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It first entered my mind when Derek, who has a 15 as well mentioned how much he noticed an improvement. It’s a chunk of money, but it’s a one time expense. It’s not that labour, intense or that difficult but for me ultimately it was the fact that I just couldn’t get my 15 to brake well enough to take pressure off my truck’s brakes. Cause me an expense before it’s time. My opinion YES I know person with 15 and she was uncertain hers would lock up and she recently did the brakes on the 15 (assume my memory correct on her words) Shortly after installing the brakes and drive back to Canada, I had a suicidal deer try to pass me, cut me off, and when I hit the brakes that trailer left the skid mark on the asphalt and no sign of the deer

I should add to the fact that your bearings are constantly in oil and that you can visually see that oil level is a bonus. And when the time comes, there’s a little screw that you just loosen off drain the oil out put the set screw back in and just fill up from the end no removing of the hub or bearings to re-grease

Yes it is plus why carry three spares … 🙂

I know right so glad Gord added his knowledge

There still snow up in them there mountains ya’ll

The Beauty only getting started

P.s 5 YEARS went fast!!!!

The BS installed bushings looked really great! They are made of polyurethane and are superior to any rubber compound that has ever been used for suspension bushings. In fact, your rancho shocks are equipped with polyurethane bushings as are all off the aftermarket suspension upgrade components I have ever looked at for vehicles. Granted, they may have their own name (I think rancho terms it as doura-crush if I remember correctly) but regardless they are much better than rubber. Great job, looks good and yes disc brakes would be a great upgrade. I'm going to run the drum for now on oil bath. - Brad

You have such great knowledge! Thank you for the add on!

All about the adventure

True that!!! Just ask my bank account

One never knows, be good get in my open boat more

Gord in this video series as well

Thank you i am glad you enjoyed more to follow and you will be in AWE

Well a river can have many faces depending on water level it can be higher faster but less technical. Just a fun splashy ride. In few days from this we get rain and over night the river rose over a foot which was perfect timing for rest of Natla and keele river so hang on but no gunnel grabbing lol

@@lorijane831 indeed it was but wait there’s more

That’s what it’s about for sharing and letting UA-cam save my memory and data

@@doug_harbaugh9476 The sun slowly drops just below horizon line sometime after midnight and skims the horizon for 3/4 hours before rising back up … you DO NOT need a flashlight ever lol. Well at this time of year

@@derekriehl8036 You’re welcome … its just the beginning :))

@@lorijane831 Thank you … Siskel and Ebert 👍👍😝

I hope you find the series so

Bring it on!!!!!

If im understanding correctly once the grey was rotated and shifted to the door side of the aluminum skid cover i did place the diesel heater beside it but still within the main frame of the trailer. With it located there the shower wall goes from 1 Deg C @ minus 10 Deg C to a plus 10 degrees. As well it heats the floor as the first vent is between the grey and drinking on the door side. This also follows most of the water lines as well. The final vent is located at the back side of the general tank. I also have diesel heater inside in the bench closest to the bed (note victron 3000 inverter moved) to that does nice job of heating main area to bathroom especially since it also is diced into the bathroom. Yes that would work i think to fill from flush as there would be enough room to but an aluminum tank in that space. I have put 17 gal tank in front of the trailer ahead of the General water tank (which tucks in slightly tighter then the grey and doesn’t impede front angle. Let me know if that answer your question..

@@iSeaUnplugged Ah, yes thank you - I did not fully appreciate the way you did things the first time I watched. If I understand correctly your gray water exit valve is on the door side of the trailer and the Diesel heater is on the other side of the gray water tank, essentially under the shower (genius move!). This might also work better for me because I can go from a thin fuel tank fed by the door side flush hose port over to the Diesel heater on the other side of the tank (like you, want to maximize departure angle). They have a further deal on HLN heaters for Black Friday.....hmmmm.

Too funny where is that guy

That’s one thing i love is meeting new good people … great chatting. Love you getting daughter out fishing

Great video. Love that your travels have allowed you to meet great people

It’s only secure if I remember to lock it close or remember if i did my walk thru or not 🤔

Indeed a big boy

Yes on this Park like a lot of big parks in Canada dogs are often allowed on the trails but must be leashed (plus word was a Park ranger was out on this hike too 😁) Unlike most big parks in USA canada does allow dogs on trails not just the asphalt walks)

You are correct! These were taken sept 1st thru to Sept 3rd., the once from Top of the World road where late August

You score big on noticing the appearance of the face in the northern lights She didn’t hang round long enough to get her number lol

Awesome glad you enjoy

I’m glad it got your stamp of approval

You know I will!!! Thanks Brian!

Thank you thank you 🙏 Appreciate comments ❤️

Those were compared to the next video coming; they are so amazing to watch as they transform and dance around the night sky

Yeah I loved it so fortunate

Thank Sam means a lot brother More coming my friend

Stunning indeed thank you

Not a problem love to share my own experiences jk9cr4ki2y