David was God watching after you guys! Wow that rust really attacked your swing arm. So lucky your wheels didn't fall off. What a great job u did. Safe travels!
Its nice to be looked after. I don't always make the best decisions. :) We really did luck out and I'm glad that is taken care of. Thanks for watching.
It is so good to see that you can trouble shoot and repair yourself. Sadly, there are many who think that just because an RV or towed is new that they are bullet proof and don't need the skills to or tools to make repairs....
Thanks for watching. True, True. It is a lost art but my friend says you have to keep the mechanics in business also. Not all people want to be hands on when it comes to mechanical things and that is ok if you have the money to pay someone as they need to make money also. But it makes like a lot easier on the road if you can DIY and carry a basic set of tools. My dad was a mechanic and when he was on the road he even carried spare parts, like water pump, alternator. I have a toad so I figure worst case I can drive to a parts house.
@@TignerAdventures If a person goes camping and can't set up a tent or cook over a fire then perhaps they should stay in a motel and eat in a restaurant. If a person try's to travel in an RV and can't repair it, is no different... I call it helpless... A person needs to know their limits and live within them or educate themselves... clearly you like to learn new things and continue to educate yourself as you have aged.....
Thanks Dennis. 242,276. That doesn't count the 48,000 of towing. For the most part though it has a lifetime warranty from Autozone on most parts. lol The nice thing about older vehicles are they are easier to work on.
David was God watching after you guys! Wow that rust really attacked your swing arm. So lucky your wheels didn't fall off. What a great job u did. Safe travels!
Its nice to be looked after. I don't always make the best decisions. :) We really did luck out and I'm glad that is taken care of. Thanks for watching.
Holy JBWeld and Rustoleum! It's definitely been the year for BIG repairs. Glad you got them handled. Onward!
It is what it is, right? Thanks for watching.
Good job on your mechanical capabilities! You are quite self-sufficient. Safe travels.
Thanks for watching Eric. Life is fun and full of all kinds of opportunities.
Aloha! Enjoyed your video. Hope you all are haveing a wonderful summer trip. Take care. Jerry B.
Thanks Jerry. Life is great, almost as great as living in Hawaii. lol
Glad you guys are safe!
Thanks Anne. Don't worry, be happy attitude here. lol. Have a fun summer.
Try Lucas oil treatment for your Tick, and Colaw's rv salvage in Carthaige Missouri is pretty good for old rig parts !!😊
Hey guys, I glad it all worked out. Safe travels.
Thanks Don. It is handy when you can fix things yourself. Save travels.
Keep that in mind.
Thanks. It is good to know those for sure.
Fingers crossed the next big repair isn't for a couple years! Keep on keepin' on 😉
Thanks for watching and I agree.
It is so good to see that you can trouble shoot and repair yourself. Sadly, there are many who think that just because an RV or towed is new that they are bullet proof and don't need the skills to or tools to make repairs....
Thanks for watching. True, True. It is a lost art but my friend says you have to keep the mechanics in business also. Not all people want to be hands on when it comes to mechanical things and that is ok if you have the money to pay someone as they need to make money also. But it makes like a lot easier on the road if you can DIY and carry a basic set of tools. My dad was a mechanic and when he was on the road he even carried spare parts, like water pump, alternator. I have a toad so I figure worst case I can drive to a parts house.
@@TignerAdventures If a person goes camping and can't set up a tent or cook over a fire then perhaps they should stay in a motel and eat in a restaurant. If a person try's to travel in an RV and can't repair it, is no different... I call it helpless... A person needs to know their limits and live within them or educate themselves... clearly you like to learn new things and continue to educate yourself as you have aged.....
Good job z David! How many miles on your car now?
Dennis
Thanks Dennis. 242,276. That doesn't count the 48,000 of towing. For the most part though it has a lifetime warranty from Autozone on most parts. lol The nice thing about older vehicles are they are easier to work on.
You're transmission probably holds 8 or 10 quarts
Actually with my extended pad mine holds 20 quarts.
wow. hope that it!...lol
For sure, Mike. Time for fun and less work and worry.