No Eric, we don't want anything more to go wrong! We love seeing your adventures but hate to see you all suffer! Looking forward to seeing more adventures with Clementine! Stay safe and have fun! 🥰
Great to see old Clem back, she's a beauty!!! Hi from Devon (UK)... remember cream on first!!! Glad to see Eric has finally found out what the inside of a barber shop looks like, btw!!! 😃
Congrats on getting your big gal back 🎉 I watched some motorhome pros and they were saying never use pressurized water on a motorhome, rub it gently with sponges and a mild shower like stream. Makes sense, this pressure can damage the seals and you know what happens when even a small hole manifests.. Happy travels you guys 😊
I’m so excited to see Clementine and Ruby back on the road!! Crossing my fingers, toes and literally PRAYING 🙏🏾 that nothing else goes horribly wrong!! The cleaning is annoying but something to be expected after sitting outside for so long. Once she’s all dolled up, I hope you guys feel at home and at ease in her. You worked so hard to build her up and she is beautiful! Adventure awaits!!
Thanks so much for the support and encouragement! We can't believe we finally have her back and are so excited to finally (🤞🤞🤞) get out on the road with her 🙌
If I were on death row and given a choice between a great last meal and watching one of your videos, I would pick watching one of your videos. Y’all are so upbeat and fun loving that it would make me forget my troubles. Keep them coming.
Oh my! Maybe that video could be us bringing you your last meal...win-win! 🤣 But seriously, so glad we could bring you some fun and silliness each week 😊
You two wrote the book on endurance for sure. You both amaze me. I really wish all the problems would stop so you could just enjoy yourselves. Perhaps now that spring is popping its head up the silver lining will shine on you. Thanks for all you do.
Yay! Glad you’re back with Clementine! You guys are so much fun to watch. Have loved seeing your adventures over the past year. (And nice haircut Eric!)
I wanted to say that when your spoke about your Anker power generator, you provided good examples for its use. Most don't think as creatively. I use my power generator for charging my Ebike, tea kettle, USB bug zapper, and small USB fan among many things.
I like the white interior! It makes it look soooo bright and roomy inside! If they would have covered that big hole in the engine compartment while the engine was out, there would never have been a critter problem making a home on your white couch! Not your fault! Glad Clementine is back! The Adventure Continues!
Your entrance door towards the back and kitchen in the rear and bed up front.Ive owned 4 RVs/Motorhomes and all have had entrance door up front ,kitchen up front,and main bed at the back.With this layout,I get a panoramic view through all side windows and back window.Wake up in the morning and look out at the lakes & forest. Best veiw from the bed ! Im in New Zealand.
Very happy that you got your RV back! This was a really nice video. Will you be going over the cost of having Clementine repaired? I am amazed that it took so long for all of that work on replacing the motor, etc.
I'm so glad see Allison driving Ruby take your time and if it'll come to youdo what they call feathering better the gas and let the clutch up at the same time
Glad your water system was okay. We had a freeze in the UK before Christmas, and when we visited our boat over the New Year we found that our water filter unit had sheered off. Unfortunately, I didn’t realise until after I’d switched the water pump on and heard a gushing sound from the cupboard under the sink. Lots of mopping up required!
So sorry to hear that! Water leaks are never fun, especially when you find out about them too late. 😔 Hopefully your filter's all fixed up and the boat's getting ready for a lovely spring/summer ahead 🤞
RainX in the windshield washer tank, and possibly the applied treatment will really help. Also, get silicone wiper blades. They cost a little extra, but last way longer. I believe you had a Chevrolet 350, and a TH400 originally? What LS and trans swap did you get? A 6L90E transmission would be great.
Nice to see her back. I joined the channel just as you were leaving her behind so I'm looking forward to watching you in your "natural environment" as you tick off the states.
Watching your videos is like watching my favorite sitcom. Thank you for the laughs and for your honest travel adventures. As the owner of three vintage trailers....it's always something. However, I wouldn't have it any other way.
Glad you got Clementine back! Back in October, we acquired a 32' Class A Four Winds Infinity that needed a little interior work, but the engine and the generator were running perfectly! We put a lifetime roof on "Finn", replaced a couple panels where there was prior water damage, got a new RV mattress (from Nectar) and we got all new electrical and sewer components for the old man! We took him out for our first day trip to Cedar Key, FL and the old guy drove like a champ, but on the way home the muffler fell off the generator (essential to running the rooftop A/C while driving). So we got the muffler fixed and then the damn generator hasn't started since! We had an RV generator guy come and look at it and he said the starter was seized up. So we got a new starter, he came and put it in, the starter works, but now the solenoid is not getting enough power for the motor to turn over. UGH! We don't want to put any more money into a trashed up 23 year old generator, so now we're looking to put a new(er) generator in "Finn". These damn RVs are money pits! And we haven't even been able to take him out for an overnight trip yet!!! We're hoping one day to get him out on the road and do some explorin' like you folks!
I like your hair Eric, I'm happy y'all got Clementine back, and Ruby is the cutest EVER!!! My Mom's whole side of the family is in Granite City and that whole surrounding area
Yay the adventures start again with Clementine, and doesn't she look posh now after her clean up. So happy you are pleased with her. Safe travels Allison and Eric and keep the videos coming 🥰
Congratulations! As boat owners (primary residence), what seems like a minor thing (not life threatening), losing a water pump can be frustrating. Only last month, put water stopped coming out of the faucet while I was washing dishes. After checking electrical, my husband swapped out a new FUNCTIONING water pump for the old one in under an hour. My hero!
Three cheers for the return of Clementine! When I learned to drive manual the hardest part was getting moving in first gear. When I later learned to ride a motorcycle the instructors explained how to find the “friction zone.” I wished I had known about it when I was struggling to learn to drive manual as it perfectly explains how to work a clutch. Looking forward to seeing future adventures with Ruby.
That's great the LS engine and overdrive trans is working correctly. I would buy a laser thermometer to see what the true coolant temperature is at the block, the radiator hoses, and the radiator. Check the temps after a 4 to 6 hour drive before you shut the engine off at the gas station. That way you'll know if there is a coolant problem before it becomes catastrophic. Also always check the engine oil level and trans level when stopping for fuel.
Congrats on 2 things, return of Clementine and ERIC'S NEW HAIRCUT! Looking pretty dapper 👌. For all pet related soiled odors, learned this in the 🇬🇧, use cheapest Vodka on it. Antibacterial & kills odor. It works on Landry, Cushions & mattresses too (spray bottle 2 part Vodka, few drops of dish soap, add few drops citrus essential oils and rest fill up warm water). 😀
Install an Android radio, all with GPS, Blue Tooth, XM Radio satellite radio receiver, and plug in a OBD engine check via blue tooth. And add some killer speakers in the doors.
You can put a waterproofer on the mastic and it stops it going black. I have always done it on my showers, and if you apply once a year it stays nice and white.
Did they give you a new crate motor? If not, you needed to demand the history of the previous engine. Like how many miles on it and what duty was it working?
