OUR FIRST RV BREAKDOWN || FULL TIME RV LIVING

Well, it had to happen at some point, right? We had our first breakdown during our full time RV living adventure! The day that Rae was going to drive for the very first time... this happened 😱! All things considered though, we're pretty lucky!
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We're Rae and Jason! In July 2017, we downsized from a three bedroom house in Los Angeles to a 400 square foot fifth wheel to travel the United States. We've decided to document our journey from the beginning to show you the ups and downs of this lifestyle. It's been a tough start but definitely rewarding! Follow along to see what kind of adventures we get into.
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[@jgt157]

We just purchased a Grand Design Reflection 303rls and will be picking it up Friday. We'll be in your shoes here shortly. Our first experience towing a 5th wheel, although it's about 10 feet shorter than yours.

[@GetawayCouple]

That's so exciting! Congrats 🎉If we can do it, you can do it! Let us know how your first tow bringing it home goes 👍

[@lorilust6150]

We have a saying. Use it. Break it. Fix it. Welcome to the club! You'll get use to parking lot camping. It's not so bad. We've had several breakdowns over the years. The worse was when we broke a leaf spring on the trailer coming down a steep narrow twisting mountain road in Colorado. We were blessed to have a pull out ( on the other side of the road). When you break a leaf spring, the trailer falls onto the tire making it useless. My husband literally drug the trailer into the pull out. We unhitched & drove into town. Of course it was a Sunday. We managed to find a guy who jerry- rigged our rig & we limped it to his house/garage. He allowed us to camp in his front yard while he made a new leaf spring. We were back on the road withing 2 days!

[@GetawayCouple]

That’s amazing that you found someone like that! Is it still going strong from this guys handiwork? We’ve heard leaf spring horror stories. Which is why we’d love to upgrade ours but not sure how quickly that will happen. So glad to hear you guys made it out safely, what an experience 😰.

[@lorilust6150]

That leaf spring held great for the remainder of our ownership of that 5th wheel. Several years later, the other side went...of course mountain driving. Highly recommend upgrading them sooner than later. We are very careful not to over load the trailer. When breakdowns happen, we have been blessed that we have always been safe & no bodily injury had occurred. Always remind yourself that when things happen.

[@splinter1985]

So what happens is the bearing on the pulley goes out and it puts the pulley up at an angle and it allows the belt to walk off the pulley and that's your water pump failure. If your belt comes off again grab the water pump pulley and if it has any kind of play in it then you know it's bad I just went through that on my 2000 Ram once the belt breaks you'll get a check gages light and you'll lose your power steering your water pump, your charging system all that you'll have to pull over in a safe spot and shut it down

[@bobshaw4063]

Jason & Rae you were very lucky that your truck broke down at the campground & not out on the highway while you were towing your 5TH wheel . Yikes the dealer charged you over $900 . 00 geeze .Louise !

[@carlkey9136]

Glad everything worked out in the end for you guys. Cute puppy dog too. I’ve been RV’ng for over 20 years and one day you’ll look back and smile.

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks, Carl! It's been quit an adventure 😊

[@laurarimes5657]

You two are so cute!

[@revest100]

You guys need to get small walkie-talkies to communicate so you don't have to yell at one another, that will help in not getting on each others nerves.

[@denhammkc]

We have been following you almost from the beginning and have a couple truck specific questions. I have a 2011.5 Ram 3500 dually with the high output 6.7 cummins. We have towed about 4k per year every year since the truck was new, and have 89K on it now. I was wondering if you have the 4.10 or the 3.73 rear end and if you have the 68rfe 6 speed transmission and how it is performing for you. My wife and I are about to hit the road and plan to travel 7 months of the year and put more than 20K miles on a year. We pull a 40ft Montana so I was wondering if you have had any issues with the truck having put more miles on it and taking it in more diverse terrain than we have till now. Thanks for the work you do.

[@clinte9897]

I once took a vaca day on Friday to get early start on a late season bow hunting trip wife and I was gonna take. Spent all Thursday evening after work filling water tanks, icechest, food gear etc etc so we could wake up at 630am and leave out at 7am. We got up, dressed and jumped in truck and click, click, click. Truck wouldn't start! I was thinking ok, maybe I left a light on packing. Check voltage and it's a hot battery. Ummm I ln starting to panic. After working on it 30 minutes I come to the realization that my starter just crapped out on me the morning of my last trip of the year. I ended up having to unpack everything I just loaded, unhook trailer and get it ready for tow truck. I was pretty upset I burned a day of vaca for nothing, missing our last chance of year to go hunting, and also blow $1000-2000 on a starter. But every one was like yeah that sucks but at least you broke down in your own driveway and not in middle of the woods. So yeah I have been there, good living I guess!

[@njdrt-rdr3845]

If you don't have it, you should also look into Good Sam RV towing insurance. I've had to use mine a couple times. It's good piece of mind.

[@sheliagore6541]

Lesson Learned I Very Happy .You Both Where in Place To Access Help....

[@bikernu]

I prefer to drive at night. A lot less traffic.

[@donhediger5072]

Getting grumpy when backing up isn't that unusual.

[@curtisandelaine4197]

My wife and I stick to the credo “If it’s gonna happen, it’s gonna happen out there” (from the Captain Ron movie). However maintenance on our tow vehicle is of prime importance. And we have travelled at night, in the rain. Kinda sneaks up on you in winter when it gets dark so early. We use walkie-talkies and she guides me around obstacles in tight spaces, especially at night, in the rain. Regardless of the hour we slow things down when parking our travel trailer. Deep breaths! God bless.

[@GetawayCouple]

We definitely took it slow, that's for sure! I felt much safer sleeping in the parking lot rather than trying to find a spot and back in at night. I think we're going to have to rewatch the Captian Ron movie! Jason's only seen it once and Rae has never seen it.

[@albee253]

Break downs happen. Stay positive because we've experience the same with our new ford dually. Hang in there and maybe look into a ford dually..joking but my girlfriend has the same aniexty issues as well. When something isn't right, she'll let me know. Communicate. Its hard for me, cuz i want to do everything for us. I need to work on that. Remind each other that u both wont be where u are without each other. Ive also learned from watching u two and others online. Be safe guys

[@GetawayCouple]

Thank you! Looking back it really wasn't that bad of a first breakdown, we've seen much worse. Thanks for your kind words and positivity! Folks like you in our Getaway Gang is what we love. Happy travels!

[@rockymntnliberty]

Uber 2 AutoZone and back plus the cost of belt. Sounds like it should have been about a 75 to $150 problem. Can't you change a belt?

[@rockymntnliberty]

My bad, I guess I should have finished the video before making a comment.

[@KoJo-qh9od]

Took the family to Alaska and back on the Alcan Highway. On the way back we stopped at Muncho Lake in Northern British Columbia. Made a hard u-turn in their large parking lot and headed south for about 4 hours. Pulled into a campground in the middle of nowhere and noticed one of the wheels was missing on our 30' trailer. Closest town was about 75 miles away. Spent the next day hunting down parts and finally found another wheel and brake hub for about 230 dollars. Fixed the rig and back on the road. Priced the parts in the states after getting home and it would have cost me less than 100 dollars. Another family adventure in the books.

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks for sharing your story! That's unfortunate you had to pay extra for the parts but at least your family was safe with that blowout! 👍

[@KoJo-qh9od]

Getaway Couple, Thats what happens when you have breakdowns in remote locations. The hours of availability and the cost often cause you to just relax and go with the flow. That trip was the favorite trips our family made and we did a three week adventure every year. Enjoy your journey.

[@JeremyPrattigmp2u]

Have a 2015 Ram and aside from a couple of nuisance problems with the rear camera, radio and tailgate recall she's been a good truck.

[@billspeer6991]

Hi Guys, Yeah, I have the badge of RV Problems as well. I'm not a Full Timer, However, My Wife and I do go RV'n Regular as time and money permits...Anyway Safe Travels and Happy Holidays!

[@russellrogers3260]

I actually prefer driving at night, especially through major cities/congested areas. I do agree with trying to set up and night stinks

[@LessmillerJeffrey]

Our first major blowout was on I-4 just before Orlando 5 p.m. on a Friday night. We had the driver side front tire of the fifth wheel blow and completely took out the floor under my refrigerator all of our electrical and part of the outside panel of the fifth wheel we did not get help until 9 p.m. when the state patrol came to help not one towing company would help us. When it all came down to it we paid her $250 deductible on a $7,000 bill to repair.

[@GetawayCouple]

I can't believe there was a towing company out there that would help you! That's so awful. At least you were able to only pay the deductible and not have to foot that large bill. Thanks for sharing. Happy (and safe) travels!

[@LessmillerJeffrey]

Getaway Couple we called every tow company possible and we had Insurance on our truck and the fifth wheel and the state patrol came out at 9 p.m. blocked off a lane and put his food light on the tire so I could pull it off and cut the lines

[@LessmillerJeffrey]

We blew one more tire on HWY 1 about mile marker 20. that fix worked much better.. I then replaced all our "china bomb" tires with LTX, now we can travel without being "white knuckled" waiting for a blow out. Hope to see ya on the road someday.

[@bobbmp]

2012 Toyota Tundra, we've towed some 60k miles and 0 breakdowns! Happy travels.

[@raymondnoble478]

Something my wife and I found very helpful when it comes to backing the rig is to use walkie-talkies. This really removed the tense moments we had from not hearing each other correctly. We learned this from LoLoHo.

[@GetawayCouple]

Hey there! We did have walkie talkies but we couldn't understand each other. We moved to our cell phones (we have blue tooth in the truck so Jason is hands free still) which helped a lot more. We struggled with communicating what needed to be done for awhile but I finally think we're getting the hang of that. Now I just tell him drivers side, passengers side, and straight back. Those three terms have helped a lot!

[@WonderfulWeekenders]

Way to stay positive folks. That issue is over so now you both can move on to more happy times!!........Safe travels.

[@GetawayCouple]

Exactly! Thanks so much 😄

[@jimrobinson3710]

If it helps your pain, we have a Ford 350 dully and broke down in Savanna Ga and had to replace a transmission at $6,500 at the local Ford service center, Ouch!

[@GetawayCouple]

Oh no!! That doesn't help our pain, now we just feel bad for you guys! That's an expensive repair. At least you're past it and hopefully back traveling, right?

[@takayama1638]

"I couldn't sleep at all last night. Just a'thinking of towing...everything was alright...well I was tossin' and turnin', tossing and turning all night... Jumped out of bed, pulled up the shades. Went downstairs, it was the middle of the night... oh yeah, yeah yeah yeah, sing it sister..." And, the most important maintenance items are: ALL fluids and filters, oil, diesel fuel, transmission, coolant, differential, power steering, brake fluid - change them ALL regularly per manual. Next is belts and hoses. Change them ALL about every 4-5 years. Then tires. No matter the tread depth, it's the age of tires!! Change them if 6 years old. Do it.

[@GetawayCouple]

Lol, loving that song you made there. We definitely do stick to our maintenance schedule and have everything checked regularly. We had a great tune up, fluids changed, belts replaced, and tires rotated before we left on this grand adventure... but alas, the darn water pump still got us.

[@takayama1638]

I love your hound. She looks part doberman.

[@paullundell8009]

Nighttime is a norm for us. When you don't get home from work till 530 and camp is in the Utah mountains a couple hours away.

[@GetawayCouple]

Yeah, that makes sense. Do you take any additional safety precautions when towing at night? I guess because it was our first time it just felt weird, but I'm sure if we did it a lot we would get used to it.

[@paullundell8009]

Getaway Couple not really. You just get used to it. Plus Ive driven semi trucks before for a living. But I’m sure you know how everything feels and sounds whe your driving. But I just keep an eye out for those marker lights. Even I sway slightly to see them. Then as for set up or backing in you need signals you both agree on. And maybe even some walkie talkies. But again you know what your doing. It just looks different. I have an charger that I drive. Used to drive me battery that I could not see the sky out of the windshield without crouching down. Till I realized that I did not need to. Just what was in front of me not above me. So as long as your have your guide not to back into anything. Just do the same as you do in the daylight.

[@SurfingisLife674]

Can you guys do an instructional ‘how to video’ on how to hitch and unhitch your fifth wheel and what mistake you guys made your first week? Glad you guys are okay. Love your videos!

[@GetawayCouple]

Sure thing, Ryan! I'll add it to our list of videos 😀Have you seen our Murphy's Law video? It was one of our first videos so we're super awkward in it but we discuss a lot of stupid mistakes we made our second time towing. It's here if you want to give it a look: kzbin.info/www/bejne/apm2omyDn912a7c

[@nonrevhogan8938]

Lost a couple few belts over years. It just goes bang. Not like a tire so no pulling in a direction. Now that is a scary few moments. But first no power steering. Then starts overheating. Hopefully the belt doesn’t tear up anything else. You have a short period to find a spot to pull over. And then its a tow truck unless your in spot and it didn’t tear up anything else to do yourself but unless that happened close to home, that option is usually out. I had one close to home and it was only the belt. me and my friend fixed. Next time, years later, broke on secondary roads made it to a parking lot and that was maybe a 1/2 mile. Shut off right off in lot. Could see that the alternator wheel was gone. Bolt had broke and there it went and so did belt. That wasn’t cheap. Last one 2 yrs ago. Lost power steering (pump quit) was only 10 blocks from gas station that I use....so yep tried to make it, I’m not making this up ...on way the city decided that day to pave part of that road that was a straight shot to gas station so had to divert 3 blocks over and then again and then all most there.....Boom..goes belt...overheats and pull in CVS.... 2 blocks from gas station... 3 hrs to get tow truck to go 2 blocks...100 bucks then get belt fixed and new steering pump... Not that one sucked.......... So good job keeping good attitude. I was so mad I was was laughing.... until the bill.....LOL.... Yes when we get started I will not be hitting the spots after dark , I hope..... Keep up the great job.....

[@GetawayCouple]

Lol, oh no! We had a good laugh at your story as well so thank you for sharing! At least it wasn't a super expensive fix, just a major inconvenience. Let us know when you hit the road! Happy travels!

[@enjoylife7030]

Well you definitely lucked out with the belt breaking in the campground. Having your truck (its not a car) and fifth wheel towed from the side of the road somewhere would have been 10 times as stressful. I too believe that the water pump caused the belt to break. As they start to go bad they drag on the belt as its spinning until it eventually snaps. I lost one while driving before and it was loud but no other damage. Glad you two came out of it okay. Looking forward to where you will be next. Safe travels.

[@GetawayCouple]

Yes, we did! So happy it happened there and not while Rae was towing. It was definitely the water pump, we're just bummed it wasn't covered in the recall RAM had. That's great when yours snapped it didn't cause any other damage, could have been costly. Thanks for the positivity 👍

[@jbrous3602]

Hey you two, on KZbin Ram has a recall on water pump seizures which could have broke that belt. If it's part of the recall, Ram should reimburse you for the repair. Just keep the old pump and belt for proof. Look on KZbin under Ram water pump recall or call a dealer (service department).

[@GetawayCouple]

Yeah, we heard about the recall but it's for 2013 or newer trucks. We tried to still push at the dealership but they weren't budging.

[@GetawayCouple]

+RomanyLife your engine caught fire?! Now that's scary. We're super thankful that didn't happen. Turns out it was the water pump but they wouldn't cover it under the recall because we have a 2012 and it's for 2013 or newer trucks.

[@JeremyPrattigmp2u]

@@GetawayCouple Call FCA customer service and raise hell about it.

[@scenicdriveways6708]

You know what happens when I break a belt in my truck ? Nothing , that's what . Because I inspect it on a regular basis , I changed it and I put my old one under the rear seat . So I have a spare and can change it in a couple minutes .

[@GetawayCouple]

Good for you. Do you have an extra water pump in there too?

[@AKRichardM]

Our 2005 Dodge had a slave cylinder failure while towing. At the top of passes, while towing the 5th wheel, the clutch pedal would no longer disengage the clutch. Fortunately, I would be in a lower gear anyway and just proceed down using the exhaust brake to control speed and once the slave cylinder cooled, it would sometimes work. If not, matching engine speed did work. In California, we had it towed to the dealer and I told them that the slave cylinder was not working when the engine had been working hard. Eight days later, they tell me that it turned out to be the slave cylinder. Duh... I hate dealers...

[@GetawayCouple]

Dealers are the worst! That sounds like a super scary experience; really glad to hear you knew how to handle it and got down safely. Thanks for sharing and happy travels!

[@54nightsrv25]

We've broken down three times on various trips (not fulltimers yet...). Had to replace a distributor on one trip, a fuel pump on another. But, our most memorable was a blown tranny just outside of Bullhead City, Arizona. Just on the edge of town is this campground (Davis Camp Park) that hugs the Colorado River. As we are driving by, Teri says "Oh that is beautiful, we should stay there sometime." Three minutes later, one of the kids says "Is that smoke?" Why yes. Yes it is. I pulled over, stepped out of the van and stared forlornly at the creek of transmission fluid meandering down the side of the highway. So, we were able to stay at that beautiful campground that Miss Teri so longed to stay at, for three days. And it only cost us $1500. So now, Teri is forbidden to mention any nice looking campgrounds while we are traveling. She can take pictures and bring it up in conversation later when we are set up at camp, but she must never, never voice her opinion while we are on the journey. I actually prefer to drive in the dark. When the kids were growing up, we actually started several trips just before sundown.

[@GetawayCouple]

Oh my goodness, we were both laughing so hard at your story. We're so sorry it cost so much and that happened to you but your storytelling is hilarious 😂I'm guessing Teri will never live down jinxing the transmission.

[@eugenecobb4991]

If you are going to freak out over a belt you better get of the road Now. Just count this as some experience. You will get a lot more comeing on the road near you.

[@wicked.orlando]

We use truck stops and are completely 100% good with it, we travel with the mindset we are not in a rush, safety first drive until I am tired then we pull over sleep for a few hours, then back on the road. Sorry to hear you broke down, that stinks, I bought a new 2016 F350 SRW Crew Cab SB 6.7PSD just so I wouldn't have some of those issues but it doesn't matter they all have issues. Our new Montana is brand new and we are already dealing with the issues under the 12 month, then we have an additional 2 Year Structural as well, hope all your issues are small and can be solved quickly.

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks for the positive words, Anthony! Yes, we all deal with issues, I think that's just a core of RV life lol. Thankfully all of ours have been a fairly easy fix. This is the worst that's happened to the truck and we are super thankful for it happening the way it did. Much better to be stuck at the RV park for one more day than on the side of the freeway on Easter. That would have sucked.

[@RVHabit]

Looked like an exhausting 24 hours. It still was better than if you were towing on Easter and needed to get your fifth wheel towed. Break downs stink but they are inevitable. Glad everything got fixed and you got to Orlando. Stay safe, Lou

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks, Lou! Yes, we were so happy that it happened in the campground instead of on the road. We ended up having a relaxing Easter Sunday by the pool so that was nice.

[@jbrous3602]

if you want your money back you may have a claim. on every ram truck there is a build date, just because you have a 2012 does not mean you did not get 2013 parts. the recall pump(wp) has no weep hole on the bottom like all other wp. write a letter to ram explaining what happened and they may reimburse you. then they will pay the dealer about half what they charged you. i bought an extra pump for my ram for $250 + belt $ 100 = $350. they use the same coolant over again unless you included a flush.

[@GetawayCouple]

Good to know! We will look into that further and contact RAM.

[@kathystevetrooperblanck609]

Kathy pulls up on the dolly I strap it down, we get in the coach and go. She likes to drive and so we share.

[@GetawayCouple]

That’s great that she likes to drive! I love hearing that.

[@leonardmarlborough5587]

Rae, it really is easy to tow. It is intimidating at first but the more you do it the easier it becomes. You don't have to be a big burly guy. Ever watch Pippi Peterson? She does it by herself. When you find yourself with some extra time, go in a big parking lot and practice. It is good in case of emergencies as well. What if Jason was injured and you HAD to drive? Remember...'YOU CAN DOO EEEEEEET!"

[@GetawayCouple]

I know, I know! Not only do I want to learn because of emergencies but also to take some of the driving days away from Jason. I just don't think it's fair when the guy has to do ALL the driving. Thanks for the words of encouragement! I'll be thinking that once I start learning lol.

[@davidhillbrand2302]

Ouch. Very pricy for the work. How many miles on your truck when the pump failed?

[@GetawayCouple]

Yes, definitely too pricey. I think we were around 102K miles when this happened.

[@sheliagore6541]

Hang in There Rae☹

[@JennDyer]

I feel for you having all that trouble. Good video though. Hopefully the service appointment went well.

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks! The service appointment did go well actually! Although our follow up appoint didn't go as good lol.

[@peterdement]

What smaller Grand Design floor plans would you consider?

[@laurakelly6277]

peterdement Grand Design Reflection 303rls

[@GetawayCouple]

We love ours but if we had to go smaller we also liked the Reflection 303RLS and the Solitude 310GK.

[@alanburke4699]

What a bummer lot of money for the repairs. Great idea do it yourself if you can.

[@GetawayCouple]

Yeah, if we didn't have that darn service appointment the next day we could have saved some money. Oh well! We're glad we made it to the appointment and got some stuff on the rig fixed.

[@danny117hd]

Bummer

[@albertoparra8870]

Ouch ... that a costly breakdown.... luckily you weren’t on the road in the middle of nowhere. Glad, you guys are safe! 😎

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks, Alberto! Safe and sound now 😄

[@waltfore280]

Sorry about your troubles. The water pumps are a common problem. Not a bad idea to carry a spare for emergencies, as crazy as that sounds. The pump can be changed without taking anything off but the pump itself. Two bolts and patience and your back on the road. Safe travels. Later.

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks, Walt! We'll look into picking up a spare to have on hand.

[@markw6602]

Yep, I carry a spare pump and belt. $150 worth of parts.

[@njdrt-rdr3845]

As a fellow Dodge Diesel owner witha high mileage truck, there are some simple things to Carry that can help out in a bind, fuel filer (tools to change the filter) serp belt, water pump, belt idler pulley and belt tensioner.

[@sheliagore6541]

Hang in There !! It's Going Work out. Team Work.....

[@djgreen2028]

We're enjoying your story, nice work! We're the opposite, all we know is traveling at night and sleeping in parking lots!! haha! Stay safe!

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks so much! And wow, I'm sure you guys are experts at traveling at night, we commend you! Not easy work.

[@sheliagore6541]

I So Sorry. Mrs. Rae I Happy it Happen in Park !! Please Enjoy FLORIDA ORLANDO.😎🦊😎

[@GetawayCouple]

We loooved Orlando! We're so happy it happened in a park as well. Staying in a park one more day was way better than being stuck on the side of the freeway on Easter Sunday! Thanks for the encouragement and positive words, appreciate that!

[@gillsonwheels]

Too funny, we name our Solitude Sully! From Monster's Inc. My husband has always liked that name. He actually wanted to name our dog, if we ever got a huge one, Sully. So since the Solitude is such a big monster, that is how we came up with Sully. Great name!

[@GetawayCouple]

Aww I love that! It fits perfect with being a big monster lol. You should paint it blue 😂

[@gillsonwheels]

Haha, that would be funny!

[@kims782]

So glad that didn't happen to Rae while she was towing for the first time! If it had to happen, that was the best possible scenario. BTW, love Jason's hat. Go Hawks!

[@GetawayCouple]

Yes, we're so glad it didn't happen that way either! Being stuck in the RV park for one more day was a WAY better situation than being stuck on the side of the freeway on Easter Sunday. And Jason says Go Hawks!!!

[@joefranco5397]

Nothing worse than a break down, but stuff happens. I personal don’t like traveling at night, like to be in camp spot before it gets dark. Love to videos and the bloopers, keep them coming and most important, safe travels.

[@GetawayCouple]

Thanks, Joe! Yeah, I think we will stick to our regular routine of driving and setting up camp during the day. Kudos to those who can do it at night though! Happy (and safe) travels to you as well 👍

[@WanderingWeekends]

So actually a truck breakdown... not the RV?

[@nikleiser5888]

Misleading Clickbait..call the cops...

[@GetawayCouple]

Yeah, I mean we have a fifth wheel so it can't really breakdown (besides having a blowout). Considering we're full time RVers and this was a moving day, I count this as our first recreational vehicle breakdown. Didn't mean to cause any confusion!

[@GetawayCouple]

lol please don't call the KZbin cops on me! We're full time RVers and this was a moving day, I count this as our first recreational vehicle breakdown.

[@WanderingWeekends]

Haha. No cops called. We have a Grand Design as well and I was hoping it wasn’t the RV. Tow Vehicle breakdown is an idea for next time (hopefully there won’t be one!!)

[@nikleiser5888]

Too late. But I guess its gonna take a while for cops to get you (from Germany).

[@dalesmith6137]

parking in the dark is not fun.

[@GetawayCouple]

Yeah, thankfully the parking lot was empty and we could just cruise around to find the best spot to get out of in the morning. Probably will be sticking to our norm of not driving or parking at night lol.

[@sheliagore6541]

I Proud of You Go Girl...😎

[@BillandKelleyAdventures]

Glad to hear other people disagree when parking the RV haha. Sorry, yall had a breakdown.

[@GetawayCouple]

Lol, I'd like to meet a couple that doesn't disagree while backing in the rig 😂

[@papafredrosebush]

Not feeling Bernice... it's original!

[@GetawayCouple]

Lol Bernice is original for a truck? We're really not loving "Soli" for the trailer since we've started noticing other folks who have a Solitude calling theirs that too! Any suggestions?

[@JustforFun-ki6fk]

To much freakin drama!

[@06XTOR]

Hate to be that guy butt...... Dodge/Chrysler is garbage. Get rid of that thing for a Chevy or Ford