12 Tips for First Time RV Owners
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Are you a new RV owner? Here are some quick and easy tips for gaining confidence as a new RV owner. They are not about the accessories you need, or safety and maintenance tips. These are tips about camping decisions that you make during those first few months of RV ownership-when you might be feeling overwhelmed instead of overjoyed. Avoid making some of the most common RV newbie mistakes by checking our tips!
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The constant interrupting was driving me nuts lol. But good tips! Thank you!
We are from New Jersey. We are not interrupting each other. We are just talking at the same time. 🤣
lol I just commented same thing .
honey you barely took a breath let the man talk@@jeremypuglisi1225
Completely agree.
I’m not confused. I totally understood what he meant lol I get what pull through is… One way rd on both sides, one for arrival and the other for exit..
When you said at the end to just breathe, this can be stressful, I needed to hear that, I’m picking up my new travel trailer tomorrow morning and this is scary. Thanks for the tips hope to see more good content.
I understood the arm diagram perfectly fine. Thanks.
We bought a used Pop-up and stayed 3 days in a private campground, we loved it so much that we took a month long trip from Florida to California. The pop-up had issues but we worked with what we had. Being handy and having basic tools made it manageable. We later upgraded to an old 25’ Airstream. Long story short we own a 19’ Airstream for the last 21 years. The older we get the harder it is to find friends that like and can do active camping stuff, like hiking, biking and kayaking. Driving at night can be dangerous with animals running across the road are more possible
Great tips! I'm saving this for when I get my Casita. Thanks.
So relieved to know we arent the only couple that turns into War of the Roses when trying to park a camper!
Well presented!
Best arm diagram ever!
I just changed my campsite to a pull thru. The first one I have booked is close to home and my husband will be teaching me to back in. But I booked a camping trip for me and the kids and after watching your video made me reconsider that backing in with my first time without my hubby. It will take the stress off and then I can stress about all the other stuff. lol. Thanks for the video.
Like the tips. But too much jumping in. It was pretty disturbing. Please divide the tips between each other to make it easy for your listeners. Thanks guys
We're just getting to buy one soon so thanks and subbed.
Y’all, this is so helpful! Thank you so much!
My wife and I are in the process of buying a truck and a travel trailer! We have 4 year old and a 6 year old and can't wait to start our adventures together. II just ordered your book and can't wait to get started!
You guys are awesome lol. We drive a semi and never get back in help
Newbie prospective RVer....Looking to get into the life style and this video was very helpful
Love this video!! We just bought our first camper a week ago!! So excited for our first trip Labor Day with some friends of ours that have owned a camper for a few years now!
Thanks man love your tip number 10 I'm excited for my first camper 🎉❤😂
Pull through arm tip was gold
As far as tip 2, most private campgrounds don't offer any more help than state parks. Although Disney campground is actually pretty good. Luckily we camped at our house and learned to use the camper before.
Thanks for the tips! This is one of the better beginner videos I’ve seen
Not confusing at all I get you 👍
My first RV trip was only 700 miles away. I stopped once overnight each way and I did get pull through sites. I had all new toilets, cooktops and everything else, all of which were not tested. I was winging it. It all mostly worked out, since I travel alone. I had work being done on the RV all week, including the electrical system. Now I wish I had stayed closer to home the first time. On the way home, I broke the truck. Dead stop. 8 hours later, I resumed my trip and drove into the night. I hope trip #2 goes better. Overall, I had fun. Thankfully I got divorced over 30 years ago.
Just bought our first travel trailer and immediately joined your channel!!😂👍👍😃
The arm diagram wasn't confusing, but it does look like you are voguing like Madonna. 😄
Russell Cox Thanks for having my back Russell!
Funny
That's what I was thinking also... too funny
Great “pull through” demonstration!
The first tip was great and something i think for sure i, and others would overlook. I'm such a homebody, love our cozy home and i love the thought of not committing to a location i cannot get home quickly.
Great smart tips! We’ve only been RVing for about a year but my biggest tip... if you’re not fairly handy, RVing probably isn’t for you! Like you said, stuff will break and things will go wrong and usually on the road so it’s gonna be up to you to fix it or jury rig it (aka duct tape, super glue and bailing wire) until you can get it repaired!
Thank you for that video!!! Probably the best one I have seen. I'm in total shock because my wife just said to me she would like a camper!!
Stephanie, gentle suggestion, you are frequently talking over your husband just as he was about say something I wanted hear. It was frustrating.
Great information, but talking over each other is very frustrating to listen to.
Great tips! Thank you!! We are looking at buying our first camper trailer soon. As I watched this, I thought of something that Jaz below brought up. Camp at home first. Especially if you have an RV pad at home. You can practice backing into a spot, and do a full on “pretend” camping trip for the weekend with home as a safety net just feet from you. Use every function of the camper/RV. That way you are at home and close to stores (and a dump station close by as you learn how to ration your fresh water and not fill up your grey/black tanks too fast and run out of fresh water before your trip is over if you are boondocking!) That should allow everyone to build confidence in the whole rig and how it all works. Then, once you are comfortable, venture out to a local close campground. For me, I’m fortunate enough to have 2 coworkers who own land in the mountains that I can go camp with and can help show us the ropes! Baby steps. :)
Thank you for some great tips. Already planning them, great video
Loved your video! It was really helpful and you two are so cute! Thank you!
Thanks for the tips, we are those newbies! Watch out world here we come! Love your channel btw
It sounds like one of the most important thing is to be mechanically inclined ,to be ready to fix or rig it to work ,
Lol loved the arm diagram
The advice to not drive at night in the beginning (or ever in my opinion!) is great advice. While towing our small trailer on the interstate last year there were road closure issues and our daytime drive went on into the evening. A truck tire or tread was in our lane and when my husband swerved (SO dangerous) the trailer hit the tire and it tore out some of our plumbing. We were lucky we didn't lose control and wreck. No nighttime driving on camping trips for us! And thanks for finally putting up a UA-cam channel!
Valerie Rachal Thanks for watching Valerie!
There they are in HD! Thanks for the chat.
Nathan and Jill Thanks for stopping by and watching!
Thank soooo much!! Just got our new 2021 Rockwood ultra lite and the batteries appear to have had issues from day one. After trying on our own to figure it out we are finally unhooking them and taking them in for review. It’s reassuring to know that new rvs have issues. Really like your advice on this video.
were thinking of getting a Jayco at age 64 & 65 former long Islanders now live in florida ....I'm the hold out my husband really wants it but i worry he won't know how to handle it...
Y'all just popped up as I scrolled YT to see what's new. Fun listening to you & great tips whether you're a newbie or seasoned RVer. (YT sooo much better than FB, which we will not do because of their lack of security!)
I am so happy you guys have a you tube channel now!!! Woo hoo!!!
Suzanne Dean Thanks so much Suzanne!!!
Great video. Christine and I boondocked on the way back from purchasing our class A. Our 1st trip with the entire family is spring break. I think one of my neighbors recorded me backing into my driveway.
Daniel Ruiz Sad we gonna miss you guys this winter at Edison show. We doing a show in Iowa that weekend. Don’t think we will see you there
@@stephanieandjeremypuglisi3278 Iowa? No. Are you guys going to the AC show?
Daniel Ruiz Prob not. We have another show. They like to mix the speakers up. Show up and demand Jeremy or Stephanie!
It's a nightmare backing into our driveway from a steep narrow road into a curvy driveway. My husband always has to stop & start a bunch of times but always manages to get us back in & parked. Don't know how he does it, but he's done a great job all these years!
The lady needs to just let him talk. He's calmer, explains himself well and much more pleasant to listen to. His arm motions explaining a pull through were dead on and very understandable.
Hitch up the trailer, go around the block, back in, set up, and go "camping" right in your own yard for your first "trip".
I love 💕 this thank you
You two are a hoot! I will definitely download the book. Doing all my research. Great tips.
Great information! Thank you
Lots of great advice indeed. We are just having a hard time finding some fun people to link up with so we can have some camping friends. What is your recommendation for this?
You guys are so cute 🥰 We are joining your group!
Thanks
Great video and great energy between the two of you. I'm curious about the tech that you use to record your UA-cam video?
Great vid and real tips! Thanks.
You seem like nice people but the lady interrupting is annoying.
the arms were not confusing
Do RVs have shut off valves under kitchen sink???
@3:10 Walk like an Egyptian!! I found you guys on Stitcher and have listened to every single episode. You guys are awesome!!!!
chris w Thanks so much for listening! We appreciate every download!
I'm lucky. We have a great Koa less than 15 min from out house
Please tell us witch RV shut We buy to rent out for beginners?
these are tips for new adults.
i have not yet bought my camper & i will be alone in my trailer with my cat as well, but my mom says i should not get a 5- wheeler RV trailer my mom also says it should be small but my dad says it should be at least 30 ft. i need advice plz
Jesus. You two hate each other? I mean, there is aggressiveness and a "Haha, you are wrong and aren't perfect" attitude and not in a playful way. There is a very clear annoyance and vengefulness. I am a counselor if you two need to talk to someone.
Like trying to talk over the other person. Thought I was the only one lol
Seriously. My anxiety was sky high trying to focus on the important information in between all the CONSTANT interrupting and yelling over eachother
What type of rv you guys have ? 😊
Jayco Eagle HT 264BHOK! Love it!
Isn't she on The View?
confusing arm diagram
Stop talking over each other. Ugh.
you guys cutting each other off geez
Get it together! Your content was lost with squeaky voice interruptions! Be polite and let him finish speaking.
Don’t call yourself a man if you can’t back up a trailer.
Hi I new to your page is there away to join your Facebook page?
Her voice eeekk
Stop talking over each other and just deliver the information. I stopped watching because it got annoying.
The whole have defined jobs thing among urself. You assume I have another person.
Send ur FB please