How To Set Up an RV Campsite | First Time RV Camping Help

Here's how we set up our 2018 Grand Design Reflection 312BHTS Bunkhouse Travel Trailer RV when we arrive at a new campsite. We walk you step-by-step through everything from unhooking from the truck to getting the RV level and running the slides out.
Also in this episode: mini reviews of the LevelMate PRO, the Husky Center Line hitch, Zero-G water hose, and X-Chock Wheel Stabilizers!
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[@Five2Go]

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[@someguyinflorida]

Before you even back your rig into the site, it's good practice to plug your surge protector into power first. That way if there's a problem you can easily change sites if possible.

[@richgreenwood7343]

You are fortunate to have 2 people working on this. My wife is disabled, so I'm a one man show. Having done it many times, my goal is a 15 minute set-up. You memorize the routine, and it isn't hard. Nice video, enjoyed it very much.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Rich!

[@larrycrouse]

How does your wife make out camping being disabled as I recently had a stroke and therefore I'm now disabled and want to start camping again and when we used to camp I probably did 80% of the setups and rear down I m really looking forward to being on the road again

[@24G-p5r]

@@larrycrouse she can follow your guidance

[@vannooch]

I typically leave one of the safety chains hooked up until after I have the ball disconnected juuusssst in case I forget to chock something... ;-)

[@timothymccarthy4704]

Very informative. I didn't even think about priming my water hose to remove air. You showed ALOT of good things. Thanks

[@Five2Go]

Glad we could help! 👍👍

[@panamediallc4454]

Level isn’t only a comfort issue... it’s needed for proper refrigerator operation in most cases

[@peggychu3002]

That wasn’t that bad but damn, there’s a lot to remember!

[@patricksmith2]

Hey! Great video! Just a quick tip, I always set my parking brake, especially when towing the rv because eventually it will eat up your gears. All the weight is sitting on the gears when the truck rocks into place. So if you set your parking brake while in drive and foot on the brake and then shift into park, the weight of the truck/trailer will be on the parking brake and not your gears! Happy camping!

[@Five2Go]

That's interesting, I had never heard of that. I always use the parking brake when hooked up and stopped, but I've never engaged it while in drive. I normally put it in park and then stomp the parking brake down with my left foot before coming off the brake pedal. It may do the same thing?

[@patricksmith2]

Yup! Same thing as long as the parking brake is engaged before taking foot off of the brake. I was just commenting because you mentioned that you kept trying to get the trailer in place and it was rocking after in park. Always a good idea to put the weight on the parking brake and in turn the truck will hold its place while unhooking. Happy Camping! @@Five2Go

[@gregmeola9012]

Parking brake is the way to go. Note- it's not "sitting on the gears" on an automatic. Its resting on a pin in the transmission.

[@jam471975]

A very nice and informative video I enjoyed watching it... one thing I would like to clarify is a weight distribution hitch does not transfer the weight to the back of your trailer, that's actually a bad thing, a weight distribution actually applies Leverage to push more of the weight of the trailer onto the front wheels of your truck to distribute the weight more evenly across both axles of your truck.

[@yussefedwards]

Cool hose priming tip! We just went from a Travel Trailer to a 5th wheel but still got a good tip from your setup. Can I suggest placing your wood blocks long ways front to back at the tongue jack. This will provide better stabilization. In the event your trailer had any front to back motion the blocks could easily tip forward or back and the jack would land on the ground when you have the blocks side to side like in the video. Enjoy your time on the road with your family!

[@Five2Go]

We actually picked up some larger square blocks recently and have been using those. I've thought about those other blocks going front to back too, but with the chunky rubber blocks and the x-chocks, there's zero chance of this thing moving forward. Great tip though, thank you!

[@460smitty]

I've setup camp with my 5th wheel tons of times and still click on every 'setup' tutorial video just to see other people's way of operations. Great video.

[@raymondschneider5217]

Some good info that's always useful (we CAN forget steps, you know). QUES: Is the Zero-G hose a "drinking water safe" hose? Thanks. Y'all Be Safe!

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Raymond! The Zero-G hoses come in garden and drinking-safe. The one linked in this video's description is the drinking safe version.

[@RustyCas999]

First thing I bought was Level Pro+. Second was Anderson levelers - much, much easier.

[@ghostrider729]

Y'all definitely a team!!☺️

[@bittersweet6507]

Thank you for your demonstration. We are A-Liner owners and, for the most part, simply weekend campers. I find it a bit overwhelming to have all the prep and set-up that is required with a big rig. I can't really see that for us but appreciated watching. You are a great couple and beautiful family. Stay safe out there!

[@Five2Go]

Thank you so much! There are definitely some huge differences when setting up towables vs drivables. I'm kind of jealous of the "hit a button and you're level" thing! 🤣

[@JodysJourney]

I don’t think I’ve seen anyone talking about priming the hose. Great idea that takes no effort. I’ll have to remember that.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks! It definitely helps with the sputtering and water hammering at the faucets. I don't know why I've never seen someone recommend it before. Every once in a while you'll knock some crud out of the campground spigot too - I've seen brownish water come out for a couple seconds before it goes clear, even after going through the filter! I'd rather not have whatever that is get inside my rig.

[@therollingturdseven372]

Hey from your newest subscriber!!! Your camper tools VERY familiar ;-) We have had ours for a year now and can’t wait to hear more about your experiences with her!!!

[@Five2Go]

We have tons of videos about our 312 on this channel, as I'm sure you're discovering 😁 Thanks for joining us!

[@adammeany7807]

I just watched your video for the first time, since the video was posted so long ago you probably won’t see this comment. I am a commercial/ industrial electrican! We call the type of cord that supplies power to your rig a “twist lock”!

[@JavierPadron]

I was like the tire stops, please tell yall set up already. Glade it didn't roll on yall, thanks for the great video

[@sheniquashaquon]

The kiddies are so happy! I loved the video. Very detailed and informative. Thank you for sharing.

[@Five2Go]

Thank you so much!

[@dmoney1219]

Excellent, VIDEO. Thanks for post.Special thanks for taking time away from your vacation to educate us newbies.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Dean! This isn't a vacation though - we live in our RV full time 👍😁👍

[@kathy3178]

I am so glad KZbin suggested one of your videos. I really enjoy them.

[@Five2Go]

That's great! Thanks for watching 👍😁👍

[@mialujan6675]

Same

[@PROJECT_936_dot_NET]

Superb work You have inspired me to work on my channel, thanks. 🐼

[@sherispomer9871]

My 8 year old daughter came across your channel while searching for camping hack videos. I'm now binge watching all your vlogs. Love them! What fun experiences you are showing your kids! Just one question I haven't yet been able to figure out...what happened to Pixel? Did she decide to stay back with friends or family instead of making the road trip?

[@Five2Go]

Pixel stayed home with my mom. She doesn't travel well and barks at everything, plus mom lost her dog last year, so it was a good fit.

[@melodyehines730]

Awesome video. Thank you for all the help.

[@skeletorfive5585]

Awesome video so cool to see behind the scenes. This makes brannan so wanna travel. Also I know your viewers and us would love profile videos. Getting to know Brian, Erin, Terra, brooke, ben, and pixel. What makes you tick, what's your story.

[@kimberlyweese8183]

We are actually camped near you at the moment. We saw your channel name on your RV. We are ft with our 5 youngest children. Looking forward to seeing more of your channel!

[@Five2Go]

Send us a message on Facebook or Instagram - we're here for two more nights and would love to meet up!

[@fishstock2007]

Man, that's a lot of work! I gotta reconsider staying at airbnb's and just drive in between stays

[@bencurry5295]

Yeah i was thinking the same 👍

[@robinr5669]

These folks are so friendly and not preachy - just showing what works from them. I could sit down with a cup of coffee and just enjoy learning from them. So this KZbin is sort of like that. Thanks!

[@Five2Go]

Aww, thank you! That's such a wonderful thing to hear! 😍

[@cricket1302]

Thank you for remembering the wheel chocks! We only use the X chocks. We also have the same husky hitch. Thank you for showing me some points to notice to removing the sway bars. Love your pup! Our Rottweiler is city-fied too. Enjoyed the video!

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Angela!

[@josephcirelli9642]

I’ll echo the great informative content especially for newbie RVers! Never thought to prime the water hose! Great tip! My wife has a checklist for everything just so we don’t forget anything. About wheel chocks, I learned the importance last summer. I backed up our GD Imagine TT into our seasonal spot alongside our 10’ x 30’ wooden deck. I had a heck of a time getting it close to the deck but did finally after a couple of hours! When I went to put down our manual stabilizing jacks between the the deck & the trailer, I had to go under the trailer. My nephew turned the wrench from 6 o’clock to noon & I turned from noon to 6 o’clock. And yes I forgot the chocks! After a couple of turns, the trailer rolled backwards. Pinning me under the hitch I beam. Resting on my right arm across my chest. I thought I was going to be crushed! Luckily there was a lot of campers around who came to my rescue. The longest 2 minutes of my life! I ended up with 5 stitches on my wrist where the I beam pressed my metal watch into my wrist. I went to the hospital as a trauma alert & walked out 5 hours later after all the testing to make sure my heart & internal organs were ok. And a big lecture from the ER doctor, Lol I’ve learned my lesson for sure & realized how very lucky I was! Thanks again for all you do making your videos and look forward to seeing more of your videos!

[@Five2Go]

Oh no! That sounds awful! With as heavy as these things are, safety is key. The last thing anyone needs is one of these rolling around without permission!

[@michaelforget1823]

Nice video.on your hitch you might want to put some grease on your ball an sway bars.it will make it easier to backup.an truning.the app is cool.for a quick way to check your trailer is to put Level on the front an side.on driver side. For your water hose get an extension cord. Most of them are orange.the way I did it I left. Enough hose out to hook up the faucet.then just roll the hose up on the extension cord spool.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks for the tips!

[@slowlane5032]

The blocks under your toung jack should face front to back length wise Because they can flip ( in the event the trailer moves). Other than that An A++ video!

[@Five2Go]

We actually switched to doing that since we made this video 👍👍

[@stephendall2329]

No wheel chocks? First thing I put in before starting any disconnect.

[@stephendall2329]

I caught you putting them out, after I put the remark out... sorry.

[@JohngeeDoyle]

Great informative video! All I can think about though is... do all those sand toys get sand in your camper?? LOL

[@amypletcher4411]

I remember watching this video before we got our travel trailer but now that we own one, I'm watching everyone's set-up and dump hook ups. Comparing what products you use and how you use them. Thank you for your video!! It is great helpful tips!! Yes, chock before you unhook is a really good idea! 😊 Question, when using your Lynx leveling blocks I see you only had them on ONE side. Is that normal? Do you only put them on ONE side? I guess with the levelmate pro you go by. The set of blocks comes in a set of 10. Do you only have 10 or do you get 2 packs? Our stabilizers are manual as well as our tongue Jack. We have sway bars which were given to us with our purchase of the t.t. I know you sold this camper and are looking for a class A but if you could reply that would be appreciated 😀

[@Five2Go]

You only need to raise one side to be the level of the other side. If you put blocks under both sides it kind of defeats the purpose! 👍😁👍 We did have two packs though because we used them under the stabilizers too so they wouldn't sink into the ground.

[@amypletcher4411]

@@Five2Go Cool, thanks for explaining that to me and anyone else that reads these comments 😂!

[@jonathanherald1103]

Do the kids ride in the trailer? Just wondering cuz I’m a kid and I have a trailer and I really wanna ride in my trailer while it’s moving.

[@Five2Go]

Nobody rides in the trailer, not even the dog. It's illegal and very dangerous. You can only ride in one of the RVs that you can drive, the motorhome style ones.

[@howardwatts4238]

always turn on water before hooking up. a long time ago i didnt when i unhooked there was a frog at the outlet you know what that was. we had friends wth us and a total of 5 kids we were there for 5 days.

[@SL-vw9pm]

Funny, it’s pronounced “sha Halis “. Not “Cha Halis “.....cool leveler though

[@Five2Go]

This is the first time someone has corrected us on how to say that place's name, thank you!

[@franksanna217]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing! By the way, what kind of dog is that?

[@biginuf2689]

Nice tip on paying attention to the gap on the receiver/hitch. TY

[@rexroad9917]

Suggest you wash the water connection with 20-1 Clorox to clean the connection before hooking up the water. I watched someone wash their sewer hose on a water tap a few sites from where you are parked. Even though there is no sewer there, they dumped their gray water in the trees. The first time I camped there was in the A section the week after the campground was opened as Thousand Trails. It was a vision then and all mud!. Been back hundreds of times.

[@RustyCas999]

I mentioned earlier that I bought the Andersen levelers and liked them, but I ended up returning them cause they were slicker than owl-sh** on concrete and asphalt and would slide out from under the tire as you tried to get up on them. So I will use 1-1/2”, 1”, 3/4”, and 1/2” boards long enough to fit under both wheels, with enough capacity (lift) to use under one wheel to raise the other wheel enough to change a flat. But the LevelMatePRO is a keeper since it tells you exactly how much you need under a side for it to be level, and makes it super easy to level front-to-rear and remembers your hitch height when you are ready to leave.

[@penelopeterralovelovestree5148]

Now that you have had the Zero-G water hose for a while, has it held up and would you still recommend it?

[@Five2Go]

100% And when it breaks or wears out I'm buying another one to replace it. It's seriously the best hose ever. 😂

[@azbababooey]

Thinking of buying a trailer...going to Airstream in a few minutes...and have found your videos to be helpful. The little tips are great, and you’re honest about how things are. It’s not all rainbows and sunshine with everything, you talk about what is not good about things.

[@Five2Go]

Thank you! We try to keep it real! 👍😁👍

[@CyberDaddy-o1l]

Great video and as a Portuguese speaker I would like to mention I loved your daughter's name. Terra which means Earth in Portuguese

[@Five2Go]

Terra is earth in Latin as well, but she's really named after the main character in Final Fantasy 6 👍😋👍

[@cliffsta87337]

What a great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Cliff!

[@billykidd6971]

I noticed your Inspection sticker is from VA..I am from Goodview, VA. in Bedford County on Smith Mountain Lake. Nice videos yall make..Learning a lot..Thanks

[@markymark7619]

Damn after watching this video I’m so glad I have a motor home with levering jacks, park push a button level hit slides and done.

[@Five2Go]

Our new rig is a Class A - the single button to level is definitely amazing 🤣🤣🤣

[@joshharber1079]

One thing i do to keep safety chains connected until trailer is off the ball for safety...so the trailer doesn't runaway when with chocks

[@TheHouseofR]

Thanks for showing us this! I will be referring back to it for sure when we get to set ours up! HA - Melissa

[@Five2Go]

Things will vary a bit depending on your gear of course, but feel free to reach out with any questions and we'll help as much as we can! 👍😃👍

[@averyhimes4782]

I love you guys and I like your camper and I have a camper to

[@sueneff8932]

We are newbies who are awaiting the arrival of our rig, Lord willing, next month. I love your videos which are so informative for those of us who have never had a rig of our own before. We will be camping close to home in PA to get "the hang of things" before heading to FL for the winter. Your Wintering in FL video was awesome too. There are things that you don't think about that you talk mention and explain. It's just awesome. Thank you so much! Stay safe and continue to send us information to help us "down the road" Blessings to you and your family!

[@Five2Go]

Congrats on getting your new rig soon! It seems like there's a ton to know and do, but once you've done everything once or twice you'll see how easy it really is. Just take your time and don't be afraid to ask for help online or in campgrounds. 👍👍

[@Dave1955ist]

Two observations, I reverse the order of some of the things I do. The first things I do is check to see if there is eater and electric before I start leveling. Been caught all nice and level only to discover the electricity is bad and needing to move. Second, I recommend you look at the instructions of your electric tester, mine recommends you make sure the power is off, connect it, turn on the power, see the text results and only when you get a positive result do you turn off the power and plug in your rig. Then turn it on. But a good video, especially like the prime the water hose suggestion. Thanks.

[@Dave1955ist]

Make that check the water and electric...

[@Five2Go]

There are two reasons we do level before checking electric really. First, only one campground in the last hundred has had an electrical issue. Second, we actually do the leveling before I even get out of the truck. We did a lot of talking about the process in this video so I was out there filming with Erin, but in reality she hops out and gets the levelers out of the basement while I fire up the app on my phone and yell out the window which side needs to go up 😋 That being said, we've encountered more sites with water issues than electrical for some reason... Your process for checking electric is what I show around the 6:30 mark. Hook up the surge protector, turn on the breaker, check lights, turn off the breaker, hook up the rig, turn on the breaker 👍 Thanks for the comments!

[@adambaldwin8692]

I purchased anderson "the jack block" for my camper...I love them...they stack together and are super sturdy...now I just use my linx bag for leveling side to side!

[@Five2Go]

We switched to Andersens since we made this video. Those plus the LevelMatePro = AWESOME and fast setup!

[@Montanafirepits]

Great video guys. Been following for a while now on IG! Great practical info. About to buy a 5er so disconnect will be different but all the hook up stuff is awesome. 👍👍

[@Five2Go]

Yeah, 5ers are a bit faster with the disconnection. We saw a guy in Austin hook up incorrectly though and as he rolled through the campground the rv slid backward off the hitch and destroyed his truck bed and tailgate. Scary stuff!

[@kimshady5872]

we are heading for our first ever RV trip and this was greatly needed! Well done, simple, detailed. Thank you. My first day will be better because of this video.

[@Five2Go]

That's awesome! We're so glad we could help!

[@handymanjourney]

What a great video! It was so real and informative! Thank you for making this!!!

[@fit4ya1975]

I wonder why the newer RV's don't have those old school level bubbles on the front and side of the RV? Sure made things alot easier.

[@Five2Go]

We've seen some with them from the factory, mostly fifth wheels. You can always add one. We love technology though, and being able to see level from inside the truck is pretty great.

[@TWC6724]

Is there anything you can't run in your trailer by going 50amp to 30amp hookup? Does it limit anything?

[@Five2Go]

Yes. If you have two AC units you can't run both at the same time on 30. Depending on the cycle your AC is running in you may not be able to run your microwave at the same time, though that's kind of rare. We have a convection microwave oven in this rig and we can't run a high-temp convection cycle while the AC is running too. It really centers around the AC - those units eat up a lot of amps.

[@michaelcurtis8671]

Do you guys use walkie-talkies to convert back-and-forth when he’s backing it in

[@Five2Go]

We used to but we switched to cell phones after getting frustrated with walkies. The delay, no ability to talk at the same time, and needing to press a button to talk is really annoying when you're the one in the driver's seat. If we're somewhere without cell service we just take our time and communicate loudly with the windows down 😜

[@RVKevin]

These are very helpful tips for the new RV'er, great video 😀

[@Five2Go]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Rak187Inf]

Great video, extremely helpful! Subbed for more vids!

[@CJS309]

I’m a new RV owner and I found your video very informative. You gave me some great tips. Thanks!!

[@Five2Go]

You're welcome! We're glad we could help. Make sure to check out some of our more recent videos, we've done several more about campsite setup and moving days. 👍👍

[@mindywhitmire2672]

Great video! Wonderful job explaining everything! Thank you very much for all of the tips you shared!

[@Five2Go]

Thank you so much Mindy!

[@ddbrink663]

super informative thanks so much for making it for us new people...nice family you guys have!! be safe and good luck

[@guitareck]

Getting ready to purchase my first travel trailer. Thank you for all the valuable information!

[@Five2Go]

Make sure to watch this one too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmnbiXdjbZZ-ocU

[@melizagarcia2291]

Found your channel and love it! Very informative and alot of help for us newbies. One question I have is what is taking a reading of temperature by the stabilizers for? Thanks for the great videos

[@Five2Go]

That's one of the temperature sensors for our weather station. We have one probe outside, one in the freezer, one in the fridge, and the main unit itself displays a fourth temperature at its location. It's super handy for keeping an eye on things. We keep that outside probe down on the stabilizer foot for two reasons. First, we don't forget it when breaking camp because it's literally in the way. Second, it stays in the shade so we don't get a crazy high reading on a sunny day. Here's the one we have: amzn.to/2WsWtPl

[@melizagarcia2291]

Ok I saw this in your Amazon store. I will look into this. Thank you

[@knightingalesaid]

Thanks for the video. It was very helpful. Safe travels.

[@kbrownii2489]

Thank you guys so much! This video literally sealed the deal for me. We are a family of 6 and will begin shopping for s RV! You guys are awesome!

[@Five2Go]

Right on! If you're in/near CO, our RV is actually for sale right now: www.five2go.com/forsale

[@LiveLaughLoveRVing]

Hello from Brighton, CO

[@AngelaGonzalez-kd8sz]

Stumbled on to your channel and I’m glad I did. I learn some more things about setting up watching y’all do it. Thank you. I’m doing much research into rv life, I plan to get my rig within the next 2 years so I watch different nomad KZbin channels to compare. You are very easy to watch and your children are beautiful. Your puppy is so adorable and you are a very nice couple. Thank you again, safe travels and God bless you.

[@Five2Go]

Thank you so much Angela! 😍😍😍

[@the_big_levy1678]

Very nice video. I've never set up my TT, and this helped a bunch. Thank you!

[@Five2Go]

You're welcome! We're glad we can help! 👍👍

[@k.l.3098]

I soooo appreciate your video!! Thanks for the introduction!

[@rb666-33]

Great job, thank you so much 🙏

[@dougwiltfong9738]

thanks for the tips. going to try our new (to us) camper tomorrow! look for the mushroom cloud.

[@melanieridley2790]

Hi guys and thank you for making the video. I learned alot and you made it look so easy👍🏽. Thanks again 🤗

[@simplyrvlife]

This is a very nicely put together video and very informative. Thank you!!!

[@Five2Go]

Thanks!

[@theFrugalDuo]

This is awesome!!! Love how informative you guys are! 😁 Oh, and you have a beautiful family too.

[@Edpalomares54]

Thanks from a newbie....one of the best instructional videos i have watched.

[@Five2Go]

Thank you! We're happy to help!

[@lostxrulez]

Great video guys even though it is couple years old. You should get a quick brass disconnect it is worth it weight and gold.

[@subicbay100]

Thank you for this video, it is very informative , especially the levelling stuff.

[@MikeB-tw5zw]

Thank you very much. I've been a camper for many years and I still learned a few tricks!!

[@frankwener7865]

I came across your video my accident and have to say I really enjoy the great tips of your set up procedure. I plan on getting an RVl and your video truly helped a rookie like me. Great Info, Great Video!

[@Five2Go]

Thanks Frank!

[@flaviomtz7542]

Awesome video! Thanks for sharing. Question.. what type of dog is vector?

[@Five2Go]

He's a Mini Goldendoodle. His father was a poodle and his mother was half golden retriever, half cocker spaniel. He's right around 50lbs fully grown instead of around 80-100 like normal Goldendoodles.

[@flaviomtz7542]

I think he is very adorable. Thank you

[@H3nryg]

Great video. learned a lot. Thx for sharing

[@MotoBeemer]

Great video. I've been taking notes. Thanks much

[@shirtuntucked1810]

Thank you the great, detailed and informative video.

[@Five2Go]

You're welcome! Thank you so much! 😍

[@philipthandal997]

Priming the hose is really good idea... good to know... thank you !!

[@spud156]

Great video. Always fun to see the different ways people do things. I have my outdoor temp sensor velcroed inside the propane cover. Seems to read pretty good from in there and I don't have to remember to set it up.

[@franciscohernandez1403]

You guys are awesome in explaining what's needs to be done and awesome ideas in what I need to have before camping. Thanks

[@deebauguess4054]

Use long level on bumper and raise with block to desired level then you will know how much to level the first time😊

[@hularock2705]

No one ever mentions making sure your water heater is OFF before you energize your rig. (unless you know for fact that you have water in the tank)

[@Five2Go]

That's a good point! We always have water in there while fulltiming, but we do make sure to turn the water heater off when breaking camp for moving day.

[@1moremile845]

Love your instructional videos. So clear & thorough. Thanks 😊

[@TheAirboss1955]

Thankyou very much for your time and very informative video. I learned alot. Cant wait for our Grand design trailer.

[@pandapete2023]

THX U FOR HELPFUL INFO GUYS U ARE BLESSED WITH LOVELY FAMILY !☺

[@robin100012001]

Holy shit I thought moving in and out of airbnb was time consuming

[@xenaswolf]

:) its pronounced Sha hale us . Took me awhile to get some of the towns of my adopted home state down :)

[@user-fg1ym1xe3k]

Thanks for making this video. I am in the process of getting our first couples RV this coming weekend. Super excited and feeling more comfortable after watching this.

[@Five2Go]

That's awesome, thanks Louis!

[@stephaniek8739]

I am also downsizing and begin demo/remodel on the 5th wheel this Sunday! I have to work fast in order to move in by the end of the month. I look forward to following your page for inspiration and any tips or tricks for full-time life on wheels. I’ll be posting progress pics and videos on KZbin. Check me out in return if you’d like. 😃

[@Five2Go]

Less than a month to move in? Yikes! I'm sure you'll do great though, and we'll keep an eye out for those progress pics/videos!

[@852texasrescue]

I take my chains off only after chocks are set and my hitch is off the ball. it is a safety chain. Like your videos.

[@Five2Go]

Thanks!

[@tron1221]

Just found this video.. good job, but I was scanning the comments to see if anyone else caught this. I have had a trailer roll on my even with chocks on certain grounds. Its a great idea to NOT unhook the chains until everything is stable. Also, stand clear. The chains will catch and keep the camper from rolling too far on you. Just a good safety idea and something I always follow. One other little thing.. run your water before connecting your hose just to flush out the line.. your filter will do the job, buy why add in extra junk and maybe even a wasp... Nice job and enjoy the camping!! We have been glamping over 4 years and 2 trailers... love it! enjoy!