Heading Home (WHEN IT ALL GOES WRONG!) FULL TIME RV

[@deehart2228]

The best part was when you hung over the fence !! Made me laugh out loud !! So darn cute !

[@todayissomeday]

We had fun with it for sure!

[@gilbertmal6033]

That was so funny great intro.

[@turnbullstravels735]

Omg I spit out my drink when Stacy was laying on the grass. That opening is awesome.

[@todayissomeday]

Now that would have been funny to see!! LOL

[@deehart2228]

I laughed out loud when she hung over the fence !!

[@bettybanfield5121]

Loved the opening. In fact we played it again just to get another laugh.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Betty! Glad you enjoyed it.....twice!!! LOL

[@megarahdee]

Me too

[@jimrichards5181]

It was a big hit at our house, too!

[@dianestevenson2630]

@@megarahdee Me three!

[@sirlarryfleming]

Catching up on your older videos. You know you are entertaining when people look back at your previous videos.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Lawrence. We try are best...LOL

[@FireandDesire]

My Wife and I are entertainers! Fire & Desire. We are from SE FL. First, thank you for inspiring us to strike out on the road. We are in the process of lots, and lots of research. Packing our house to sell. Minimizing is the mindset. Setting a very doable budget. Keep sending out your love for your lifestyle. You are a tremendous help to us. We shall meet some day!

[@kylepritchard9716]

You two are halarious. We weekend warrior with our kids in our 22ft bunkhouse about 3 times a month outside of winter. Your living our future dream. We are so fortunate to have this time with our kids camping until we can full time.

[@danielglenn4066]

We never travel on trips without fresh rain-x on the windshield, side windows and side mirrors. Best driving product ever.

[@CCaudits]

Phil, even through all the issues you guys had and I know it's a pain in the back side I still like watching you guys you're a hoot. Tell Stacy hi and be safe out there.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks!! Be well!

[@tomboard1]

I just had to pause for a moment. That opening is Awesome! Perfect!

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you liked it!

[@carolthiele190]

Funny opening, I thought you both were waiting for the other. Welcome back to Texas .stay safe.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks....that's too funny!!

[@Milesco]

Yeah, that's what I thought, too! Like there was some kind of communication problem. Either way, it was funny. :-)

[@jenmartin6347]

BEST opening ever!!!! I felt like we travelled for so long vicariously through you all before we got on the road and today had that feeling all over again. Videos of travels, even from the past, give us all something to hold on to and hope for what we will soon return to.

[@todayissomeday]

Well said!!

[@UnApologeticPatriotPiontofView]

I look forward to me and Bruschi meeting you on the road someday. Bruschi is my service dog and this old vet is hitting the road with him and The UnApologetic Patriot Podcast to travel and explore our great Country & talk to her people. God Bless!!!

[@todayissomeday]

Good luck on your travels! One day our paths will cross for sure!

[@tonypclemson]

Love you guys. Thank you both for you service and support of our troops serving both abroad and ashore. GO NAVY. HMCS(SS) Tony Poole USN RETIRED

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much!! Stay well.

[@raymondschneider5217]

So sorry to hear of the wiper blade and battery issues, Phil and Stacy; but, it showed the rest of us, that these issues can hit ANY of us! So happy to hear of your experience with Harvest Hosts (they're next on my list)! Hope you're doing well during the virus stuff since the filming and that you (and everyone!) will soon be on the road! Y'all Be Safe (and Healthy)!

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Raymond. We have to be ready for just about everything.....some things will stump us, calmer heads will always prevail. We are staying put until we get the all clear again!

[@iggykonrad8368]

Moral to the story, always carry spare parts. We carry an oil filter, fuel filter, engine belt and wiper blades. We once had a wiper arm fall off. Not the blade, the whole arm. Luckily it was hanging by the washer hose. Now we have a cord looped through the wiper arm and around the mirror just in case. We also carry DEF, window shield washer fluid and radiator fluid for both the toad and RV. When we stop at night we run the engine on our toad to make sure all is well then we lock it up. In the morning we run it again for at least 10 minutes before we set it up to be towed. We often do not unhook at night and by running it and locking up things are safer. We also carry spare parts for our tow bar, again just in case. ACE hardware is a good place to get propane. Stay well.

[@todayissomeday]

We will add it to the arsenal!

[@leighmcqueeney9848]

Like the idea of the spare wiper blades. How do you stop them deteriorating in storage?

[@iggykonrad8368]

@@leighmcqueeney9848 We buy new blades every year and keep the old ones as spares. We find a sealed storage container works well for the blades and other things. If the blades we remove are not worth saving we might buy one new one for storage. Generally at least one of the older blades are worth saving for emergencies.

[@todayissomeday]

@@leighmcqueeney9848 To be honest I am not sure. We have never stored Ruby for longer than a few months right after purchase.

[@johnjackson9564]

There is usually a little clip to keep them (wiper blades) in place and sometimes they break. When KW had a special mounting bolt that prevented this we didn’t have to worry but it also was harder to find replacements so we carried them in the truck.

[@todayissomeday]

We will be doing the same!

[@elizabethlarose3632]

Your opening sequence was wonderful, I laughed out loud. Yes, be safe and wash your hands .

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Mr_Sandell]

I'm waiting too. Windshield wipers... passing thru Colorado heading back to Texas, a bit of a sprinkle, hit the wiper button on the steering wheel, watch as the driver side blade departs the arm and watch in the mirror as I run over it. Awesome !!

[@todayissomeday]

Oh man! That is the worst!!

[@rventureawaits]

The start of this video was great. We really enjoyed it. I hate windshield wiper blade issues. One second they are fine and working, the next they are trying to leave the vehicle with you in it. Stay safe and healthy.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much! Stay well.

[@jonathanjenkins4113]

Excellent video. You Navy folks are allright. Glad hear yall are well and safe. GO ARMY

[@todayissomeday]

HAHA....Thanks Jonathan!

[@ferrelx]

Hey Bos..absolutely by far the least troublesome,longest lasting wiper by far are ANCO Wiper Blades..I have tried all those fancy ones..but no more..I have gone back to them and will never seek out any other brand again..heads up though..they getting harder to find as most auto parts chains don't carry them anymore..(been using em since 1981)

[@orange281gt]

Browsed some of the comments, so might have missed it. You could run a power wire to a battery tender to trickle charge your battery while driving. Have read that you can isolate it so it can't draw power when stopped for the night.

[@pedintx]

I follow several full timers on YT. You guys are so relatable and you do a great job on your videos. You are absolutely one of my favorites. Thanks for everything you do, Paul from Texas

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you so much! Thanks so much for your support!! Stay well.

[@bobstone9488]

Hi Guys, As far as backup or primary heat you might consider the Espar or Wabasto diesel heaters. Although it might not keep the entire unit "hot" {temp. depending} it will definitely take the chill off. And it runs off diesel. I use mine all the time and it is a great heat source and cheap to run. Stay safe.

[@jpol3808]

Hi guys. Remember to start the jeep once a week even if you don't drive it and let it idle for 15 to 20 minutes to recharge the battery as it will drain when not driven, because of the electronics in the vehicle. And remember never let it sit or park it over large piles of leaves and debris when the engine is hot because the heat coming off the catalytic converter could start that pile on fire! Take care. Jpol.

[@BigShastaKen]

THANK YOU for telling us about the TSD card. I filled up a couple weeks ago at the Loves on I-10 in Niceville FL and it was 1.64 A GALLON! We saved .94 per gallon from the advertised price! Get it folks if you haven't already!

[@todayissomeday]

That is awesome!

[@mromero548]

I tow a 2018 Cherokee. When Jeep set it up, they only installed a 4-pin connector. I didn’t have a 12v charge line. I changed that out to a 6-pin with 12v from my Allegro Bus. Then I installed an RVI battery tender. I still need to remove the fuse and start the Jeep when I park for the night. I also bought a NOCO Boost GB70 battery charger.

[@todayissomeday]

We have a seven pin connector already and I just added a boost pack!

[@WiccanRainbowMama]

Been isolating almost a month now.... somewhat. Bought my RV on the 31st. Spending time purging the apartment and prepping the RV for the beginning of our full time RV experience. Heck of a time to start THAT adventure!

[@todayissomeday]

I know!! Sorry you cant get those wheels turning! Hopefully soon.

[@adriannurse1502]

I am so glad it was just a simple fox with a new battery. We are Harvest Host members too, but we have never stayed there yet. Everyone says how nice the places are. Hopefully we can hit the road sometime this year and give one a try.

[@timothymccarthy4704]

As a good backup in case you have problems with your windshield wipers, clean your windshield with RainX. You can turn your wipers off and the rain will head and fall right off.

[@todayissomeday]

It is on the to do list!

[@wesleyplace9984]

I wish I was out there on the road and we were all able to visit. I am turning 51 tomorrow and it would have been great to celebrate it with all the awesome folks in the RVing community. Oh well, maybe next year.

[@todayissomeday]

Happy birthday Wesley! Hopefully we can get back out soon!!

[@theresaperry1805]

Loved the beginning. Totally have done that! Awesome. Puts a smile on anyone who watches this face! 😎😄😁😀😆☺️😊🥰😍😘

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@doughavron]

Thank you. Be safe. Laugh. Wash your hands. Go Titans!

[@todayissomeday]

You too!

[@harleydavidson521]

We stayed at the same golf course you stayed at on our way into Tx about 3 weeks ago. The course is fantastic (we dont golf though). Looks like we stayed in about the place as you as well. The parking lot does have a strange slant and twist ar the same time. I also used blocks under my tires. The lunch is very good. Met the owner to express how much we liked their HH commitment and how well maintained the grounds were. This was our 2nd stay at a HH golf resort. High reco. for this HH Golf membership👍.

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you enjoyed it as well. Very clean and quite.....like we like them!!

[@HitchenRV]

Wow! I used to live in Weimar! Whistling Duck is great! It’s so cool to see my little home town on the KZbins. 😊

[@rejeanpaquet4375]

I always keep a battery booster in my trunk. They are compact now. No need to find another vehicle & booster cables. Since I carry one I've helped a few peoples.

[@todayissomeday]

We have one now!

[@garykos1308]

Loved that sign in the Harvest Host Brewery.

[@oscarduenez9816]

Luv your videos fellow Texans!.My wife tells me "we live in NM" your not a Texan. I tell her "your born in Tx, you never lose the Texan monicure".

[@BG-ig9eu]

That is to funny. We were going from Green River, Utah to Grand Junction, CO. The whole wiper arm fell off. Pouring down rain, I reinstalled the arm only to have it fall off again. Locktite held till we got to Grand Junction truck stop and bought a replacement

[@slbd7900]

Funny opening! gotta love cracker barrel and their generosity toward rv stays!

[@todayissomeday]

Oh they are super nice! We have stopped in many times and I am sure we will again.

[@edschermerhorn5415]

Great opening! Yes, wiper blades coming off the arm is a PAIN! (And that is only in my dodge pickup...can’t imagine the frustration on a 31” wiper!!!)

[@delewisporter9514]

Came across your channel about a week ago and because we qualify for High Risk, with the Virus, we likewise are hunkering down for the duration. Point being, I have been binge-watching "You, Me & the RV" for the last three days and it has helped me maintain my sanity. I'm retired, Air Force so let me express my appreciation for your service in the greatest Navy in the world.

[@todayissomeday]

Yes, it is the WORLDS GREATEST NAVY!! Thanks for joining us. Hopefully, we can all get our wheels turning soon. Stay well!

[@charlesmanship1997]

Typically there is always something draining the battery from the car. Once the battery gets too dead, there is no reviving it. You can get the car to start, but the battery won't fully charge, therefore requiring a new battery. Always good to have a trickle charger on it when it's not being run for a while. That includes being at a home, not just being a full time RV'r. I don't RV, but I've had multiple problems with batteries during my deployments for the Air Force. Come home to a completely dead car and a jump would only get it started, not an option once you shut the car off. Good luck out there and I love your videos!! Bobby

[@stevenclark7262]

Just watched this one again for the xxxx time ! I love the way that Phil pronounces diesel.

[@richardsorey8611]

By the way I have a Tiffin Allegro also and found that the 28 inch blades works just fine, don’t restrict view and you can buy them anywhere as where the 31 or 32 inch set hard to find and more costly. Left my 28’s on and no issues.

[@todayissomeday]

We have purchased 28s before too. No problems!

[@michaelmontag5863]

Our toad is a 2017 Trailhawk and we have not had any battery issues while towing. We had our motorhome set up to charge the toad battery when the toad is connected. Be aware there is a second battery, for start/stop, under the front passenger seat and that battery can cause starting issues as we found out. #GONAVY #GOSEABEES

[@jdavis3232]

Michael, you do not mention if yours is a Cherokee or Grand Cherokee, but the Cherokee (which Phil and Stacy has) does not have a second stop/start battery. I believe the GC does. I am not sure if this is true in the 2019 update or not.

[@todayissomeday]

This is correct.

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes hair ties have a multitude of uses! Lol I love your humor and keeping things positive -have to do that, especially in these times. Thanks guys! - MJ

[@todayissomeday]

Yes! Thank you!

[@mikedean8061]

My battery went kapoots in my Jeep a few weeks ago. 2 year old battery. Jeep driven daily. Was surprised it died after just 2 years. What surprised me more was the price of a new one. $199!!! But like you, all is well now.

[@todayissomeday]

Mine was about the same age.....kinda weird to go out that soon!!

[@lolal1026]

Clever opening. This is year we were planning doing more traveling in our new rig & utilizing our harvest host, but when things settle down we'll have to catch with work first, guess just have to stay at more winery's & brewery to make up for it !!

[@todayissomeday]

Sounds like a great plan to me!

[@curtisnail742]

I have almost the exact same picture that you are using for this video thumbnail except that you can see the storm in the distance. We were on I65 just south of Nashville. My windshield wiper blades did the exact same thing that yours did and they were brand new. The experience of standing in front of your bus trying to change a wiper blade on the side of a busy highway is not one to be forgotten soon. Safe travels, great videos!, and GO ARMY :-)

[@todayissomeday]

Stupid wipers!! Stay well out there.

[@KB-uv7xo]

We bought a multifunction device on Amazon for about $100. It has charger cables and has an internal battery strong enough to jump a vehicle. I charged it a year ago and forgot about it. Then one day our Class C wouldn’t start. I hooked it up and it fired right off. It also has USB ports to charge devices. And a small air compressor built in.

[@lilricky2515]

Make sure you get a battery twist disconnect installed. Go through the tow mode procedure, and then after you complete that, twist the disconnect to off. Then you won't have any issues with a dead battery.

[@todayissomeday]

Was told I didn't need a battery cut off switch on the 2019's.....will be doing more research.

[@jdavis3232]

@@todayissomeday First in the KL Cherokee with flat tow harness...you cannot disconnect the battery. That keeps the electric steering active which prevents the "death wobble". On the 2019, the flat tow harness was eliminated and built into the system which eliminates a couple of extra steps, but the battery must still be in use. As mentioned before, a charge wire is the best option, but if not, you would need to charge your battery by running the car after every so many hours of use. After 4 years, my original battery is still going strong.

[@mysterymayhem7020]

Keep the videos coming. Gives me something good to do while I’m under quarantine. I am just so lucky that the fine COVID-19 decided to visit me.

[@todayissomeday]

Oh no! I am sorry to hear that. Please get will quickly!

[@FeedScrn]

Hair ties work. Another good thing to have handy are packages of tie-wraps. Get a couple of sizes - widths.... Lengths don't matter because if you need longer, just put them together.

[@todayissomeday]

Great tip. Thanks.

[@terrycorbett1907]

You guys are a breath of fresh air. I like your content and your down to earth attitude. I hope when we start out on the road that we get to meet you. Please stay safe.

[@todayissomeday]

That would be awesome! See ya out there!

[@lancelot1953]

Hi Phil and Stacey, after serving 13 years out of 28 on sea duty and seeing the "world" compliments of our great Navy (I had forgotten that 70% of our world is covered by water/ocean when I was commissioned), I thought that we would never leave a grounded "home" anymore! You convinced us otherwise. Thank you for all the practical information you are taking the time to share with the community and we truly appreciate your honest opinion(s) on your experiences. May God bless our great country and bless you both, Ciao, L (Veteran)

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you for your service! I can relate 100%...12 years of sea time in 27 years active duty. We truly love what we are doing for and with the RV community!

[@lancelot1953]

Hi Phil and Stacey, thank you for your service as well. It just donned on me, thinking about your channel name, that my wife used to remind me before deployments that it was... "The Navy, you and me"; so our wives have moved up the "chain of command"! Incidentally, it is enlightening to see how you two interact in such a loving way, it is a great example of love for us and for our younger generations. BTW, your "multi time-zone clock" decorations remind me of CIC on one of the ships I served on... naval memories! Hoping to cross paths with you on the road one day. Peace be with you both and God bless America, Ciao, L

[@todayissomeday]

@@lancelot1953 Stacy has moved up the chain a ton! She is the CO for sure....LOL. The Navy has been really, really good to our family! We look forward to meeting you one day!

[@TheBestofUSTheFloros]

Great opening. We all need to still have fun!!! Be safe yourselves.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks! Laughter soothes the soul right now!

[@jjack4uk]

Had the same wiper blade issue. I replaced the blades and everything works fine.

[@sandym4875]

I just love when you met up with your friends! I really miss seeing my friends. LOL at the beginning! Thanks for the great laugh! Praying 🙏 that you guys are staying healthy during this time. Thanks for keeping us laughing!

[@todayissomeday]

Ditto. We are not going anywhere anytime soon!!

[@freetoroam6606]

Just wanted to let you know that Etrailer has a battery charger kit for your toad. I put one on mine just incase. It is very easy to install and wires in to your 7pin. So it charges the toad as you drive. NEVER have a dead battery again.

[@todayissomeday]

Will look into it, thanks!

[@lynnhudson5906]

Loved the beginning ❤️

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you liked it!!

[@51-FS]

I all ways skip past it

[@RollinRagu]

Very common to use the 28" blades. We do. Available everywhere and cheap. We, too, had a case of using something (duct tape in my case) to hold a blade on until we could get one! Enjoyed this episode.

[@todayissomeday]

Use what cha got!! lol

[@roydavis2242]

I have heard of a few RVers having issues with their jeep's batteries going dead when being towed. When we were considering using a Jeep for a toad, the RV dealership recommended adding a charging system that keeps the Jeep's battery charged. We went a different route opting to trailer instead.

[@todayissomeday]

We were told that the new Jeeps didn't need it.....will be doing more research for sure.

[@roydavis2242]

@@todayissomeday yea that was what I said to that dealership but they said, "well maybe". I figured it wouldn't hurt if we had gone that route.

[@Blues2cool]

Hey guys I have had the same wiper issues. I now carry a spare set of blades. Let's talk about batteries. The parasitic draw drains our chassis batteries constantly. So I put a battery tender on the chassis batteries. When we stop for a few days to a few months I connect it to the batteries and plug it in problem solved. On a positive note we got the inspections complete and all our PM done. We are ready to roll I feel like Stacy standing next to the road ready to go. Take care hope all is well. M

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Mike. I will carry spare blades from now on as well. I will look into the battery minder. I ordered a charge pack already in the event we are out on BLM and this happens again. I hope to jump on our maintenance next week.

[@davidmciver9483]

Just got my TSD card and used it just once. Saved $12 on a 20 gallon fill up in my diesel truck!

[@todayissomeday]

Awesome!!

[@fredhebb8016]

I’m glad to hear that,I obviously missed your statement at the beginning of the video. Keep well.

[@todayissomeday]

;)

[@calvincalvey7794]

Both of you ..... are 2 amazing individuals.. you make my RV life dream real ! We’re still on a 18 month goal ! Thank u 🙏

[@todayissomeday]

Aw shucks, thanks Calvin! Those 18 months will fly by!!

[@Terryblount]

Propane will last 2x to 3x times longer if you simply install a $10 -- 15 minute timer on your hot water heater. 15 minutes will give you enough warm/hot water for 2 showers and enough left over to wash dishes. Keeping water hot all the time is a waste of $$$ ...and hassle of finding and filling. Alabama has removed propane refills from hardware stores and gas stations because propane vehicles weren't paying road taxes.

[@patriciablad6116]

Next time we visit Corpis Cristie TX we will have to check out the whistling Duck winery, we are Harvest host members too,

[@joeswishful9740]

Glad you guys made it to SAT. Agree with you on the propane. We just had our underground tank at our sticks and bricks filled earlier this week and it was $2.59/gal. Given that oil prices have cratered and gas/diesel has come down slowly, you would think propane would come down, as well. Nope! Stay safe . Look forward to your next video. They are getting better and better.

[@todayissomeday]

It is just crazy right!! Stay well!

[@kaycox4024]

That is such a cute beginning number!

[@BenNstyle]

Glad to see y'all still got that Lone Star State of Mind - Margaritas & Mexican Cuisine! Stay Safe & Healthy!

[@todayissomeday]

The best cuisine!!

[@rvpilgrims]

It was great to meet both of you at the RV Park outside of San Antonio. Hope you've found a great spot to hang out until the Corona craziness is over!

[@todayissomeday]

We are hunkered down! Stay well.

[@fredfromboston812]

Thanks for a entertaining video. While sheltering in place up in Boston,,it is videos like this that keep us going. Thanks and stay safe.

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you enjoyed it! We are waiting it out as well.

[@wesleyplace9984]

Hey, if you are ever up in Michigan, a great Harvest Host to stay at is Fenn Valley Winery just outside of Fennville, MI. Very near where I lived before moving to Walton, KY. They have a great bakery and good eats there. Also very near to Saugatuck, a little harbor town reminiscent of a North Eastern state harbor town. You'd like it there. Lots of great little bars and restaurants and just a few miles south of Holland, where they have a great Tulip Festival in the Spring.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks Wesley! We can't wait to get up to your neck of the woods! Sounds like our kind of place!

[@brucefay5126]

We have been to the Fenn Valley winery and agree with your assessment of that whole part of the state. Our favorite wines come from the Leelanau and Old Mission Peninsulas. There are also a few Boondockers Welcome hosts in Michigan as well. :-)

[@brianmcentire6513]

We have a 2016 Cherokee that had a bad battery after only a year as well. I'm thinking they are scrimping on cheap batteries from the factory. Glad you got it all fixed and made it home!

[@Tracywhited2]

Lol. A year later. Still freakin waiting. 🤪🤪😜

[@mikejenkins4598]

Always use Rain ex . The less slant on the windows the better it works even without wipers . The harder it rains the better .

[@debbiecarter4558]

I grew up in Lake Charles...moved to Texas in '88...good video...

[@MikeC19100]

Now THAT was a funny opening video. So glad to see you are still moving about and having fun, even with the wiper blade and battery issues. We had hoped to be able to depart our Ohio home in our new RV Fifth-Wheel by the 15th of April since our house-sitters moved in in early March, but alas, that ain't going to happen now. Our new target date is around the first week of May, but if things don't work out for whatever reason then who knows when that will be after than. Stay safe, stay healthy and maybe we'll (2 retired Army soldiers) see you on the road someday.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for your service!! Hopefully this blows over soon, so we all can get back out exploring our great country! Go Navy! ;)

[@michaelcunningham2899]

I love the whole harvest host concept! Thanks for sharing.

[@todayissomeday]

You are so welcome!

[@debcastell1672]

Good to show that it’s not all butterflies and rainbows! And I got to see our Lance trailer next to Ruby at Flying Eagle Brewing 😉

[@todayissomeday]

You should have come over to say hello at the brewery! We could of had a beer together....or 2!

[@debcastell1672]

You, Me & the RV we were actually having solar anxiety that night hoping we would make it through the night heating the rv - One 160 watt panel and a couple of batteries and we did fine 😁 Probably should have talked to the pros next door though 😉

[@justtraveling9167]

We came off the road three weeks ago back at home in Vegas at daughter home just waiting it out staying safe and healthy you guys do the same stay safe and healthy

[@todayissomeday]

We agree that sitting is the best option right now! Stay well.

[@magnum4243]

You mentioned putting wood blocks under your tires at the golf course. We used to do that. One rain storm, puddle or bad drainage and the wood is done. We got 2 four packs of these for your DP class A. They work great. Can be stacked, wipe off so there is no mess, and we use them under our jacks some times as well. Never will use wood again. Quality Plastics Utility Block - Four Pack www.amazon.com/dp/B00PX1KITE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_MmmIEbR8FEAYM.

[@todayissomeday]

I like this option....will check them out!

[@haroldmurphy5394]

I just found your channel. You are inspirational and sincere. Reminds me of and my wife of 31 years. RV ing may be our next adventure.

[@todayissomeday]

That is awesome!

[@MililaniJag]

Stay safe!!!! And now you'll have a Backup set of wipers!! Thx!

[@todayissomeday]

You got that right!

[@amytaylor6603]

Loved the beginning of the video. Genius windshield wiper fix. Hope your doing good and staying safe.

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks, you too!

[@deepestpassion]

Thanks StayWell.

[@lindagross8112]

Loved the opening. Got a good chuckle.

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@love2drop289]

Y’all are quick to adapt and overcome! Great video!

[@todayissomeday]

Yes we are! The military taught us well!

[@alfredstaude3955]

100% perfect. Many thank`s for the Vid - is so funny. Stay safe and keep calm. Best Regards from Germany, Alfred

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks, you too!

[@Terryblount]

Put a $20 driveway alert sensor in your tow vehicle or the back of your tow vehicle and you'll know if someone comes messing around.

[@radams009]

Thank you about Harvest Host.

[@todayissomeday]

Welcome

[@blessedtoquest]

I'm glad you got the windshield wiper fixed! I've had that happen before...not fun and really pretty dangerous! Happened to us going to TN from WV in some serious downpours.

[@jimposey6528]

We had the same thing happen to our brand new 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trail-hawk on our first trip from Tampa to Tennessee. We thought we did something wrong but it turned out that we had a defective battery from the factory. Has worked well ever since. If you need an overnight plugin and think you can stomach an AF toad on a beautiful lake in Tennessee, give us a shout and yes we have 50 amp and for your comfort, we have a retired Navy O6 across street😎🇺🇸

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks for the offer Jim! We may take you up on that....if we ever get back on the road!!! We are sooooo ready!!!

[@jimposey6528]

@@todayissomeday would love to have you plenty of room in our driveway and looking at 400 miles of shoreline on each side.

[@40delux]

Our home is on wheels, also, and we've been using HH as we slowly make our way to family property on the west coast.

[@captlynhall]

I had that happen twice to my Honda CRV after towing. The second time I was staying with some friends and he is a retired electrical engineer. Like a dog with a bone, he was determined to find the problem. By the way, the first time it happened I went to a Firestone store and they put it on their diagnostics machine, said the battery and the alternator checked out OK. My tow system has a battery charger that works while I am towing, so I was surprised about the dead battery when I stopped to unhook. Well, turns out the battery charger with the tow system was 2 amps. Every time I had to brake it took like 3 amps, and that was a lot. So we decided that it just couldn't keep up. I ordered a new charger that put out 10 amps and read how much was needed from the battery. My friend installed it for me and I haven't had a problem since.

[@todayissomeday]

I will be looking into my seven pin plug to see if it needs to be updated. Was told 2019's didn't need a battery cut off.

[@captlynhall]

@@todayissomeday I hope you find the problem soon. I know it is really frustrating to deal with.

[@WILDEBILL308]

I don't have a jeep but if I leave my CR-V connected overnight I have to turn the key off or it will run down the battery. I make the practice to start it and let it charge or put a charger on it after a day of travel. I also start it and let it charge during our stops for lunch. I would check but if you change anything go back and do your setup to get ready to tow over again. Better safe than expensive. One outher thing. When unhooking the jeep. Start the jeep and put it in drive to take any tension off the towbar then put it in park so it won't roll. So when you release the arms there is no tension on the pins and they are easy to remove. LOL if you get realey board you can wax the rig.

[@todayissomeday]

Was told we didn't need to do anything to the battery on the 2019's...more research is needed! Normally when I put the parking brake on I don't have to worry about rolling. I just hit the unlock bar on the tow arms and takes tension off the pins.

[@WILDEBILL308]

@@todayissomeday "I just hit the unlock bar on the tow arms and takes tension off the pins." Yes it does unless you are on a slight incline. Just try it a couple of times. The slight forward preshure ensures you won't have tension on the pins when you unlock the tow arms and it will be more secure in park.

[@islandbeavertales1760]

Stacy hanging over that metal gate almost made me spit out my tea from laughter! Super cute intro :)

[@todayissomeday]

Glad you liked it!! 😂

[@vondadelorenzo6875]

We have a Cherokee Latitude. We keep hitting the light switch with our knees taking it off auto. Have to look at everything to figure out what is chiming. No battery issues though. I can NOT get it in neutral. Drags the rear tires which we ck for each time. Frustrating, but I can get it out of neutral no problem and hook up and take of the brake thing amazing! Newbie since Feb. 28. 2022 when we left Oregon. I-10 East to FL, now heading North. Missed those Texas storms middle March by 2 days. The construction was frightening for me and the mountains coming out of OR and into CA! Cool in a car (when it isn't snowing!), not so much in a 40' towing....another story. I think I will start a journal so the kids will have something to laugh at when I am old. Love following your trip.

[@vondadelorenzo6875]

Sorry, forgot to proof read. Changes my words. That's irritating too! Lol