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You're welcome! Hope it helps!

We enjoyed our time spent there, we love history and it has some interesting stories for sure!

It’s an easy job! You can do it!

So we will use ours to pull out air out when we arrive somewhere. Turn the air on, cold air falls toward the floor, and turn the fan on until the hot air, which rises, has been pulled out of the camper. If you let it run too long though, it will begin to pull the cold air out. You just have to balance it so you don't let too much cold air out. I hope this helps ~Wilson

Thanks for the information Wilson! It was explained, when we took delivery of our unit. Happy camping!

That one is still on our last camper. We sold it to friends and it’s still functioning as new. Here is another highly recommended one…www.amazon.com/dp/B08KSLRB45/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_QP2DS776TTQ14BRE1F1Q?linkCode=ml2&tag=onthemewve-20 Thanks for watching ~Wilson

I hate to hear that. In that case, I’d replace the entire membrane so you can inspect everything. Good luck and thanks for watching ~Wilson

Well I definitely know you. Hope you are having a great summer! Thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful! That’s what I was looking for when I put this one together. Good luck with the install and thanks for watching! Wilson

Hope you had fun!

Awesome! Thanks for “stopping by” to leave us a comment.

Anytime it made my day to see yall camper I wish I could of met yall in person maybe next time around

Agreed, y’all! It was a great time! We would love to do that again! ~Kelli and Wilson

Thanks for watching and taking time to comment! Glad it was helpful. ~Kelli and Wilson

Many people do use the gravity system Instead of the mechanical setup like I did. I like the control of the system from the cab of my truck and that’s why I went with this setup. The rollover valve is for an emergency and would stop the flow of diesel in case the truck rolls over in an accident by closing off the valve with a gravity fed ball that plugs it. I’m not sure that the rollover valve would stop the tank from an overfill but the vent system should. I turn the switch off in the cab when my gauge shows full. As long as you keep a watch on it you will not have any problems with any overfill, but if you fail to turn it off it will build pressure in the tank. Good luck with whichever design you go with and thanks for watching ~Wilson

Thanks for watching, antenna direction depends on the best signal for your application so what ever direction gives you the best signal, use it. For my application, the best signal was when I pointed them in the up position.

Gasoline’s me is very combustible and the DOT does not approve a setup like this. For increasing a gasoline tank, I would buy a Titan tank to replace the OEM fuel tank to increase capacity. Thanks for watching~Wilson

We are glad you enjoyed Kelli’s laughter, she can always make people smile with it and laughter is good for the soul. You’ll love the area just like we did. It’s away from the crowds and a beautiful place of its own. Polebrige is a great little stop too while you’re there. Happy Travels and thanks for taking the time to watch and leave a comment ~ Kelli & Wilson

(46.9437548, -103.5729419) sorry we will add them. As always, scout the road and sites before hauling a large camper up there. Thanks for watching ~Kelli & Wilson

I thought out this setup and believed it would be good. 3 years later, I am still happy with it and I’ve had no issues with the solenoid. Everything is original and still functioning as new. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment ~Wilson

Be careful as many times this is done out of safety if there are things that can’t be left on

@@UKsystems at most they would turn off an outlet that could potentially have something plugged into it. Refrigerators would need to be continuously powered . I am fully capable of turning off any appliances I might use. I’m an electrical engineer who was a former electrician. If a circuit can’t stay continuously powered then it wasn’t designed properly. Some of our systems turn on/off several times a minute others a motor or device will stay powered and running for months at a time..

We are not heights people but it wasn’t that bad. Glad this helped you and it’s a great hike. Thanks for watching! ~Wilson & Kelli

@@OnTheMewve I appreciate the comment, I do deal with anxiety when it comes to edges like this. The only portion that seemed iffy was the rocky area and smaller path. Was it about two feet wide at the narrowest?

More like 3-4’ wide. Two people can walk next to each other for the most part.

@@OnTheMewve thank you!

You got that right! We had a great time with almost no one else around! We love these hidden gems off the beaten path. Thanks for watching! ~Wilson & Kelli

Much appreciated! I tried to make something to help everyone. I'm getting ready to tackle this task again in the next week or so before a big RV trip this summer. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! ~Wilson

How large is the spot? If it’s just a few inches I would not do anything but reseal it, unless you suspect a leak or spongy wood indicating rot and then you should pull the membrane and check it out. As long as the membrane around the area is glued down and secure I would not worry about a smaller spot. Mine bubbled and then created a 3-4 foot bubble near the center. Thanks for watching ~ Wilson

Awww-that sad to hear

Absolutely! Thanks for that tip!

Oh wow! Bless! Well, know that it can be done. While I was on crutches and on 50% weight-bearing until I got back, it made me very aware of places and their accessibility. I did not have surgery on mine--I just did physical therapy and have been fine since then. I am not a big athlete or anything. Who knew you could function without an ACL? Enjoy Kentucky ~Kelli

That’s why it’s so important to do this every year if you travel a lot. I personally do a yearly repack regardless of miles. Thanks for the great insight and watching! ~Wilson

Mine is connected to the upfitter switches in my truck, so I manually control it.

That is correct however, the manufacturer sent white with mine. After 3 years I have had no leaks, but I am about to replace my hoses since they are exposed to the elements so much so I’m going to check all of my fittings while I’m doing the maintenance. Thanks for watching and commenting ~ Wilson