Minitini Shines Again - Old Winnebago 1706FB Gets a Facelift and More

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[@gregchamberlain7624]

If you get a caravan to Alaska count me in!

[@stevegiblin270]

I loved your music and it nice that you are keeping mini tini in good shape!😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸⛄⛄⛄⛄

[@BikesBoatsBivouacs]

Glad to see mini-tini "the original" getting ready to make a run. Very nastalgic. Nice job.

[@melodyramos7010]

Pelicamp is a nice place…especially for a quick weekend getaway! It’s remote enough…without driving too far. Wow! Thank you for sharing your outdoor life…♥️💕☕️

[@theathjr]

Robert I love your channel because it is a one of a kind creation. The music might honestly be my favorite part ! I LOVE IT. Safe Travels Amigo

[@toastypassenger5111]

Thank you for sharing your experience and your feelings and feedback. All good content as usual, this is part of RV life and a reminder to be diligent with the maintenance of a travel trailer. Have a wonderful spring and summer season!

[@LAP1050]

Robert, enjoyed the tour of Pelicamp. 👍 Good thing you’re staying on top of the maintenance of Minitini. Your guests and family appreciate it I’m sure. Like everything else, if you don’t use it, you loose it.

[@berniecontreras6697]

Hello traveling Robert 👍🏼sorry for your troubles. You have a beautiful spirit and please don’t let anyone ruin that ♥️you and your beautiful wife and adorable mom are so much fun to watch. We love your videos and live chat♥️stay positive ♥️stay happy and Gods blessings to you and your family ♥️thank you for your outstanding videos ♥️♥️pelicamp looks fantastic 👀♥️

[@markshelhart8338]

Looks great, Winnebago has always used a higher grade of fibreglass than most which makes it able to come back to its initial sheen. The skylight fairing had probably become brittle from UV damage which made it hard to remove w/o it cracking, Just spent 3 days redoing the vinly trim, cleaning and recaulking the roof on my trailer, my old legs don't like being up on the ladder for that long anymore, lol.

[@jkentsan]

Thanks for the update, Robert. Always interesting to hear some of your "backstory" and details of what you face as an RV owner. As RV owners we can empathize with you with some of the problem and challenges.

[@nancytravis9538]

Aw Robert, thank you so much for sharing with us about your pride and joy there..You and Illi are doing a wonderful job and it shows..Just now promise me one thing....Be careful for pine snakes they are very tiny but yu don't want to mess with them...After living in Tallahassee for 35+ yrs I learned about so just always be watchful...hugs to you both and stay safe...God Bless!

[@kimroe9282]

Pelicamp looks good! Thanks for sharing.

[@maryj1754]

If your going to leave Mintini 1 at camp. You should put up a metal shelter to cover it from the elements..

[@cindybryant1584]

Happy to hear Mini tini I is getting back on the road.

[@bretroberts5013]

Pelicamp looks great Robert!

[@68dart]

Awesome , Thanks for the tour Robert

[@johncarlo8557]

Hey Robert have you ever thought about putting an aluminum car cover up to park miti-tini Under to help protect her Is from the weather , Keep up the good work We enjoy all your videos, Stay safe God-bless.

[@TravelingRobert]

It is on order

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

@@TravelingRobert Dang, I hope you're not too far down on the que; things are going to get harder (and more expensive) to get with the supply chain problem. It's not going away either. Order tools and parts and hunker down...

[@TravelingRobert]

@@dreamingrightnow1174 They are 3 months out.

[@rexkirkland3720]

Wow! I have followed you and Mini-tini for several years. I am surprised with the heavy maintenance. I know that Winnebago is the best. I am hoping that the technology will evolve to the point that much of these repairs will not be necessary. I really enjoy your presentations! 🙂

[@jaysantos536]

I just dont understand RVers driving their "houses" around the country. You do realize the cost vs. driving a small SUV and staying in mid-priced hotels and eating at restaurants (and hotel free meals) with minimal cooking (only at hotels with full kitchens) works out almost EXACTLY the same? A couple guys did the comparison side by side...same trip following each other for over 7,000 miles all over the country and the TOTAL difference after 6 month trip was less than $300?

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

@@jaysantos536 That's interesting, but one doesn't always have to pay for hookups, etc with free camping and dumping in National Parks. Plus, the beauty of being in a natural setting vs a motel. For me that's not even close. Of course as gas and maintenance costs sky rocket who knows if the hospitality industry will even survive? This is why having a permanent place to park is crucial.

[@jaysantos536]

@@dreamingrightnow1174 I've seen a lot of the "scenery" around RV campgrounds and dude it's NOT pretty and many time not natural at all. They are typically located in crappy areas on the edge of small towns and many times are not very well kept. And a LOT of the people that live in RVs in these parks are not good neighbors and you have no idea who you are parking next to. Fugitives, criminals, illegals and all sorts of folks that would never try to stay at a hotel because of ID or credit card issues.

[@outdoorstudios2022]

Hi Robert, thanks for sharing your experience.

[@LaboJoe75]

So did you talk about these issues before leaving the shop, or did you find these issues after leaving? Pretty hard not to see the issues with the bathroom skylight issue. The roof looks great and you said overall you are happy with the result, be nice to know if the shop is going to fix the issues in case others want to get their roof done at the same place.

[@gi169]

Always enjoy your videos Mr. Robert. Minitinni is looking good... Take care, and thanks for the content...

[@JPD617]

Great memories and videos in the OG Minitini!

[@buzzinbee9463]

You were very generous in your anger. Noone wants to spend money to have to spend more money to fix additional unnecessary repairs not needed prior to dropping off trailer.

[@thervtravelcouple7316]

As always great video Robert!!!

[@iglapsu88]

looks fabulous!

[@elromantico223]

I really enjoyed your videos, pelicamp looks beautiful and peaceful, thank you!!

[@maydacardin1215]

Sr. Robert, Buenas noches. La propiedad se ve hermosa, felicidades. Vemos sus videos desde hace mucho tiempo. Para mi han sido inspiradores. En nuestra familia todos acampamos, mi hijo tiene una ambulancia reformada y yo un van. Nosotros todos lo admiramos muchisimo. Para los jardines o privacidad, puede probar con plantas nativas del norte de la Florida, son hermosas y apenas llevan mantenimiento, poca agua, no tienen plagas. Cada Condado tiene planes para suministrar las plantas. En ocasiones, gratis o muy economicas. Le entrenan para suelo y siembra. Le deseo muchos exitos en cada uno de sus proyectos, lo merece. Gracias por compartir todo esto con nosotros. Miami, Florida.

[@debbiegtv4213]

I like all you have done it will take time for all your trees to grow ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍

[@floydmcintire2235]

Looks awesome

[@delta21002000]

Looking great Robert

[@sgtkingking2228]

Pelicamp is shaping up really nice. I won't get into the maintenance screwups because overall, the camper looks great. Continue to plow on, have fun and always be safe.

[@Florida_Man_Robb]

Your average person gets RV repair like this all the time, but with a quarter million subs you’d think they would have paid a little more attention to detail to Robert’s job. You should look into a cover like your neighbor has, it would add decades to your trailer life and cool things down a lot too.

[@LuckyDawgProductionsModerator]

Minitini 1 looks sharp again, Robert. That was nice of Casita RV to help out. Enjoyed the overhead footage, too.

[@SARISS80]

I love that bird feeder so cute

[@DeafRVTraveler]

Hi Robert! Thanks for sharing your experience with Minitini! I definitely understand the stress for being in that situation. About 7 years ago, I noticed a soft spot on the front corner of my parent’s trailer that I had to take a look into. One day we had a heavy rain and it was leaking into the closet. So later I replaced entire front portion and could reuse the vinyl. Can’t wait to see the original (vintage) Minitini on the road again! All those memories will continue to be remembered. Well done on the Pelicamp. It’s coming along. Can’t wait to see more of it. Thanks again and see you on the road. 😊🤟🏻

[@jaysantos536]

I just dont understand RVers driving their "houses" around the country. You do realize the cost vs. driving a small SUV and staying in mid-priced hotels and eating at restaurants (and hotel free meals) with minimal cooking (only at hotels with full kitchens) works out almost EXACTLY the same? A couple guys did the comparison side by side...same trip following each other for over 7,000 miles all over the country and the TOTAL difference after 6 month trip was less than $300?

[@DeafRVTraveler]

@@jaysantos536 Hi Jay. There are thousands of reason why people prefer to RV rather than staying in hotels. I can/would like to share my reasons of owning an RV. I like to travel with my trailer in tow knowing I have my own things that I can take on the road. Most importantly is my own bed, kitchen packed with food and drinks (with a refrigerator), a place to eat and relax, and my own bathroom. When we go on a long road trip, we like to drive as far as we can as we see things around us on the road, we like to pull off and stay overnight at a Cracker Barrel’s RV parking, Walmart, truck stop, well-lit rest stops, etc which is free and call it a day before reaching to our final destination (which saves us a lot of time to go to a hotel, check in, unpack things for the night, re-pack, check out, double checking making sure we don’t leave anything behind (which it happened before) and continue down the road). In the RV, we wake up, get ready for the day, eat breakfast or order somewhere local, and hop in the truck and continue down the road to our destination. We like to go to campsites at a KOA, national parks, BLM, etc and spend time at the nature as much as we can. When we settle at the campsite, we like explore the area, hike, go to museums, spend time outside the trailer, do some outdoor activities, go out to eat, etc. We are aware the pro and cons about RV-Ing vs hotels and the cost effectives. Though my trailer weights half the towing capacity my truck can tow so it’s pretty light on my end. I hope this helps.

[@jaysantos536]

@@DeafRVTraveler Fair enough I am happy you enjoy it! But as far as "Most importantly is my own bed, kitchen packed with food and drinks (with a refrigerator), a place to eat and relax, and my own bathroom." That is ALL available at most hotels I stay in (TownePlace Suites and Residence Inn) and everything is always fresh and clean. And I bet "Check-in check-out" takes a lot less time (maybe 15 minutes total) than hooking/flushing/unhooking your trailer. It is just obvious that RV is a LOT more work and effort for what I can see is not really much benefit at all. And "we" can see a ot more places in our Grand Cherokee a lot easier and a lot more comfortable than hauling a small house around. Each to his own though. Happy Motoring!

[@Resounded]

Hi Robert !! Great Video.. Sorry for the less than Professional Output on some of the work but, Other good things were done.. Yes.. You do have to oversee their work.. ! Pelicamp looks great ! Stay Happy and Well Sir ! Blessings to you and your wife.

[@elmandalorian6671]

Looks cool 😎 👌

[@Traveler_GAL]

I don’t get to keep up with all the videos but you have done a great job. It’s beautiful. You say color, I live in NM you have tons of color. LOL. They will grow. Plants always go into shock when transplanted.

[@iiigraghu]

Excellent Presentation. Hearty Greetings from India 🎉💐🙏

[@mirtapallero8517]

Me gustó mucho este video Pelican está quedando precioso y la historia de Minnitini hermosa.No sabía que también conservaba la anterior.Fantástico. Yo tengo como un sueño soy mayor y de lejos pero tal vez pueda ir alguna vez a Pelican. Saludos( Argentina)

[@gerrysherman2007]

Robert, You have Dexter Torflex axels that cannot be aligned like spring suspension axels. Dexter has had a problem with these and has had to replace many under warranty. I have a 2019 Lance and am soon to replace my third axel. They have a 10 year warranty. There is an easy way to check them by putting a long straight edge along both wheels at the center of the hun and checking the distance to the rims at four points. Google the problem and you will find some good videos on how to do this. There is an online warranty claim process that is easy to use and the company usually responds within a week. When the axels get replaced you can have the lift kits installed. It's an easy process. Good luck

[@TravelingRobert]

These are LCI

[@gerrysherman2007]

@@TravelingRobert I didn't know Lippert made torsion axles. I checked and their torsion axles have an 11 year warranty. Maybe they have had the same problem as Dexter. Worth checking out.

[@faithrada]

Our RV roof got pin holes all over .. I guess you need to cote with some kind of sealer. Apparently it has something to do with acid rain in the North East. Florida climate of course is extra tough on everything... so yea, maintainance never ends. That being said... in winter it sure beats Minnesota. 😉 Thanks for the Pelicamp tour... it must feel great to have a 'remote' campground of your very own. You deserve it. Bottom Line: Don't stress too much... as long as you can enjoy a peaceful campfire with a few friends.. and a cold IPA... Life is good. 🤗 PS: Maybe a little screen house to ward off the no-see-ems wouldnt be a bad idea? It seems the fawna of the area is quite a bit different from the Palm Beach/Miami area.

[@jimmoore7725]

I agree with the comment that the repair shop should fix their errors. I am curious as to why the roof needed to be replaced? Maybe put a metal carport over it if it is going to be kept there. Thanks for bringing us along. MT 1 looks great as does Pelican camp.

[@jaysantos536]

I just dont understand RVers driving their "houses" around the country. You do realize the cost vs. driving a small SUV and staying in mid-priced hotels and eating at restaurants (and hotel free meals) with minimal cooking (only at hotels with full kitchens) works out almost EXACTLY the same? A couple guys did the comparison side by side...same trip following each other for over 7,000 miles all over the country and the TOTAL difference after 6 month trip was less than $300?

[@LeslinAdventures]

Thanks sharing Robert Mini tini still good 👍 By the way pelicamp looks great Perhaps maybe one day we get to camp together

[@NSS-ROISTGTYT]

I’m still your biggest fan

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

There's a turnpike in FL now? Guess it's been a while since I was there, lol.

[@lindafaheynieves4271]

From Orlando, FL!!

[@AskRemy]

if you change your fridge to like what I have so it is efficient, you can eliminate the cover on the roof, I see space for another 200 watts in solar minimum - add 1 lithium batt and you are all set. Save propane for showers and cooking

[@AskRemy]

oh wow, your new trailer is larger

[@joyce46jul]

I definitely would not have left the shop before inspecting the changes and asked for corrections.

[@jaysantos536]

I just dont understand RVers driving their "houses" around the country. You do realize the cost vs. driving a small SUV and staying in mid-priced hotels and eating at restaurants (and hotel free meals) with minimal cooking (only at hotels with full kitchens) works out almost EXACTLY the same? A couple guys did the comparison side by side...same trip following each other for over 7,000 miles all over the country and the TOTAL difference after 6 month trip was less than $300?

[@hero2006]

I saw your video that you did 7 years ago on the dinette removal. I did the same thing last weekend and replaced it with a 4'x24" folding table and office chair. Lots more room. Thanks for the idea. Also, I didn't know that you could buff fiberglass back to a shine. Good to know. That's next on my 1706FB. Have a good one.

[@jeffcrile]

That wood would be great for a Hügelkultur. There's some good yts on the subject.

[@auroranite]

Robert, did you have to return the RV you’ve been using back to Winnebago in Indiana? Your Pelicamp looks great. Such a break from Miami.

[@TravelingRobert]

I still have it. Thank you!

[@JustMeValerie6]

Where did you go to get Minitini to shine like that? We’d love to see our RV looking good like that.

[@travelingwithcharity6598]

💛💛💛

[@NonsensicalNation]

Do you think the roof went bad because it was out in the elements for so long? Has it ever been stored indoors or covered in some sort of way?

[@TravelingRobert]

It's always been in the elements

[@hoangpham4468]

Air stream the best but more $$$$

[@caseypries7559]

Always check your roof seals twice a year Robert. With that said, you shouldn't tolerate any damage from your repair shop. They should return it better than before.

[@gustavobejarano7940]

Deberías de habilitar la opción de subtitulos traducidos

[@dorarobledo4098]

Hello 👋 hola Iove you’re videos me facinan sus videos

[@jimcreameans3686]

its good watching you::what was the name and model # of the drone you lost in the gulf;it look like it done a great job am looking to buy one thank you and stay safe;;

[@TravelingRobert]

DJI Mavic Pro

[@marionmoulton5847]

What do you have in the safety belt in the back seat?

[@TravelingRobert]

Mr. Berkey

[@timfleming1607]

Hi Robert, where can i get a shirt like you have at marker 10:41.

[@TravelingRobert]

I'm going to start selling those soon.

[@James-ns2hs]

That repair shop should fix all of those errors; I really don’t think that’s right; they are suppose to be professionals and any mistakes they should own up to it, period!

[@JustMeValerie6]

We had a similar roof installed on our RV and they drilled into the chassis wire harness on the roof. They paid for the repairs. The only bad part about that situation was that we were without our motorhome for 2 months during the repair…we lost out on the rest of the camping season that year. Lifetime warranty and transferable if we ever sell it, good investment.

[@jaysantos536]

Robert is not very pro-active or willing to confront the dudes.

[@williamkyle6275]

Hola, Robert, how long have you owned your original Minie Tini? My concern has always been how long the roof would hold up before it has problems? Would you say that trading in every few years is status quo?

[@TravelingRobert]

I've owned it for 9 years, but I had to fix the roof 2 years ago.

[@acmanwwjd1]

For what it’s worth you might wanna park that trailer underneath a metal cover like your neighbor has , mine is parked under a cover and I don’t have to worry about my roof getting exposed to the sun every day just thought I’d throw that out there

[@TravelingRobert]

It's on order

[@acmanwwjd1]

@@TravelingRobert me being in business if I were you I would not let those guys slide on things that you’re missing and things that they broke they need to know that you are a KZbin celebrity and their name can get out there

[@j694726]

Can you email what prices you paid for water , sewer and electrical ?

[@Bartonsrving]

Where do you order your big stickers on minitini from

[@TravelingRobert]

carstickers.com

[@mark98070]

Surprising to learn the roof was bad. If I recall it's only a few years old. I hope the repair wasn't too costly. Did rodents get into your wiring?

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

This is just off the cuff, but I'm thinking azaleas might like a more acid soil than straight sand, like it looks to be there, might be too alkaline. I'd ask around and maybe mulch with some pine needles..

[@TravelingRobert]

You must be right because it died.

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

@@TravelingRobert 😢

[@kirkbobo1363]

Interior water damage due to roof leaking? The type of roofs on current rvs usually need replacement and Florida sun has to be brutal Aluminum roofs last forever.

[@exploringnature6319]

Do you guys live permanently in the pelican property?

[@TravelingRobert]

Not yet

[@jeromep]

Is that an RV Armor roof on Minitini?

[@TravelingRobert]

That's what it is

[@jeromep]

@@TravelingRobert Thanks for letting me know. I love my RV Armor roof. Seems like they had to do a lot more work to restore Minitini's roof than on my rig, considering that they found rot in the wood of the roof. Sounds like they had to strip off the original roofing and do some carpentry before applying the new roof material directly to the deck. My rig was 26 years old and had its original EPDM "rubber" roof when RV Armor showed up. I knew it was beyond worn out and probably had some places that were leaking, but our climate is dry and I arranged for covered storage when I purchased it, so water intrusion on my watch was very minimal. My RV Armor job was done in my front yard with the rig on the street. One of their traveling techs did the work. I was very impressed with how thorough he was. He didn't find any rot in the roof, and left the EPDM in place, in spite of cracks and splits and over-coated it with their product suite. My tech found a crack in the outside lens of my shower skylight and sealed it with their product. He offered to replace the outside lens of the skylight, but wasn't sure we could find one locally while he was on site, so using the RV Armor product to seal the skylight seemed reasonable and was no extra cost. I suspect that the hole for your skylight is a standard sized cut. I suspect that a new trim piece will be easy to find. Cutting it to fit the depth of the roof will require some skill and good measuring. My experience with RV Armor is that their installers will make things good if you are not happy with it. RV Armor is a small company and the management seems like they are directly involved in the day-to-day, so I'd be surprised if they wouldn't make it right for you.

[@OlManRonin]

Man you handled it better than I would. Bent parts on the hitch, crappy work all around. Nope. Nope Nope Seems today mediocrity reigns

[@scottythewanderer4432]

You should be asking them to pay for all that stuff they caused.

[@dreamingrightnow1174]

Jeeze, what'd they do, send some middle schoolers from shop class over there to do the work? That's some rookie maneuvers. You're more forgiving than I'd be..

[@lindafaheynieves4271]

Hello Hello Hello, I like to say Hello5

[@thumpersquid]

Hello hello hello! what a wonderful word HELLO

[@almamorales4158]

I’m very happy !!!!!! You have your Minnie Tiny #1 Congrats….. Love MOM💖💖💖💖💖

[@heatheranderson7438]

Sounds like a money pit!

[@66atherton]

I have Propride V1 Jacks not being used, I upgraded to the V2 jacks, they are yours if you want them.

[@jaysantos536]

I just dont understand RVers driving their "houses" around the country. You do realize the cost vs. driving a small SUV and staying in mid-priced hotels and eating at restaurants (and hotel free meals) with minimal cooking (only at hotels with full kitchens) works out almost EXACTLY the same? A couple guys did the comparison side by side...same trip following each other for over 7,000 miles all over the country and the TOTAL difference after 6 month trip was less than $300?

[@auroranite]

It IS our Home with all the comforts we bring with us. The $$ comparable misses this, its priceless for us.

[@jaysantos536]

@@auroranite Oh OK. Sorry but I prefer nice, clean sheets on the bed every night, a FULL bathroom with shower, plenty of fresh towels, and most of all the ability to drive ANYWHERE I want and park ANYWHERE I want. Also, the privacy and security everythime I go to sleep and never having loud neighbors within 10 feet or stuck in a crappy trailer park. OR having to hook up and dispose of my toilet water every day and night and charge a generator all the time and.....and...and. having a flat tire on my house or having mechanical issues with my house on the road. It just looks like a SUPER pain in the ass 90% of the time. you have fun though! LOL

[@jaysantos536]

@@auroranite And that whole Quartzite MESS. OMG what a tremendous clusterf#ck that thing is.........Lines for miles to empty your crap........Lines for miles to shop at Wal-Mart. Lines for miles.....to go anywhere in the middle of nowhere. But the trip that bar 20 miles into the hills ws great right? EVERY freaking person there is a youtuber walking aaround with their giant cameras. OH MY FREAKING GAWD...that was hilarious....and stupid.

[@jaysantos536]

What a hassle and expensive time consuming maintenance. I just dont understand RVers driving their "houses" around the country. You do realize the cost vs. driving a small SUV and staying in mid-priced hotels and eating at restaurants (and hotel free meals) with minimal cooking (only at hotels with full kitchens) works out almost EXACTLY the same? A couple guys did the comparison side by side...same trip following each other for over 7,000 miles all over the country and the TOTAL difference after 6 month trip was less than $300?

[@buzzinbee9463]

Do you realize everyone has different situations so they make choices best for themselves? For instance...pets etc. Furthermore hotels still have a checkin and out time policy and other restrictions. To each their own. ✌

[@jaysantos536]

@@buzzinbee9463 "hotels still have a checkin and out time policy and other restrictions" Not even a slight inconveience.

[@mattclark5480]

Always park your campers undercover they’re all eventually going to leek

[@magaretpainter9271]

How come your wife is in the video

[@truthserum5310]

Hialeah job. Ughh, I'd be pissed.

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I'm sitting here getting upset for you. This is unacceptable work, in my opinion. You are being really way too nice. I give you credit. If I were you, I wouldn't have a link to their repair service/garage. Yes, you should have been there but that doesn't excuse poor workmanship. You being there wouldn't have changed the hitch situation or some of the other things. Truly, my stomach is in a knot for you.