YOU WON”T BELIEVE WHAT I CARRY IN THE BED OF MY TRUCK

After doing a “what’s in the outdoor storage areas of our RV” video, I had several requests for what I carry in the bed of my truck when we go camping. In this video, I show what is in the bed of my truck.
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[@littlerascal6112]

Keep both crescent wrenches in. One for the bolt head and the other for the nut.

[@Tessa-555]

I'm more of the "inside "stuff" person, but my husband will enjoy watching this. By the way, after buying our first trailer only 3 years ago and watching countless of RV KZbin channels, your channel is the only one my husband will continue to watch. I would love to see videos of the two of you actually "RVing" at the campsites... cooking, prepping, etc. Whatever!Happy Easter!

[@papafredrosebush]

Carry both crescent wrenches. Sometimes you need a backup. Double nuts or bike tires.

[@kimhutchison812]

It's like seeing an "underwear drawer" for RVers! Those cotter pins came in super handy for a friend of yours in Boothbay! Thanks for the video and the pins!

[@TravelswithDelaney]

That's why I carry them...Just for you! LOL

[@craighunter9283]

I always carry jumper cables and a small fire extinguisher under back seat of the truck.

[@TravelswithDelaney]

I actually forgot to show the jumper battery pack I carry...under my back seat.

[@ericoswald2279]

Thanks! I use harbor freight tools as well. They work. Not the best but they do what I need them to do. I also have my share of snap on tools as well.

[@scottfirman]

I just saw an article that mentions maintaining your RV and avoiding acessive clutter by pulling everything out once a year and evaluating its use. If you find something you haven't used in a while, toss it. Weight is something RIDER'S need to constantly think about. Your tires are load rated, not just your RV. Allowing build up of items, reguardless of how small adds up in the overall weight situation. It is best to update outdated equipment too. This should be a pre- season event every year. Do NOT accumulate in an RV, it is asking for a blown tire, over heating bearings, loss of braking, the list goes on. Being a pack rat should be left for the homestead. Same goes for the tow vehicle. You can ALWAYS hit a store along the way, or see if a fellow RVer has what you need in a pinch.

[@glennlarish9775]

Hammer, duct tape , zip ties, vice grips, and a knife and you are good to go. I forgot the beer. GO PERDUE

[@TravelswithDelaney]

Boiler Up!

[@deborahsleith8879]

Interesting to see what you carry. It's like a checklist against what we have! I need to clear out the many extra rolls of duct tape that we have, plus I think I still have spare parts for T@B 400 windows in our toolbox.

[@debbiejohnson1441]

Love the tote idea.

[@donnadoll9443]

Love your channel, love your beautiful babies, love your travels, reviews and advice, and love you two. Keep on keepin on. Be safe, Be blessed. 😃👍💜👏👏👏

[@TravelswithDelaney]

Thank you so much!

[@tomm4086]

I’ve found that even with a pipe extension on my lug wrench that in some cases I could not break the lug nuts free safely. I currently carry a 1/2 inch DeWalt impact wrench ( 20V MAX series) and that certainly does the trick without risking bending or breaking wheel lugs.

[@pammortensen8225]

Thank you for sharing. You carry a lot of “just in case stuff”. We figure we would rather carry less and shop if we need it.🤣 I appreciate your willingness to open your “closets” so to speak. Not sure I would be as open.😊

[@TravelswithDelaney]

You are welcome! I always say we are like an open book and hopefully by sharing, it will help others out one way or another.

[@ggebhard1]

Good video! I keep two crescent wrenches, because many times you may need to hold one bolt and tighten a second one. Can I suggest you carry some metric Allen wrenches or metric T wrench’s for your e-bikes? I’ve had to use mine a couple of times. I have a little tool box just for my e-bikes. I think it was a good idea, showing both videos of what you carry when traveling. Good job!!

[@WilliamEnnis4380]

Liked the video would love to see how you fit those e-bikes in the bed without scratching them or bending the spokes.

[@TravelswithDelaney]

I try to be gentle with them but scratch are almost inevitable doing it this way.

[@jillfearing4610]

I love seeing the stuff.

[@jefflippincott9388]

One thing to add is pex pipe and fittings. I carry a 1,2,3’ foot pieces of pex pipe. Also straight,45 and 90 degree shark bite fittings. Also a small pair of pex cutters. You can fix any broken pipes in a matter of minutes!!

[@carolyntaylor7611]

Thanks for the info, my husband carries alot of tools too. Just in case😅

[@sousaphone1530]

Thank you! This was very informative and I’ll be following up on some of your suggestions.

[@ericgobbie3215]

I started watching your videos when I was researching NuCamp T@B 400. We purchased one in 2022 and have put it though the paces. In Jan / Feb we did our first coast to coast trip. your info on the 400 was very helpful, Congrats on the new rig Safe Travels

[@TravelswithDelaney]

Thank you so much! Hope you had a wonderful trip.

[@steveshumaker6687]

The title of this video should be: Get a Grip, I’ll show you how. 😊

[@TravelswithDelaney]

LOL! You need to start writing my titles for me.

[@steveshumaker6687]

@@TravelswithDelaney Haha!

[@drphibesrises]

I give my dogs bottled water too. I have since I got them. Tap water here in CA is not the best. It smells. I wouldn't drink it so I don't give it to my dogs either.

[@danielp.621]

When you first open the back of your truck up with the bikes in the containers in the water and the fire pit is that how you really travel with your fifth wheel hitched? Just good to know because we bought a new fifth wheel like yours except a cougar and we are wondering what we can put in the bed of our truck. Thanks for the videos keep up the Great work. Safe travels

[@ggebhard1]

First one here!