Full Time RVing - Being Flexible on the Road
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- In this episode we travel our way through the great state of Oklahoma. We do our best to outrun some major storms in tornado alley and we are forced to abandon our plans in the name of safety. We visit a Harvest Host location in Sayre, Oklahoma - Route 66 Meat Processing where we take refuge from the storms. We also visit the Canadian Campground Army Corps of Engineers Recreation Area (No relation to Jacqueline) in Canton, Oklahoma for a short and beautiful time. Lastly, we talk about how important it is to be flexible and prepared when living on the road.
Thank you for coming along for the ride!
- Dave and Jacqueline (The Border Hookups)
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Awe, we love y'all too and we must be rubbing off on y'all! We totally understand the inconvenience of having to bug out when you have work obligations but as always safety first! Great video! ~ Shion and Matthew
lol! Love you guys and your accents!!! 😀😀❤️❤️
The Canton COE look great! Maybe not when it’s cold and avoiding storms. Great job guys!! Much love to you both! Stan and Rhonda🙏🏼❤️
Thank you! Looking forward to seeing you both this winter. Safe travels!!
Love the song👍. Harvest Hosts are great, we are watching from our HH stay in the middle of South Dakota. Our neighbors are three rigs trailering their mules to ride in the Blackhills. HH location has a large corral and the mules are having a blast. Be safe guys
Fun!! Safe travels to you! 😀😀❤️🚎
Just saying Hi! Love the song Free. Well written and performed. We had shackles changed on our Solitude in Shawnee, OK. We stayed out at the Expo Center just outside of town. Right across from a camper dealer there is a shop that fixes trailers. The owners were so nice. We have stayed in Shawnee several times now. Even sat out a tornado a couple years ago. Stay safe. Burlington Bill busking on the road and here on UA-cam.
Hi Bill. Thank you for the compliment! ❤️🎶
Love you guys..............rock on ThomyT
Thanks Thomy! Love you too!!! ❤️❤️
We love Harvest Hosts. That being said, the *expected" amount that they want you to spend is starting to make it almost as expensive as an RV park. $20 was fine with me. $30 is on the edge. If they raise it any further, we're out. We recently stayed at a winery. My wife had a tasting flight, I had a bottle of water. We shared the "large" charcuterie tray (about 4 pieces of pepperoni, a couple cheese cubes, and maybe 10 crackers) $18. Pretzel bites. Literally 8 tiny pretzel bites. $10. My wife bought a bottle of wine to go. The total bill was $87! WTF! I could have had water, electric, sewer, showers, etc for less than that.
I’m right there with you Dan. I am hoping that they don’t price themselves out of business. They are a mainstay for us. Safe travels! 😀😀🚎
Always great videos.
I have the same truck as you. I installed a DC-DC charger which charges 50 amps safely to our lithium batteries.
1: 70 amp circuit breaker switch at the battery
2: 4 gauge red and black from that switch under the truck to the rear where it connects to very large Anderson Jack.
3: Renogy DC-DC 50 amp charger.
4: Cable from DC-DC to Anderson plug, enough slack to plug into truck.
Nothing better than see that 48-50 amps dumping into those batteries as you drive to next location.
Love it! Thank you for the information!
Thanks. Good show.
Thanks Jeff!! 😀😀❤️🚎
Good call leaving ahead of storms. That area was hit by a tornado in 2011, destroyed some recreation areas on that lake. Safe travels and look forward to next video.
Thank you. It’s the nice thing about being mobile.
Love the video thanks so much for your time .
Thanks Jeff! 😀😀
Have a safe trip back to Minnesota.
Thanks David! 😀😀
Another great video guys!
Thank you!! ❤️❤️
Lots of fun on this one - and some not so much fun with those storms. One thing we have not had to deal that much with - eventually we will head east and learn about hail... Love the harvest hosts - we use them a lot too. The campsite looked nice too bad you couldn't stay there longer - but thats all about being flexible isn't it? Thanks guys looking forward to Halloween :)
Yes. Flexibility is king! Can’t wait to hang with you guys in October!
the edits are 🔥
Thank you! It was a fun video to make.
Maximum hat. Always, no wait, never wear in a tornado.....
Wait… which is it??? 🤣
Great stuff Y’all🤓
Thank you!!! 😀😀
It’s loud no matter what it is in an RV! It’s always magnified!It would be cool if all you UA-camrs, You, Broken Dreams, The Hanks, Changing Lanes. Could hook up. I’d have a blast with that video!
We have done some hikes with Broken Dream. Great people!
Safety is 1st. I avoid that weather all the time.
Good call Dave.
Thanks Mark. I appreciate that!
Y'all be careful out there! :)
You as well!!! 😀😀
Nice one! 🙂 Love the "spidey senses" comment...listening to your intuition and taking action is wise...👍🏻
Thanks Paul. Greatly appreciated! 😀😀
Unless I misunderstood what you said about your tanks having pressure. That should never happen unless your tank is filled above where your vent attaches. Even so your tank would just start filling up your vent line, which is never good.😅
Hi Tim. I just that when I open the cap, there was pressure. I would say that it was due to heat, but it was pretty chilly that day. Hope you are well! 😀
Another great video of life on the road. I am surprised that your batteries don't charge from the truck while driving. It must be isolated from the truck since it is a lithium system. (just guessing) Love the picture of Bella at the end, I grew up with boxers and love them so much. Keep the content coming
Hi Kevin. Thank you! We have read about charging from the truck. Apparently it has something to do with the gauge of the wires.
Sure tell this was recorded a while ago. Its 91 in Canton today LOL
Yes, we are a little behind. Stay cool down there! 🥶
No reason to stick around for those storms!!
Exactly!!!
I live in oklahoma. Went to lake 3 yersago I was out were u are now just got set up the wind came out north at 40 mph the 5 weel show hard all.night. the next day i.went back in trees to get.out of wind I don't no how long ago it was but a.tornado cam right were u was at. I had job to do that next day all 5weels that was destord in that mes
Crazy! Glad that you are OK!
I'm going to take a wild guess but if you take a rolling house off grid you're gonna have problems
Yes. It definitely takes a beating.
Doesn’t your truck charge your batteries?
In my Class C RV, when I drive the alternator charges my house batteries.
From what I have read, much of it comes down to the wire gauge. I’m all ears. 😀.
KUTGW
Thanks Kevin!
I detest wind shitshows ruining the vistas
Yep! 😀
DC to DC charger?
We are working on it. 😀