Old Guy outdoor videos Fishing, Hiking, Kayaking, Camping, Grilling, and Sight seeing videos
Hi everyone, Our society is booming with advanced technology, allowing us to stay indoors on the couch. Life is a gift as I repeatedly say in my videos, don't waste a single moment. Get outdoors and try new stuff. I am a retired old guy that loves getting outdoors. l love to try new things, and go to new places. We are going to be fly fishing, Kayaking, Camping, Grilling on my Traeger Tailgater 20, and visiting a bunch new sites. I appreciate all of you who follow us on our adventures. Thanks to all of you who like, share and subscribe to our channel. I truly couldn't do this without you, THANKS TO ALL OF YOU!!
Instead of blasting through the assembly it would have been nice if you had shown what to do with the small wire near the pellet hopper. Do I just pinch it between the hopper and thegrill body?
@@OldGuyoutdoors That's fine if that is how they designed it, but they couldn't be bothered to even mention the wire in the assembly instructions. I'd have to give their instructions a D grade.
So did you install the Go Power modulator? And what did you do or where did you run the wires from the roof into the battery area under the bench seat?
I bought this generator new in 2014. Love it! Hear are some notes: The 12V/8A DC outlet is only used with the supplied charging cables to charge a battery. It has a 8A pushbutton CB. The 120V/20A outlets have a 20A pushbutton CB. The 120V/30A RV outlet does not have a pushbutton CB, but has microprocessor overload protection. While the outlet is rated for 30A, the generator is rated for 23.3A (continuous use) or 25.8A (maximum output) at sea level. The 120V outlets are NOT GFCI. The generator has a floating neutral (neutral not bonded to the ground/frame.). Decibel Rating: 58dbA @ 23ft. Weight: 95lbs w/ full tank of gas. Carburetor: High altitude jet available for altitudes above 3,500ft. Run Time: 8hrs @ 25% load. * Generator is discontinued from Champion :(
And the Oscar goes to…. Thx Ed for documenting it! We had a great and memorable day! Sorry for the somewhat long last stretch 😅😅 Looking forward to our next adventure my friend!
Enjoyed your video. I have a slide in 2010 FourWheel Hawk camper. I have installed it on a few 1/2 ton trucks, but just went to Chevrolet 2500hd truck. I got the idea of using the 7 pin trailer connector as you did, to avoid running wires from the battery of the truck to the camper. Love the idea that it is all plug and play, no wires to cut and splice on truck!
Be careful with these. Mine won't allow me to load or unload because they don't clear the jack stands. Installing these while your camper is in place but not lowered down is a nightmare!
I have made a similar trek as a female solo camper and a teardrop camper ❤ Idaho- Oregon-Idaho-Minnesota-Indiana-North Carolina-Georgia (bucket list item in Georgia was going to the Foxfire museum)-back to Indiana and then back home to Idaho! Super excited for you guys 🥰
Great video! We have been trying to figure out the best option for moving snow, farm work and hitting the neighboring sawtooth mountains of Idaho… was concerned about the height and tipping but this addressed that ☺️ Very helpful! Greatly appreciated!!
