This is Important if you have an RV! Let me explain why!

[@leonardnelson7596]

Hey JD I hope you're doing good? I wanted to let you know that when I get on KZbin, your videos are the first videos I look for because of all the different products you cover along with all the different RV's. Your number one fan Leonard Nelson from North Carolina.

[@BTBRVReviews]

Thank you my friend! It is really appreciated

[@ryanhessler8966]

We are lucky because our southern neighbor at the storage facility is a giant fifthwheel, so it is almost like having covered parking because our TT is shaded except for the front and rear

[@robv4053]

Folks, save your cash! The snap ring is nice if you don't live in an area of high winds. We do, and they do not stay put with 35mph gusts! Moreover, there's a reason there is only a 1 year warranty - the material deteriorates right after it. I honestly had better performance from the $25 cover set from Amazon - 3 years of constant use and full day sun when parked at home base.

[@RAM-on8xb]

Nice product JD. I might have to get this style when my current covers wear out.

[@BTBRVReviews]

Thanks. I really like them. I do wish I would have gone 1 size smaller

[@richdv6800]

I can’t find the link for these covers in the description, can you post it please and thanks?

[@campnut6076]

I worked at a body shop 40 years ago after high school. They had wheel covers made just like these for keeping paint/overspray off the tires while painting a car. Not sure how keeping something with a UV protectant in it such as 303 would compare to these. Still wouldn't help the natural oils to be moved around in the tire from sitting.

[@FrozenTundra1365]

Can fold those up real small for storage having a spring inside?

[@LifeMyWay007]

QQQ - off topic. I was talking to eTrailer about increasing weight limit for Motorcycle Hitch Carriers and they didn't have a solution. It seems most Class A (and probably Class C also) hitches are rated for 500 pounds. With a sturdy carrier weighing in at close to 100 pounds, that leaves 400 pounds max for a motorcycle (or anything else you want to hitch carry). They said the issue was leverage due to the distance from the rear axle(s) to the receiver connection and they do not have any solution (nor know of one) to increase the hitch carrying capacity. I was hoping to get to 750 pounds, 100 for the carrier plus 550 for a motorcycle without worrying about it being maxed out. Do you know of any way to change or modify a Class A hitch to increase the carrying capacity? Or a direction to continue researching the issue? Or is this just a matter of wishing for something that physics says 'no' so I should suck it up and go the trailer route? Thanks a ton, love your videos

[@michaelsuda6749]

Can you provide the link for the rodent deterrent that uses animal sounds? I don't see it in the description links. Thx

[@JonBrenneman]

What is the product you use for pest control? Sorry I must have missed it! Thank you. Great content!

[@BTBRVReviews]

I just Posted it in the description

[@janehargis9301]

Would this work for transferring water to the tank when boondocking or is it specifically designed for fuel properties? Appreciate you!

[@BTBRVReviews]

It would probably be fine with water I'm guessing. Probably would need to be cleaned out extremely well OR add a filter to the outlet. Not sure if the pump requires the lubrication of oil.

[@williamparker2862]

Mine is kept in a barn when not in use.

[@johnsanford4569]

$83/pair is a little steep.

[@americanangler94559]

JD, you said "often"....off-ten The "T" is silent in the word often. There's no exception to it's pronunciation.

[@robertboyer5498]

“It’s” is a contraction of “it is.” To use the word in the manner you intend, there is no apostrophe. The word is “its.” There is no exception to its usage.