RV's Gone Wild! #25 Aug 4th - RVs go POOF!! Now in 4K! Stupid/Crazy RV's, RV Fails & Crashes
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Ahhhh, lithium, saving the planet one burning battery at a time.
Yes as opposed to gasoline and propane which are fireproof… hahahaha
@@RVingWithJoe oh I’m sorry, have you ever seen propane light on fire by itself? So cool, thanks for being an ass.
Thanks for putting me in your video. We watch your show all the time. Dog patch fab on UA-cam and Facebook has the videos of me building my camper.
At 6:14 when you see the burst of flames from the bottom and the strange noise, that's the propane tank venting itself. The tank is getting hot so the propane is expanding, so for the tank to protect itself, it's venting propane.
Eventually, if the fire continues unabated, you will see venting non stop. And again if the fire continues and there is still propane in the cylinder it will eventually reach too high of a pressure and fail resulting in an explosion.
What he said ^
@@wreckleskelly absolutely. Propane venting. The "Lithium" batteries used in trailers are actually lithium iron oxide batteries - not the kind used in electric cars.
I agree, that was lp burning
That Ember camper trailer that rolled on it's side really *did* take that well. (not collapsing or even buckling)
The bus in SF is a great lesson in departure angles!
Altitude sickness - one of the first signs, loss of appetite.
Flat tow w/Two wheels secured - definition of half-ass job :)
Should've had those yellow straps on that roof,definitely wouldn't have gone anywheres 😂
Poor construction quality. Not sure why the builder decided that 1/2" staples were good enough. As for speed, I was only going 25-30mph with it peeled off.
As a former tow truck driver (rollback) I can say that I personally like to strap all 4 wheels but it is okay to only do two wheels if you are not going very far.
I stopped using the J hooks on the frame in favor for the tire straps because it is safer in my mind and does not damage the vehicle like the J hooks can.
But I have seen a rollback turned over with an SUV strapped to it with only two wheel straps on it. The vehicle stayed in place and only shifted a little bit, but was over all completely on the bed of the truck.
Im going to send this to my buddy Cory's Garage UA-cam. Thanks
The UPS truck was a drive away. Once delivered, the pickup is used to get to the next job. Looks like they might camp in the back, saving hundreds on motels.
Love your videos.
I love ❤️ this series
I will keep them coming, if you keep watching. Tell your friends!
When i see a trailer on its side i always fear that mentality of putting weight at the back of trailer to keep it off the tongue-NOOOOO!!! I have seen so many trailer doing the wobble on the highway it is borderline terrifying!! Keep up the great videos!! (From Hatzic!!)
Hey Joe, #25 was a good one. Keep on keeping on! When I found an inexpensive induction cooktop on FB marketplace, I Took out the propane altogether from our self converted shuttle bus, "Serenity".
Great video love your energy
Hey Joe, that secondary fire in the motor home sounds to me like the over pressure popoff valve releasing excess pressure (Many times that valve will make a sound similar to that on the small tanks) to avoid what is known in the fire service as a BLEVE (pronounced "blĕ-vee"). That is the acronym for "Boiling Liquid, Expanding Vapor Explosion. It's far better that a short spurt of LP is burnt off as seen here than for the entire tank to vent suddenly when the pressure gets so high that the tank wall falls! Nobody wants to see that! When I joined the fire service in the mid-80s, I went through LP training, and the instructor showed us a film named BLEVE. If you can find it, that movie will make you consider never messing with that gas again!
Please keep up the awesome work!!!!!
thanks for the great content.
Being near two national parks, we see a lot of RV traffic passing thru our area, and a few wrecks I've seen make that Ember's condition very impressive, as to it's structural integrity! One 5 th. wheel trailer wreck I passed by once looked like it had been put thru a blender, it was in so many little pieces, 5 gallon buckets were used for most of the cleanup (I know the wrecker crew.)
Lithium fire nahI think it's just snakes and sparklers. And I've lived in Colorado my whole life and I had no idea that Mount Evans was the highest mountain you can drive up. Good shit
Thanks for the videos. I dont know why to build a tiny home to pull all the time. If your planning on traveling a lot, just buy a travel trailer.
next time pick up a cpap machine. as the added psi it provides keeps your lungs thinking you are at sea level.
6:12, I would agree that sounds like batteries, if you ever seen a Tesla go up similar sound.
If it was the propane, I think it would be more violent.
12:00, these types of trailers, you always see them cut off behind the front doors, I would keep the whole front end for extra space.
The UPS truck was likely being delivered by a transporter. They'll type their own vehicle to deliver the UPS truck, then pick up a different load or truck it home from there.
Seeing those RV fires makes me think it might be saver in one of those skoolies
It's the electrical that 99% of the time that causes these rv fires. So you maybe safer building out your own rig (schoolie, van, box truck etc) if you know how to properly do the electrical. 🍻
@@SpykersB the first thing I would leave out is one of those little wood burners
@@DaveWebb-ec8sk yeah a wood burner in an rv is asking for a Darwin award imo. 🍻
Thank you Joe you're the best great job regards to the wife 😊
Do you ever take a day off?
Another great video, Joe. Remember, discretion is being able to raise your eyebrow instead of your voice...
Hello Joe
Hola!
"Trucks And Buses NOT ADVISED." Rules of the world learn to read, practice "Yield" ! And full throttle merging into highways!
Hey Joe, does Denver Int. Airport still have that creepy horse statue 'Blucifer?' Looks like you were in the more normal part of DEN.
Thats the pressure relief valve on the propane tank
Thank you Joe 💕 ELOHIYM BLESS YOU ALL 🙌🙏
I cant imagine what shipping would be from UPS.
I think that rolled Ember could be rehabbed.
Fun video, thank you
@ 12:38, you said 1 ton Chevy. Could be it's a 3/4 ton? ( No duels ,fenders not flared.)
They do make one ton single Axel's.
The Rv Fire is Not Lithium Batteries, it's the Propane tank exhausting as it heats up. They're designed NOT to EXPLODE - as the fire heats up the tank, pressure builds up in the tank and the safety valve blows off the excess propane. it will continue to do this until the tank has been cooled off. Propane tanks rarely (if ever) explode without an outside explosive force to set it off. Fire will not make a propane tank explode. They are VERY SAFE.
It’s the lack of oxygen that makes you tired altitude sicknesses he reaction to that lack of oxygen.., migraines, dry mouth, those sorts of things. But no matter when you come from a lower elevation the lack of oxygen definitely will make you tired the next day.
Here’s your little Colorado fun fact. After moving from approximate sea level to 567 and above thousand feet within approximately a year, your lung capacity will increase by almost 25%. But what does that mean? Well an example is when you go back down to sea level and your lung capacity is 25% larger you are intake more oxygen and oxygen is what you need to process alcohol so you have so much oxygen running through your system. It’s really hard to get drunk at sea level.😂
But that’s also one of the reasons why the Olympic development camp is in Colorado Springs and a lot of long distance Olympic runners run in Colorado. Because your lung capacity grows.
Hope you had fun while you were here!
9:44 - I hate to be picky, but that’s not towing, that’s hauling. Don’t know about all four wheels, but, that would be the smart thing to do.
4 points of tie down with 4 dereference straps, and the wrench can't be one.UPS delivers anything
could it be the relief valve on the propane releasing when it reaches a certain temp/pressure?
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Trailer sway is caused by the off balance of the Rv trailer Axils position, and the increase of air pressure and vacuum effects when passing and being passed by big trucks, and cross winds, the faster you go the more air pressure is on the trailer with air trying to lift it off the ground from the front, and increase of air pressure on the back of the trailer at speeds above 60 mph, with the way air pressure can switch to equal on both sides, to one side having a suction effect, can and does cause loss of control, air stream, trailers will better maintain equal air pressure at hwy speeds but the axils are still in the wrong place, they need to be closer to the rear, of the trailers you don't see semi's wrecking because of trailer sway, pay attention,
Axles further back causes more pin weight. If u have the sway bars proper. And trailer tire pressure right they don't sway. Upgrade trailer tires to a 10 ply not 6 will also help. And get shocks added to ur trailer axles.
@Lfs1891 they will keep crashing because of the wind and suction effects if the axils are not moved back, even if you need to use more truck to get it done then that's what will have to be done, weight distribution hitches are not the solution but the truck that is rated to do the job, short beds and none flat beds should not be used for towing 5th wheel trailers but people do it anyway, but when the ground they are on gets uneven enough they will find out,
@Lfs1891 back in the 70s and 80s we did that with the bumper 3 inches off the ground, but we had no trailer sway issues
Even with an f 150 with a pallet of tile taller than the cab and a pallet of concrete near as high, with a 16 foot trailer with scaffolding and 2x12 stacked 12 feet high
That was heavier than a tractor on the trailer, or hauling hay the same way same truck, and the job sites were all over an hour away up to 3 -1/2 hours away,
Probably should have four straps...not "towin"...hauling actually.
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Two wheels is fine
Elevation not altitude.
Lifted trucks are much less stable.
More destruction on this ep? It pains us to see this.
Now that we know what you look like, over and over how about showing some scenery free of you
The videos absent of my gorgeous face seem to do less well, when I look at the analytics... bwahahaa.
@@RVingWithJoe it's very ugly, bwahahahz, LOL, lgbtq,whatever the hell any of that means
First vid....easy to solve , put friction tape on your steps. It ain't hard. Got it brainiac?
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