@@southernbrothersbackyardca6616 Mom told she was fine and you apparently didn’t agree so what’s your point. She should be where there’s no chance of something going bad.
@@RussellBond13 no i simply said he did a good job for wanting to be sure. if she was in danger she would have yelled stop stop stop and ran to her. if you dont like it roll on 😂 apparently you have a comprehension problem.
Most impressive part of the whole entire video was the part when the father refused to move until he could see the daughter with his own eyes. Great teamwork and beautiful coach!
I’m a truck driver I drive a 18 wheeler it’s about 75 feet long and all I can say is whatever you’re going to buy for recreational purposes you should think about where are you can fit with it where are you need to fit where are you want to bed, I think before you buy anything you should drive around in your car and just get a feel of what places are like in my opinion, the best camper is the smallest one, because when it comes down to it is the easiest to drive and the easiest to fit
I agree. It is tempting to get something like this (if you have the money) because of the space and luxury. If you plan on staying in one place for extended periods of time then this would be really nice but I’d actually like to travel with mine constantly. Right now I just have a single axle travel trailer that I can pretty much go anywhere with but will eventually want a nicer motorhome to live in but will be moving around a lot. It’s all about the travel and different settings for me. Plus you’ll be spending significantly less money on diesel for a class C.
Can you see you two doing this every time? I would definitely widen the road especially if it is raining. I was a tractor trailer driver and had one stop I had to delivery every month that we would have to take a pup trailer in. You had to back up a driveway like that. If it was raining or if snowing it was always tricky.
Andy, like so many others below, I strongly recommend cutting back those trees along the driveway. I mean, you live in the woods ! Not like your short on trees and those are young trees that are only going to get bigger. Might cost $500, maybe a little more, but why put yourself through that every time ? Sure, widening the driveway would be great too but in 1 day a good tree man can have those trees cut away from the driveway. Good luck !
LMAO, Andy is like Amos and Andy, He does not express much enteligence when it comes to driving such a Unit. When you have to depend on someone else to assure you of your clearenc, You should NOT, be in such a Rig. He would not pass a California or any other DOT Bus Driver's Test. I was a Grey Hound Driver and He would never be behind the wheel until he was able to back that rig into a Eight Ince Clearance Terminal Dock without a problem.
@@BitterDemo Well, he's obviously a nice guy with a nice coach ... but I wonder if he knows how much just the paint job will cost after those trees scrape the side. Funny you mention driving for Greyhound. I have a Class 1 and I wouldn't want that situation every day that's for sure ! I guess he'll figure it out, one way or another !
First time bringing it up the hill seemed to be harder than every other time we've done it. That first time we were a little nervous for sure but feel much more comfortable now.
At least you know where to add concrete and subtract trees, lol. You’ll learn with time the more experience you get how much room you have . I drove a 18 wheeler for over 20 years so I was “coaching” him up that hill, too. Lol
Beautiful machine , but they weren't made to go up roads like this one. I would be afraid I would get it in a bind and couldn't back out and couldn't go forward. Walkie-talkies are really nice
This seems very risky. I’d strongly advise staying at the bottom of the hill. As those trees grow the path will only get more damage inducing. I like the rig tho!
Don’t get discouraged by the negative comments. It’s your money, it’s your decision; it’s your country side house ( beautiful surroundings by the way). Just bear in mind that I’m afraid this will be tougher as winter approaches. Good communication between you two and no rush. The gate unfortunately has to go. Practice will make you guys Masters. Enjoy the RV experience! Your cute daughter will love it too 😊
Thank you! It has already become easier to move it up and down the driveway. We have not made exact plans yet for Winter but have some ideas. Thankfully we do not have to bring it up the driveway. We do have a couple of spots to park at the bottom of our driveway.
Nice motorhome, bunk beds smart, i just got one 2, when guiding sumone they need your info of how close they are so tell the driver current condition like tree is 2 ft from right , turn left turn right or like he almost bottomed out on that turn also tell ,dont wait for oh 2 late moment , otherwise i would cut down sum trees so u can have more peace of mind n best of all good job on trying to see the daughter in safe place before driving the motorhome A+ bro
Haha yes absolutely. We definitely knew it would be a challenge! We really only tried it for fun because so many people said it couldn't be done 😂 we do have a couple of other places to park it but have drove it up and down the hill multiple times now.
We are in a short mort compared to this behemoth beauty, and let me say this. Learn it from 25ft-35ft and so on. We can all do it. The preciousness of this marriage be forever engrained to everyone that teamwork makes the dreamwork💖
It would be very challenging to do that with ice. Not sure we would attempt that! But we do have a couple of spots that we can also park the motorhome at the bottom of the driveway.
A lot of hateful negative comments on this video that I have seen. I will grant you the driveway is a little bit narrow. But that can be fixed easily the important thing on this video is they got the RV safely where they wanted to go, and he did it without damaging anything. He even stopped and waited until he could clearly see where his daughter was. I hope you enjoy your new RV and you have safe travels down the road.
Take me two seconds …Drove Semi over 35 yrs self taught never even went to school and had 2.5 million miles of accident free driving. Hit 3 deer over the road but not fault accidents 😂😂❤
You did fine. My only comment is you're gonna have to navigate that road every time you want to use your motorcoach. I don't think that I would want to subject myself to that much aggravation in getting on the highway. I have to back into our driveway but have my wife in the car on the road with her blinkers on. Fortunate that we live on a secondary road with only local traffic. Good luck in your travels. Always liked the Coachmen Sportscoach pushers. Felt that they were a great value.
We are loving our sportscoach. Thankfully we do have other spots to park the motorhome at the bottom of the hill when we don't feel like bringing it all the way up to our house.
I would do some tree removal and trimming, and i would widen the driveway a few feet on each side so you can go flying right on up with no issue. Add a large area to the inside of the turns so you can make it care free
So I understand they live remote but is this worth it it took 11 minutes to get the house which means if no modifications are made to the driveway to the house it’ll take 11 minutes to get to the main road. I think it’s best to do some maintenance on that driveway.
Next investment would be on the drive, you have plenty of land there to make it wider and easier to drive in and not loose the appeal of the wooded area....
Interesting choice having this toddler walking all around this ordeal. Even more interesting is so many commenters commending their parenting. I guess I'm not a good parent, bc I'd have that little kid isolated somewhere nowhere near the wheels, like perhaps INSIDE the rig, SITTING. But, I guess this is why I don't ever win Parent of the Year, because I never let my kid as a tiny toddler wander around freely near a moving motorhome.
We did jokingly say "well now that we got it up here, this is where it will live forever" 😂 thankfully bringing back down seemed to be easier than going up.
Great teamwork and a beautiful rig, but oh my God what a stress full drive up to the property. Not my idea of a relaxing r.v. from the point of view of its size and limitations to go places. Now if it was an airship I would have one in a second. Like n sub.
Try widening your driveway just a little bit. You can use some gravel or anything and some fabric underneath and then put a border down your driveway to help hold everything in the flattest area of the ground. We had a huge diesel pusher just like this and when we pulled it, we got it onto the grass and it started to sink and sink down a good foot and a half , within minutes!! Neighbor come down and pulled us out. We were trying to put in our new driveway and we got off course just a bit. 😵💫 That’s the problem with these large vehicles, they’re extremely difficult to turn around. You can’t go off the beaten path. It’s not good to go try to go down in wooded area dirt road etc. you have to be very very aware what you’re driving on. Always have to be aware of the overhead height. Some states require you to have a CDL license to operate one of these monster vehicles! Luckily my husband and I both held the CDL., his truck drivers😊 This would be just too much stress for me. I’d be chopping down a few trees. I’d be doing a little widening and whatever needs to be done to make this an easy quick and smooth transaction. All of this monitoring everything just kind of takes the fun out of everything makes it a bit stressful. We got our 42 footer, down a side street in a city and into a driveway ! my husband worked it like a charm a true pro! 38 years of semi truck driving in the state of Michigan, meaning snow!😅 These bus vehicles aren’t designed for woods. They’re just too heavy and large and can be damaged easily.
Looks like you may need to build a garage at entrance of driveway to park that beast. Did you have any problems pulling out of driveway with back end dragging
We have definitely discussed this option! We have a few different spots to put a garage on our property and it's just about deciding where the best spot is. Pulling back out of the driveway seams to be easier than going up. There are two "trouble spots" but if we get to one side of the driveway we can get by without dragging.
Soooo....am I the only one wondering what the trip down is like. I drive a 40 footer and going down seems waaaay more difficult. No way I could do this after coming off a major trip!
I was about to throw out a negative comment, but I kept my mouth shut. Y'all have a nice coach and It'll get easier to navigate in time. You are pretty lucky to have someone on the walkie-talkie guiding you. Happy travels!
I'm just curious, why are you , or why did you do this? Why would you have such a huge rv like that for a place like that? So when you decide to go camping, you have to go down that steep hill with sharp turns, and all that weight. And oh, your brakes are going to get a serious work out, like real hot. Help me understand please, and I'm serious, not being rude or sarcastic.🤷♂️
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"She's gonna have to get where I can see her."
Great job dad 👍
She shouldn’t have been outside in the first place.
@@RussellBond13 there's no reason she can't be outside mom's outside
@@southernbrothersbackyardca6616 Mom told she was fine and you apparently didn’t agree so what’s your point. She should be where there’s no chance of something going bad.
@@RussellBond13 no i simply said he did a good job for wanting to be sure. if she was in danger she would have yelled stop stop stop and ran to her. if you dont like it roll on 😂 apparently you have a comprehension problem.
@@southernbrothersbackyardca6616 good luck
Most impressive part of the whole entire video was the part when the father refused to move until he could see the daughter with his own eyes. Great teamwork and beautiful coach!
I agree
I'm thinking, what the L is up there they need to get to?? Rainy conditions is going to be a whole new ball game!!
Maybe before dropping 300k on a coach you'd spend 20k on some driveway improvements...maybe it's just me
Agree
@@spyder61man don’t go down are up when it’s raining
Ok, so that confirms it - I can hold my breath for over 11 minutes. Geez. What a great team and that man has helluva lot of skills. Great job!!
🤣🤣🤣
Great controlled driving and team work but who would want to go through all of this every time you go on a trip?
Exactly
We have a mountain property and I was thinking of how I would do the exact same thing. Thanks for posting this.
When luxury becomes an obstacle! The bus is absolutely not built for such escapades. Still, good teamwork!
IMPRESSIVE! Can't believe both of you kept so calm, great job.
The sign of a solid couple. The ultimate test is choosing wallpaper though. Pass that test without bloodshed and you are truly married.
Beautiful bus!
I’m a truck driver I drive a 18 wheeler it’s about 75 feet long and all I can say is whatever you’re going to buy for recreational purposes you should think about where are you can fit with it where are you need to fit where are you want to bed, I think before you buy anything you should drive around in your car and just get a feel of what places are like in my opinion, the best camper is the smallest one, because when it comes down to it is the easiest to drive and the easiest to fit
After watching this, I am glad I have a 30' class C!
I agree. It is tempting to get something like this (if you have the money) because of the space and luxury. If you plan on staying in one place for extended periods of time then this would be really nice but I’d actually like to travel with mine constantly. Right now I just have a single axle travel trailer that I can pretty much go anywhere with but will eventually want a nicer motorhome to live in but will be moving around a lot. It’s all about the travel and different settings for me. Plus you’ll be spending significantly less money on diesel for a class C.
Please get your daughter !!!!
Best thing to do in that situation is hold it to the floor & let the chips fall where they may.
@@smf2072 full send!
I don't know the circumstances but what would ever possess you to take a 40 'pusher up there ?? It will be trickier getting it back down....
needs a bigger driveway
@@ratchfordgeorge .........or a smaller coach !
Or they just need to grow some brains. But usually people with money are surprisingly stupid
Chainsaw time
Can you see you two doing this every time? I would definitely widen the road especially if it is raining. I was a tractor trailer driver and had one stop I had to delivery every month that we would have to take a pup trailer in. You had to back up a driveway like that. If it was raining or if snowing it was always tricky.
Really cool, well done man. Hope to see more videos of the motorhome. 😎
Excellent teamwork. Congratulations on a whole bunch of new memories
Thanks so much!
Ingenious way to deliver your new home to mountain top property.
Beautiful bus ! Can’t wait to get one
Great communication guys.
Andy, like so many others below, I strongly recommend cutting back those trees along the driveway. I mean, you live in the woods ! Not like your short on trees and those are young trees that are only going to get bigger. Might cost $500, maybe a little more, but why put yourself through that every time ? Sure, widening the driveway would be great too but in 1 day a good tree man can have those trees cut away from the driveway. Good luck !
LMAO, Andy is like Amos and Andy, He does not express much enteligence when it comes to driving such a Unit. When you have to depend on someone else to assure you of your clearenc, You should NOT, be in such a Rig. He would not pass a California or any other DOT Bus Driver's Test. I was a Grey Hound Driver and He would never be behind the wheel until he was able to back that rig into a Eight Ince Clearance Terminal Dock without a problem.
@@BitterDemo Well, he's obviously a nice guy with a nice coach ... but I wonder if he knows how much just the paint job will cost after those trees scrape the side. Funny you mention driving for Greyhound. I have a Class 1 and I wouldn't want that situation every day that's for sure ! I guess he'll figure it out, one way or another !
awesome teamwork... i think i was more worried about the baby not having shoes on though... lol
I can't wait for the follow-up video where you come down the "driveway" with the white trailer attached to motorhome. lol
You made it so much harder than it had to be😂😭
First time bringing it up the hill seemed to be harder than every other time we've done it. That first time we were a little nervous for sure but feel much more comfortable now.
He's newby...... no experience.....
At least you know where to add concrete and subtract trees, lol. You’ll learn with time the more experience you get how much room you have . I drove a 18 wheeler for over 20 years so I was “coaching” him up that hill, too. Lol
Beautiful machine , but they weren't made to go up roads like this one. I would be afraid I would get it in a bind and couldn't back out and couldn't go forward. Walkie-talkies are really nice
Great job guys! I'm in awe!!!
You both did a great job ! As an owner of a 40' Newmar this was quite impressive. Your daughter is darling by the way ! Safe travels !
This seems very risky. I’d strongly advise staying at the bottom of the hill. As those trees grow the path will only get more damage inducing. I like the rig tho!
Pay profession driver
Don’t get discouraged by the negative comments. It’s your money, it’s your decision; it’s your country side house ( beautiful surroundings by the way). Just bear in mind that I’m afraid this will be tougher as winter approaches. Good communication between you two and no rush. The gate unfortunately has to go. Practice will make you guys Masters. Enjoy the RV experience! Your cute daughter will love it too 😊
Thank you! It has already become easier to move it up and down the driveway. We have not made exact plans yet for Winter but have some ideas. Thankfully we do not have to bring it up the driveway. We do have a couple of spots to park at the bottom of our driveway.
Nice motorhome, bunk beds smart, i just got one 2, when guiding sumone they need your info of how close they are so tell the driver current condition like tree is 2 ft from right , turn left turn right or like he almost bottomed out on that turn also tell ,dont wait for oh 2 late moment , otherwise i would cut down sum trees so u can have more peace of mind n best of all good job on trying to see the daughter in safe place before driving the motorhome A+ bro
Great teamwork!
I think I was more nervous just watching this then you guys driving it 😂 fantastic job staying calm!
GOOD JOB KEEPING YOUR COOL! BOTH OF YOU
GREAT TEAM WORK...
Good Job! I want to see the trip back down.
That’s up the driveway….coming down may be a challenge. Great job dad.
Get a dozer and some gravel too wider the non sloped. Side
....Simply AMAZING!!
Great teamwork
Great job, excellent team work. 👍👍
Damn GPS does this to me every time!!
Omg that's a nice motorcoach
Great job
Omg.....the little girl walks in the woods without shoes on.... how cute and primitive
Great team work. But I think I wouldn't have bought something like this living up this mountain.
Good team work.
Awesome work the both of you i myself wouldn't attempt it.
great job all, and knowing where your child is , is awesome too
Thank you! Our child was only out walking with us for moments at a time. She spent the majority of it in her seat in the RV.
Did you think about this before you was looking for an rv
Haha yes absolutely. We definitely knew it would be a challenge! We really only tried it for fun because so many people said it couldn't be done 😂 we do have a couple of other places to park it but have drove it up and down the hill multiple times now.
We are in a short mort compared to this behemoth beauty, and let me say this. Learn it from 25ft-35ft and so on. We can all do it. The preciousness of this marriage be forever engrained to everyone that teamwork makes the dreamwork💖
@@ConnieWagner-u9w Thank you! We love our motorhome and love spending time together in it.
Sadly if it's raining, snowing, or ice there's no way to get that coach in or out without possible damage. Wish I the best!
It would be very challenging to do that with ice. Not sure we would attempt that! But we do have a couple of spots that we can also park the motorhome at the bottom of the driveway.
@@andyisabelle9836 it’s more like a tour bus
The longer you drive it the more confidence you will gain
A lot of hateful negative comments on this video that I have seen. I will grant you the driveway is a little bit narrow. But that can be fixed easily the important thing on this video is they got the RV safely where they wanted to go, and he did it without damaging anything. He even stopped and waited until he could clearly see where his daughter was. I hope you enjoy your new RV and you have safe travels down the road.
all it takes is one slip, why take a chance
I would go full lumber jack on some of those trees.
Big ol' waste o' diesel but you're free to do what you like.
Right? I wouldn't mind a diesel pusher motorhome, but this is way too big for me. Even a full-time RVer needn't drive anything this large.
Take me two seconds …Drove Semi over 35 yrs self taught never even went to school and had 2.5 million miles of accident free driving. Hit 3 deer over the road but not fault accidents 😂😂❤
Should have to go to driving school before being able to buy a coach!!
For real 😂
I could teach it 😁
That is your driveway?
Yes
Great job!
Tight squeezes and tight turns. How did you ever get through that turn in the thumbnail?
You shoulda bought a pop-up....WAY too much stress !
Why does anyone need a million dollar hotel on wheels.
Hey look at the new lawn ornament because we are never getting it out bof here ever again
Uhhh, was that airdropped or built on site?
You did fine. My only comment is you're gonna have to navigate that road every time you want to use your motorcoach. I don't think that I would want to subject myself to that much aggravation in getting on the highway. I have to back into our driveway but have my wife in the car on the road with her blinkers on. Fortunate that we live on a secondary road with only local traffic. Good luck in your travels. Always liked the Coachmen Sportscoach pushers. Felt that they were a great value.
We are loving our sportscoach. Thankfully we do have other spots to park the motorhome at the bottom of the hill when we don't feel like bringing it all the way up to our house.
Well done
I would do some tree removal and trimming, and i would widen the driveway a few feet on each side so you can go flying right on up with no issue. Add a large area to the inside of the turns so you can make it care free
I think getting up before Dawn and getting a early start on the camping trip is out of the question, in this case. Very nice coach!
Thank you! When we plan on bringing the RV up or down the hill we always plan ahead for a little extra time 😉 😂
Gonna make any more videos of this thing??
So I understand they live remote but is this worth it it took 11 minutes to get the house which means if no modifications are made to the driveway to the house it’ll take 11 minutes to get to the main road. I think it’s best to do some maintenance on that driveway.
Dual wheels ? Only one was a little over the second one is the one you need to be concerned with and it wasn’t off
Next investment would be on the drive, you have plenty of land there to make it wider and easier to drive in and not loose the appeal of the wooded area....
Yes, we have already discussed making a few changes to our driveway so that turn at the top isn't so tight.
Great idea
Interesting choice having this toddler walking all around this ordeal. Even more interesting is so many commenters commending their parenting. I guess I'm not a good parent, bc I'd have that little kid isolated somewhere nowhere near the wheels, like perhaps INSIDE the rig, SITTING.
But, I guess this is why I don't ever win Parent of the Year, because I never let my kid as a tiny toddler wander around freely near a moving motorhome.
Good job! But I can't believe you gave your wife a radio through this😲
Now--how to get it off the property and back to the main road!! 😂😂
We did jokingly say "well now that we got it up here, this is where it will live forever" 😂 thankfully bringing back down seemed to be easier than going up.
1st time is always the hardest. After a couple times you’ll be coming in with no fear! Well done.
Rock&Roll perfection ya married pro’s.💖
No way in the world I take a unit like that in the freaking forest
I am sorry, pick that child up. At least hold her hand.
That kid needed to not get near that rv.
You know all of this changes when you get rain and fog? For me as soon as I get to the house I’m calling up the tree service
All that just to pull into your driveway?
looks like someone has a driveway widening project in their future
The fact that your kid was anywhere near what you were doing is shocking
Where in the world is this guy trying to go? And what’s he doing on these narrow roads?
Put some shoes on that little girl 😂
Boy I Thought I had a Tough driveway with My Coach.
Always keep an eye on your Tailpipe also they are Low.
I don't know if you will see this comment but what's the length on that motorhome?
Where is this site?
Great teamwork and a beautiful rig, but oh my God what a stress full drive up to the property. Not my idea of a relaxing r.v. from the point of view of its size and limitations to go places. Now if it was an airship I would have one in a second. Like n sub.
Try widening your driveway just a little bit. You can use some gravel or anything and some fabric underneath and then put a border down your driveway to help hold everything in the flattest area of the ground.
We had a huge diesel pusher just like this and when we pulled it, we got it onto the grass and it started to sink and sink down a good foot and a half , within minutes!!
Neighbor come down and pulled us out. We were trying to put in our new driveway and we got off course just a bit. 😵💫
That’s the problem with these large vehicles, they’re extremely difficult to turn around. You can’t go off the beaten path. It’s not good to go try to go down in wooded area dirt road etc. you have to be very very aware what you’re driving on.
Always have to be aware of the overhead height. Some states require you to have a CDL license to operate one of these monster vehicles! Luckily my husband and I both held the CDL., his truck drivers😊
This would be just too much stress for me. I’d be chopping down a few trees. I’d be doing a little widening and whatever needs to be done to make this an easy quick and smooth transaction. All of this monitoring everything just kind of takes the fun out of everything makes it a bit stressful.
We got our 42 footer, down a side street in a city and into a driveway ! my husband worked it like a charm a true pro! 38 years of semi truck driving in the state of Michigan, meaning snow!😅
These bus vehicles aren’t designed for woods. They’re just too heavy and large and can be damaged easily.
select a better campsite nxt time guys, why all the way up?
Time to cut some trees down! Wow what an adventure. I would have tried the 1st driveway 😈
Looks like you may need to build a garage at entrance of driveway to park that beast. Did you have any problems pulling out of driveway with back end dragging
We have definitely discussed this option! We have a few different spots to put a garage on our property and it's just about deciding where the best spot is. Pulling back out of the driveway seams to be easier than going up. There are two "trouble spots" but if we get to one side of the driveway we can get by without dragging.
Soooo....am I the only one wondering what the trip down is like. I drive a 40 footer and going down seems waaaay more difficult. No way I could do this after coming off a major trip!
I bet that’s hell in the winter with a little snow.
It designed for highway and level ground roads
I was about to throw out a negative comment, but I kept my mouth shut. Y'all have a nice coach and It'll get easier to navigate in time. You are pretty lucky to have someone on the walkie-talkie guiding you. Happy travels!
I'll keep watching the News.
"Man rolls Motor home down mountain "😳😳..🤣🤣😢
Wow, that's tight! How many times has the coach been up and down the driveway since this first time?
15 times or so but I keep it in a garage at the bottom of the hill now
@@andyisabelle9836 good idea. I'd hate to spend this kind of money on something without being able to protect it from the elements.
I'm just curious, why are you , or why did you do this? Why would you have such a huge rv like that for a place like that? So when you decide to go camping, you have to go down that steep hill with sharp turns, and all that weight. And oh, your brakes are going to get a serious work out, like real hot. Help me understand please, and I'm serious, not being rude or sarcastic.🤷♂️
Time for different property or smaller MH.
What is a big diesel pusher doing in a place like that..What if they had to tow it OUT?----NEVER!!
Looks like you made it come out and see us out in Colorado