive, and everyone wins, including us because we get to watch. Love the videos, thanks for sharing.

[@michaelmartinez1345]

Great mechanic who is HONEST, and will not do for the customer, work that does NOT need to be done, and parts that do NOT need to be replaced...Very cool ending segment!!!

[@artnickel1664]

Honest mechanics are great people!

[@maverickdallas1004]

I don't think that shop even bothered to do a thorough diagnosis. They just wanted to take his money!

[@chiswsuburbs6523]

..What a beautiful Bus...I was very surprised by the difference overall when they were parked next to each other...

[@gcflower99]

I love all the TN woods and back roads...but I really love the $2.34 per gallon diesel on the sign in town during the diagnosis drive. It's $2.79 per gallon here in Sacramento, CA at Sam's Club, and that's cheaper than the retail stations around town. AND, your outro and theme song are wonderful (when a "feller" can get a Feller, like Tom, to put together a great song like that, it is truly a blessing)!!

[@ivordripatmenose8252]

gcflower99 You’d hate UK 🇬🇧 price £6.00 per gallon or 7.90 of your U S dollars 💵.

[@jefferycarrier3758]

Loving the “Anchors Aweigh” upon departure....

[@BusGreaseMonkey]

He’s retired Navy

[@jefferycarrier3758]

So was my dad. I remember them playing this over the PA system ad his aircraft carrier departed from Norfolk. If ya know, ya know....

[@normdeplume6133]

I wondered why it had PA speakers on the roof until then.

[@ashleymarks6144]

Norm DePlume Oh. Well that is actually a part of wunderlodge culture. They all have a cool horns like that. They have gatherings every year.

[@notajp]

Bet the neighbors loved that...

[@mattc.310]

Cool departure. We used to play the "Victory at Sea" theme when leaving the dock. If you go to the pros you get pro service. Most of the younger mechanics are working from what they may have retained from training school. I hear lots of complaints from seasoned mechanics and customers about that problem. The art of critical thinking is lost on them. When you find a good service provider you stick with them. People are "beating a path to your door". Keep up the good work.

[@Cemi_Mhikku]

Don't make this an age thing, my guy. This is just a problem in the industry, and has been since the days of the horse and buggy. The ageist stuff from the 'old hands' is usually just a bit of jealousy regarding opportunities they didn't have (tech schools are a pretty nice leg up), coupled with forgetting how little THEY knew when they were just starting out. And yes, banging on about 'dern kids' is ageism, because it's an attack on the younger people based on nothing more than the fact that they're younger.

[@mattc.310]

@@Cemi_Mhikku Points well taken. As I think through experiences it actually isn't necessarily an age thing, It's a personal thing. You are correct. There is a wide group of ages that have the issue. If anyone is hired to do jobs A, B, and C They should be able to successfully complete those tasks in a safe and timely manner. If something comes up that they can't figure out yet they should know to ask or research. The people who get hands-on and are taught or have critical thinking skills and are naturally curious can be successful in any field of endeavor. They will usually look deeper into an issue seeing that there may be other things involved than it might appear. It takes a certain amount of desire to see the work successfully completed and pride in the accomplishment. The problems arise when someone just doesn't know and doesn't want or think they need to ask or research so calls it good and "sends it out the door" so to speak. They get instruction, but can't apply it in a real-life situation. They are stuck in the book. There are too many variables. They are hired to do jobs A, B, and C, but can't successfully accomplish them. Shockingly perhaps, I have no problem with trade schools giving people a leg up in a new field. No one in the industries I am in and around does. Trade schools are a great resource. People entering the trades can get up to speed quickly and enter the workforce. We desperately need people in the trades. But as with any education, it's about the student's personality and drive to excel. Some will do well and some not. I have vast experience in the trades and have worked with all types and yes, all ages. Work to learn as much as you can and do what you can to bring the new hires up to speed. Thanks for the response. It reminds me of one of my favorite sayings that unfortunately gets lost sometimes in the noise. It's not age, color, sex. or any other demographic, it's all about attitude. Everything else will come if you have that right

[@terrymjinks]

Scott you're a helluva fellow. Job well done. I miss my Wanderlodge.

[@BusGreaseMonkey]

I loved flying the r22

[@jamiebone6886]

It's a very nice interior. Blatant ripoffs are in other industries too. I'm in phone systems and a customer came to me for a second opinion on their phone system because their supplier said it wasn't compatible with the new internet in the area so the needed a new one which would cost them $15k over 5 years. The particular model of system they have is compatible and it even had the correct licensing in it so I got them converted across to the new Internet and new lines for about $600. They were happy.

[@stex1985]

I love that BlueBird RV Conversion, I think it is the nicest I have seen, very comfortable looking interior. I don’t like the new ones at all. Very nice.

[@hatfez]

My wife loves this RV! The only thing that she would do would be to mount mirrors over the bed. She likes to watch herself when she's having a headache.

[@RollerCoasterLineProductions]

Not really into RVs buses and diesels but you’re a great person for helping these people in need.

[@timgraves5498]

I love the Sticker on his Tail light, he must be a Navy man, Good video

[@jimtomassetti4817]

It's awesome of the honest work you do. Fare and few. I owned my own bus and it was constant repairs. Then I found a awesome Diesel mechanic That has a 24hrs RD service 😀 My problems were solved. Keep your vidio's coming sure Enjoy them. From Connecticut!

[@bigdrob54]

Dude, you ROCK! You should be picked up by the Discovery Channel!

[@Wayoutthere]

Oof, that cockpit is the nicest one I've seen...like EVER.

[@GinosGarageUSA]

Thanks for the shout out Scott, Jerry is so happy and I am sure he will be back when he needs more work done. For every one of these that turns out its less work seems like most of your other jobs have turned out to be more work than the client expected. It all goes around, and the client will continue to come back. I just had a client I did work for and he supplied a part, that turns out to be the wrong part. Unfortunately he is going to pay me to replace the part again because you can not tell that the part is wrong just by looking at it, so w had no way to know it was the wrong part until the supplier notified us it was wrong.

[@whotknots]

Bless you Scott, professionals like you give people reason to have a little faith in others in an increasingly unscrupulous world. The hardest part is knowing when to entrust someone with it. Like Warren at Western Truck and Tractor your vids consistently demonstrate honest to goodness worthwhile ethics and choices, full kudos buddy! I really liked that he played 'anchors away' as he set sail!😁

[@ericfaley9019]

We use engine oil dye, a dye light with uv glasses to find oil leaks that seam to be not leaking where you think they are. The ones where the oil wicks along some and makes it look like something else is leaking.

[@BusGreaseMonkey]

Detroit engine bay would look like a hotel room with a black light

[@ericfaley9019]

Bus Grease Monkey that’s bad

[@BusGreaseMonkey]

Cheap hotel room....

[@jerrykorman7770]

Bus Grease Monkey in life there are things we are better off NOT knowing

[@digitalrailroader]

Lenny is gonna look like a mirror with that polisher!

[@irongoatrocky2343]

go to Harbor Freight and get the polishing wax bars!

[@zyruemusic]

THAT CATCH CAN IS A BRILLIANT IDEA...IT SAVES THE DRIVEWAY FROM OIL SPILLS...HONESTY IS ALWAYS THE BEST POLICY!!!! U R AN EXCELLENT RV REPAIR DOCTOR!!!! PEACE AND BLESSINGS!!!👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@erik_dk842]

Too loud, didn't read

[@zyruemusic]

@@erik_dk842 YES U DID OR ELSE U WOULD HAVE NEVER RESPONDED!!!!🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@FransvandenBergeMuziekschuur]

Congratulations with that great gift. I hope you have a lifetime customer and friend now.

[@giggiddy]

Looking into that exhaust hose with the flashlight and hearing that engine rumble was kinda eerie. Love this stuff

[@frankjacoby9460]

That estimate is we will collect your money and not do the work; then when it continues to leak, they would have claimed it was another issue! That’s exactly why consumers don’t trust mechanics, especially dealership shops; it’s almost always c screw the customer! You’re a great friend and an honest analytical tech!!

[@13699111]

Fraud seems to be a accepted business practice sadly that shop should be held accountable . Thank you for posting this video gives one a good feeling knowing there are still honest people .

[@phantom629]

What a beautiful beast.

[@Mercmad]

Shining the light down the exh. reminds of when i was looking for a dead pot on a EMD V12. Me and a work mate were standing up on top the engine looking down into the two exhaust vents ,when we both noticed that the damn thing was moving, with no one at the controls... 😁😁😁

[@buttonpusher1971]

Nice job by Tom Feller on the music. Bluegrass is Tennessee, welcome home.

[@SuperMAZ007]

Well done Scott,this shows you really need a expert to figure out the finest problems.

[@lesbendo6363]

Good video. I am blessed having a mechanic like you in Abbotsford Canada. 🇨🇦

[@dougburnett2756]

I noticed the Maryland state tag on the car behind him and the navy fight song that he played as he was leaving tells me he lives in the area round Annapolis. I also notice the Marine radio besides the CB Radio.Glad that you was able to help your friend out saving major $$$bucks on the repair...

[@JoePublic717]

Maryland yes!

[@haraldweltzin5117]

I once had an oil pr3esiure sensor that started to leak - quart in 50 miles. The only place that was dry under the hood was the area by the oil pressure sensor.

[@davemaccarter64]

Finding and fixing what's actually broke.......what a concept. There are few techs left that will actually do that especially in large "managed" shops. When you find one that does, be nice to him and keep him or her as a friend.

[@gregorygagnon4641]

Best part was at the end when he revealed he was NAVY. Semper Fortis shipmate. You good man Scott.

[@kevinhamling1963]

Hey Scott Kevin here from Australia. Its a great feeling when you can save your customer a considerable amount of money. Truly a feel good video. Anyhoo stay safe and stay well. ✌ Peace. 🌻

[@seancollins9745]

UV oil dye, UV light, power wash and degrease first, finds even the most aggregating leaks

[@picklerix6162]

I was wondering if he was going to use the UV dye.

[@aussiebloke609]

I imagine dye is not necessary with such a heavy leak, but it's great for finding those slow drips that blow around in the breeze. And you'd be amazed how many "technicians" (because mechanics tend to dig in and actually look) don't bother to pressure wash before diagnosing a leak. Which makes you wonder how they can possibly tell where it's coming from when there's oil _everywhere._ :-P

[@seancollins9745]

@@aussiebloke609 27 yrs in the business, no shortage of techs who won't wash

[@benhogan6987]

I think i like this coach more than most new coaches on the market today!!!

[@80sDweeb]

His upgrades and surface choices make it feel more open and spacious than most Wanderlodges. Sometimes they seem claustrophobic to me, so many gadgets and features everywhere. This is the nicest I've seen.

[@TommyboyGTP]

Wow that coach is massive parked next to the other bus

[@gowithbazza]

Those trees to the side of the track give a good example of how steep that slope is

[@louismunoz4709]

I admire your honesty Scott, another happy customer!!

[@371508129]

Cool song at the end. This world needs more people/ mechanics with your skills and ethics.

[@steverandall5814]

That conversion coach is gorgeous! I can't believe it's 28 years old. I would have said just a couple of years old by looking at the custom interior and flawless exterior. I'm so glad you were able to find and repair the oil leak and it turned out to be just a loose hose clamp. So glad the owner found the honest work and personal integrity of the Bus Grease Monkey. I'll echo an earlier commenter about the benefits of UV dye and a black-light flashlight. These helped me find a hidden leaky coolant hose I didn't even know existed, under the intake manifold in old Datsun pickup truck.

[@jerryvandyke9216]

Steve Randall this is not a converted bus,this motor home is built to be a motor home by BlueBird

[@stick0035]

I've had the same telephone company for 50yrs the same Water, Gas and Electricity 35yrs same tire company 40yrs same doctor 30yrs never used the same mechanic more two or three times until recently. Current mechanics are expensive but they're honest and I can see and feel the difference.

[@richardbradfield7437]

Ed Gentle I found the most honest auto mechanic I’ve ever known about 20 years ago, sadly I only knew him a few years when he took his own life when his wife, who worked with him everyday, left him for whatever reason. I was very sad when I learned about that.

[@fozzybear7255]

I wish we had more guys like you out here working in big trucks. It's getting hard and harder to find a shop that's honest and willing to go the extra mile to actually fix the problem and not just throw parts at it. If anyone knows about something like this man in the Knoxville/Sevierville area please let me know. I had one and moved away for about 15 years and recently moved back and man has this place changed. Enjoy your videos. Love the way you treat people and I am in awe that you don't just listen to the complaint but you actually research the issue and fix what's broken. Thank you. I'm an OTR veteran long for the day when I can park my truck and never see another scale house.

[@scottyknot7403]

RV life is my next chapter. How can you not feel excited about what every day could bring. Mechanical failure or just a great day. I'm 34 and the 9to5 normal life is beyond brutal and not a good match for being happy... The less I have the better I am. This channel is awesome. I never wanted to work on diesels but A fellow Scott got me to try!

[@robertmedina6875]

I love your videos. First thank you for ur hard work. I try my best to help people out also. Been working on cars for all my life . I am currently 50. I always had a dream of traveling in a bus. I have mainly worked on gas. I had the idea that I got from you. That maybe I could afford to travel if I helped people like you do. I have always been honest like you. You definitely sleep well and have alotta friends,however I have not amassed a fortune over the years. I am currently doing electrical trouble shooting because of an accident in a shop that has slowed down my body when it comes to being able to move bend extra. Not whining... it just takes me longer to complete anything. No problem I will never give up. I guess I am looking for affordable diesel information cause when I can't move around I study and try to learn as much as possible. Thanks for reading. Really love you videos and will be lifetime sub

[@randyloosemore4978]

hello scott well another amazing bus this wanderlodge rv detroit diesel 8v92 arriving on your property and needing some repairs which like always your where able to fix all the leaks and make it alot lot better enjoy the test drive again thruw your town where you and kelly live so you can try to figure out where the leaks where coming from so amazing and you even save him like you mentioned alot of money don't ask me what that other please was trying to do but agree i'm so glad he brought it to you because your way way more fare and helpful i think your the best at what you do incredible job scott so thankyou for this video i really enjoyed it like i always do so until next video i say so long for now from Randy from ontario,canada take care p.s stay safe out there and i just saw your comment that he made it 446 miles and that everything is still good but i knew it would be because your fixed the problem 100% and yes i'm so happy that he is happy for what you did for him.

[@billintexas7061]

Great diagnosis on your part. I’ve got a similar shop that works on my pickup with 6.7 Cummins. Dealers are always trying to run up a bill and have no respect for the machine like you do. Keep up the good work. I never get tired of watching your videos.

[@alexandermckay8594]

That's a beautiful RV. A labour of love for Jerry I betcha!

[@kyleb3293]

One of my favorite buses, the LTC-40 also used as Wanderlodges! Great dash on these buses.

[@bobmarie1450]

I would love to bring my bus to you to look at and make sure everything is good on it. I bought a 2008 Bluebird skoolie and have converted it. I have been watching you for a while. Take care. Bob Marie - Austin Texas

[@jeffk5386]

All it takes is persistence and taking a little time To find the problem Thanks for being honest Scott 👍🏻. You Saved that gentleman lots of money You go !

[@jamesnightingale9782]

Excellent video Grease Monkey. Another very happy customer. Regards Jim. UK.

[@fsnissen]

Honest man who knows what he is doing. A lot of the other guys get pushed over the edge because of the high overhead. That's why they try so hard to upsell. Stay safe Scott.

[@FireRescue80]

I'd always love to sound of a 8v92taddec. The ladder truck at our firehouse had one. It was one loud sob. Miss hearing her. Seeing this video kinda brings back memories. Thanks Scott.

[@deadeyedsam850]

I worked for a shop that wrote estimates like this , that is a "we don't want to work on it, so we will estimate it so high he will go away " Estimate.

[@luviskol]

Known as a Foxtrot Oscar quote. As that is what the shop wants to say and what the customer will reply

[@siemenstraffic]

Trina on this RV.. Headlights and front turn signal lenses are from a 1987-1991 Ford F-250 while the taillights are from a 1990-1992 Volvo 740

[@lloydrobinson7081]

glad u r able to save him money, good video keep them coming

[@jerrykorman7770]

I’m sure the shop with the almost 10 G estimate will now accuse Scott of “stealing food from my kids mouths!” Many years ago, I had a car salesjerk accuse me of that

[@lancer2204]

“stealing food from my kids mouths!” My standard reply "Kids are expensive, condoms are cheap, you made the choice."

[@jerrykorman7770]

Lancer2204 lol priceless I gotta remember that one

[@erikkovacs3097]

It's basically theft. If you have to steal to feed your kids, you shouldn't have had kids.

[@jerrykorman7770]

Erik Kovacs agreed. Can’t feed em, don’t breed em

[@BusGreaseMonkey]

Be nice please.

[@soundrecordings2659]

I am glad I watch the entire video before commenting, I was waiting for the PA speakers on the roof to play something!!

[@mikemullay5622]

I would be more than happy to live in that Wanderlodge full time. As a young bachelor teacher I did live in a 50 foot single wide trailer. But about 6 feet of that 50 feet was the trailer tongue itself. Its plenty for me. This is a palace compared to that trailer.

[@johnbarham7718]

Round our way (uk) if one takes a bit of equipment with an engine into somewhere, they usually spend an hour or so diagnosing, then estimate what is required, if you agree to have the work done, they explain again exactly what they are going to do and why. if you dont have it done you only pay for the diagnosing time.

[@westboundbadger]

Unless its Kwikfit !!

[@larrygall5831]

Great job helping this guy.

[@shaneharrison4775]

Well Detroit's and Harley's Davidson's sadly both have to have a form of diaper or deep pads but great job saveing him all that money in labor and repairs your good people scott and Kelly

[@michaeldeckert6023]

Your a great guy! I don't even own a motorhome and enjoy watching everything. Stay safe.

[@joseortiz5965]

Anchors away!!! Love that tune. Awesome.

[@Digital-Dan]

Love those arrival and departure videos.

[@michaelwest4525]

It is so discouraging when you expect expert work done and they just start throwing parts at it and hope it fixes things , and doesn’t solve the problem is the worst of it . Thanks for helping this bus nut out .

[@turfguy420]

Good mechanic, scary ass Easter bunny!

[@danielseelye6005]

You take my eggs, I _take your life!_

[@jamespn]

Great work Scott, that’s a nice luxury cruiser. I bet it will ride great with new shocks.

[@vidguy007]

I’ve seen some Bluebird prices in the same category as some far lesser RVs. If I was in the market for a large RV it would definitely be a Bluebird

[@dalmatiangirl61]

Not all Bluebirds are Wanderlodge's, but all Wanderlodges are Bluebirds. Biggest downside to a WL is you can't get far off the pavement.

[@realcotnoir2521]

Good To see you back to work on these Detroit , tk's! Scott & Kelly

[@stanwooddave9758]

Great Job Scott. Thanks for sharing the video. Love the horn on that bus.

[@ro9967]

That horn at the end!! Completes the video! KONI part number was 90-2497SP1 I assume, not sure if one is adjustable and the other not or that just the valving is different. If adjustable, it should say on the tube close to the marking.

[@American_Jeeper]

“Anchors Aweigh”, I love it!

[@monikabredesen4273]

all the engines sounds happier when they leave

[@Andy-pf7me]

Best vid yet! Loved it..problem solving is brilliant.

[@vorsprungdurchtech]

What an awesome coach! You’re a good honest man Scott! God bless

[@archstanton9206]

You are a good man Scott, and you sure as heck know the Detroits. I am 61 and disabled, and I still do as much as I can as far as maintenance etc. on our vehicles. There are good techs out there, but they are not as common as the ones who tried to screw your friend. That Bluebird is a thing of beauty, no doubt.

[@YoureNowOnTV]

I went to get an oil change on my Subaru Impreza in 2008 and they said the clutch needed replacing. That was the first and last time I went there and my clutch is still fine to this day. They also stole my carbon air filter and denied that it was there. Oh, and the oil filter came loose and dropped oil over my girlfriends parents new driveway. Happy days 🤪👍

[@stefanm67]

Another great video. I do love your content. Great work Scott and Kelly.

[@nv1493]

I know this is an older video but so true on overpriced RV repairs. Any place around here is ridiculous. Called to ask about alignment on our 2010 Roadtrek P210, baby RV built on Chevy Express 3500 with standard pitman/idler steering linkage. All brand new too. Quoted over $400. Found a small local shop that did an excellent job for $75. Just a small example of what the shops try to do with a captive owner base.

[@marty0715yt]

That horn is epic!!! I have to get one for the H1!!!!!!!

[@tomcurry556]

Good catch. Airbox drains eh. Now I know what those hoses are.