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I appreciate your information .. even if I think I know it, I still learn something from watching your videos. I got my portable internet mifi, surge protector and water filter thanks to you two.. I feel much better having them!!
I always first check the power with my surge protector before I do anything I learned the hard way I got all set up plugged in my power and there was bad reading on my surge protector so I had to move spots. Thank you for all your tips and information I enjoy watching your videos
You really should not have your plug in your surge protector until you’ve verified there’s no issues with the pedestal. Breaker off, surge plugged in, verify no issues, breaker back off, plug in rig, then breaker back on.
We had a 5th wheel. Once you park it and make sure you have plenty of room on each side, the rest of the setup is about the same.Easy once you do it a few times. Thank you.
Especially since you have room in your water bay ( many of us have no such bay), I would upgrade from the Camco filter. Now there are fancy 3 filter setups with fancy names that go for $250-$300. Take a look at the Beech Lane dual filter unit on Amazon for $60. It used standard filters and come with a fine sediment filter and a charcoal filter. That is what I did for my travel trailer.
Thanks for the video one question for you. Where are your wheel chocks? Also I was told you need to just hook the surge protector in first and then flip the breaker on before you hook up to the rv.
Please let me remind you that leaving the grey water tank valve open all the time is a no no!! It may be of an inconvenience to have to go and pull that valve open every time the gray tank gets full, but just to let you know that there are a lot of sewer gnats and and all sorts of different bugs and critters that live in the sewer and They Will crawl up inside the sewer hose and make their way into your rv; even if you think that the p-trap will stop them. Why take a chance?! It happens a lot, google it and you'll see that just about every experienced camper will tell you to keep both valves closed until it's time to dump them.
Thanks great video! My husband has already informed me I am in charge of the sewer line. He doesn’t like poo. 🙄We are getting a class c. I would like solar panels.
Question about full sewer hookup. Why leave the grey valve open? Isn’t it better to have lots of grey water for flushing after dumping the black? The more grey water, the better. I leave both valves closed and only dump some grey when it full.
We will fill our gray too fast with showers and our washer dryer unit. We leave it open to drain because we tend to use a lot of water. We have a separate hose to flush the black tank when packing up.
I think the key is to manage your gray tank and if you don’t think you have enough, run the faucets for a while and then the gray will be ready to rinse.
I tried leaving my engine on the other day in our 2011 Jayco Greyhawk and the jacks would not deploy. I shut off the rv and it worked. Everybody says to check the electric post with your surge protector before plugging in the rv.
Wow that was a tight rv site! Where was that? Also we are set to go to flying flags rv park on the 20th of this month I will video our trip. Great video guys!
There is a metal piece attached for a chain or cable lock, however, we don’t worry too much about it getting stolen as we haven’t had any issues the past few years.
As a beginner, this is my first rv setup video to watch. From the beginning, I was confused about the leveler jacks. Little detail for something that appeared important. Do you do rhis each time? Or just when RV not level? Why is this done? Is it a confort thing or is it a must? Are all jacks setup or just the ones needed? How many does rv have? ......?.
@@GratefulGlamper thx for your reply. My vehicle doesn’t have a connection labeled city water that I could find anywhere. I wonder if there is a valve somewhere or just something I’m missing.
Several of your setup procedures are specific to your unit. On many units they key must be off for the levelers (and slides) to operate. Also important to note that plumbing and electrical connections may be very different on a viewers individual unit.
Question, Ive never bought or lived in a rv/motorhome. So im buying a motorhome in a couple of days. The rv park only has 50amp meters, the motorhome im buying is only 30amps.. what do i do..?
Hi! Great video! I have a question for you. Speaking of sewer and black tank stuff, do you guys use special RV toilet paper or can you use regular 2-ply toilet paper?
We don’t flush our TP, that eliminates the issue. Yes it sounds gross, but we use a small trash can next to toilet and empty that every day. No problems with clogged drains.
hooking up the water with that flex line is not the best of things, they sell a 90 deg. hookup that goes where you installed that flex line. i would use the 90 degs. first then the flex line then the filter into the water line. installing the flex line, is one day going to break the tie in on the rv making for one day without water for the rv.
