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I am a Hoosier (live in North Central part of state). I either read or heard long time ago that Hoosier was a phrase used to back in the day to see who was at the door. “Who’s there”? Slang for Hoosiers. There are a lot of hillbilly’s here though. Mostly moving here from the south for jobs. Love your channel.❤️
Years ago, I had a Fifth Wheel but I am so glad I now full-time in a motorhome. It is so much easier to get ready to travel and set up when I’m there. On top of that I get a shade better fuel mileage in my 40’ diesel pusher towing a Honda pilot.Thanks for the video.
@@RVUntethered yes it is very easy. If I’m stopping just for the night in a rest area, I can push one button and it levels out on the airbags.😁 My coach is 24 years old as they built them pretty good back then.
Was another great video thanks you for update on the fifth wheel hitch. And seeing the pups was good hope y’all have safe travels and have fun. Keep up the great videos
Hey guys, 👋🙂 There is so much to know & do. Thank you God for good strong men. Girl I love your silly jokes and I love the great shots you get of the dogs. They can steal the show 😲. Thanks for the fun. 😁✌️
A Hoosier is someone from Indiana not meant to be derogatory . We have a Duel Fuel Champion generator which is only weighs about 40lbs. You can use (2) of them in parallel if AC is needed . I hook mine up to the rear propane port and don't have to carry gasoline with me for the generator. You can find them on sale for around $450.
I had no idea that I was a Hoosier. Hoosier daddy!! Recommendation for Indiana if you're still there, is Turkey Run state park. We had a blast there. We did some youtubing there. Covered bridges and ladders to hike too. Very scenic.
We love your videos and especially the antics of your dogs. Of course, we are Weiner dog owners and from AR! I didn’t hear you mention it so I thought that I’d share, your pass may also discount your camping by 50% at any national property.
Just letting you know we are still watching your adventures on our TV. Keep on keeping it real and really fun! Let us know if you come to Oregon someday. from Laurie & Rick Moore
Ya'll found 2 of Norma's most favorite things. Deer momma with baby, and a bald eagle. We don't like paying once, go into heebee jeebees if we have to pay twice.
Love our Pullrite Hitch my only complaint is having to be almost completely straight hooking up. Recently upgraded to long bed and contemplating going a different route. Oh yeah it's kind of heavy too lol.
I get that. They have a line of hitches out, called OEX. We had a chance to play with one recently and it was pretty great. It combines the ball/cuppler setup that so many like, but they put it at a height that they feel is a more stable pull height (as opposed to a gooseneck) and it's lighter weight. I have never been a fan of any kind of ball/cuppler or gooseneck style (although I grew up with them on the ranch). I admit, that OEX Superlite Ball and Funnel (the official name), was a super tight pull and I could lift it in and out by myself (unlike my current hitch). No chucking. It felt like one unit. I'm sticking with my slider, because I don't have a reason to lift it in and out, but it honestly changed my mind about that particular style. Just thought I'd mention it. We filmed us playing with it, but it was no doubt a great option for someone.
Lots of Hoosiers ( indiana University fans south of Indy. Lots of Boilermakers to the north. Illinois it’s a soda. Indiana everything is a Coke. Illinois it’s timber, Indiana it’s woods. Lived in both states. Around Pontiac and Kewanee in Illinois. Lafayette are in Indiana. Welcome
We are from SE Wisconsin and have never used the word Hoosier or even heard it other than for sports. However we do refer to folks from Illinois as Flat Landers or FIB’s. I will not tell you what FIB means and leave that for you to figure out. Not very nice but at times very fitting, especially when they pass you on the highway at 90+mph in a 70.
Hey guys we have family in Lovington visit everyear always stay at Camp Bo Woods on lake Shelbyville. Enjoy your channel always look forward to your videos. 😊
All these upgrades will obviously cost more. We love your channel but don't forget that some people would just be happy to be able to afford your trailer. Lithium batteries are very sensitive to heat and cold. We have been RVing for over 10 years and have not lost an awning from 28 seconds. Too fast and people will be be releasing the awning. Sorry Cody the only one I like is the wind sensor. The TV one was just too ridiculous, you can't be so tired in the evening that pushing the little remote button is annoying. Thanks for listening. Oh one more thing, we get average of 12.5 miles per gallon. And have never got less than 10.7. With our Duramax. We have a 28 foot Cougar fifth wheel. 5 feet or so bigger will not get us to your bad mileage. Be safe.
Don't know why but I was unsubscribed when I watch everything you upload. Might want to remind people to check and make sure they weren't unsubscribed, or not.
That’s so frustrating. We are getting a lot of reports of that. We are trying to report them to UA-cam and hope for the best. Our sub count is dramatically down these past months, so we wondered. 🙁
In this video you were talking about an open ground and what was the plug that you used could you please explain to me because I’m having the same problem using my generator cause it won’t let me do it because it says that I have an open ground and my name is Bill White
I would be lying if I told you that I completely understood it, as electrical is not my expertise. But my buddy over at the @FairWindsRV channel has a lot of background in it and told me about this plug. It fixed my problem and it seems to be an easily overlooked item. I have the link to mine below, if you want to take a look at the details on it. amzn.to/3zwGaXv
Years! Long before we went full time. I’m thinking we snagged it at one of the first national parks that we ever visited and just renewed whenever the timing was best.
Do you guys use any special app for fuel stops since you have a gas motor and can't use the big truck stop fuel lanes that's the one thing I miss since switching to a gas motor
We don’t use any apps for that. Our Garmin does a good job of telling us when there are upcoming gas stops so we can look at it on a map and determine if we can get in there or not. We wing it more than not, unless we are traveling to areas where we know gas is scarce. Then we actually map out the miles and have soft plans for fuel stops. It may not be the BEST option, but it has worked . Sometimes we pull in and go, NOPE and keep rolling. 🤣
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I am a Hoosier (live in North Central part of state). I either read or heard long time ago that Hoosier was a phrase used to back in the day to see who was at the door. “Who’s there”? Slang for Hoosiers. There are a lot of hillbilly’s here though. Mostly moving here from the south for jobs. Love your channel.❤️
That’s interesting! 😁 Thanks for watching!
Years ago, I had a Fifth Wheel but I am so glad I now full-time in a motorhome. It is so much easier to get ready to travel and set up when I’m there. On top of that I get a shade better fuel mileage in my 40’ diesel pusher towing a Honda pilot.Thanks for the video.
Oh nice! That surprises me, honestly! I bet the setup and teardown is quite a bit different.
Safe travels!
@@RVUntethered yes it is very easy. If I’m stopping just for the night in a rest area, I can push one button and it levels out on the airbags.😁 My coach is 24 years old as they built them pretty good back then.
@@timaz1066 Not too bad!
Excellent hitch maintenance by Cody and superb management by Angela.👍🏾❤️😁
😂Everybody needs a boss! 🤷♀️
Fun video, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Was another great video thanks you for update on the fifth wheel hitch. And seeing the pups was good hope y’all have safe travels and have fun. Keep up the great videos
Thank you so much! Our pups were pooped for a week after that! ha!
Hey guys, 👋🙂
There is so much to know & do. Thank you God for good strong men. Girl I love your silly jokes and I love the great shots you get of the dogs. They can steal the show 😲.
Thanks for the fun. 😁✌️
Thank you! ☺️The dogs are definitely the stars of this show! 😁😁
Fun watching y’all with your friends. Safe travels. Xoxo
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AWESOME VIDEO! THANKS! Enjoyed the comedy.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Love the sign at the boat ramp that said road ends in water duh.. LoL enjoy watching you guys every week!!!
Haha Right?! The sad thing is that it was likely put there for a reason!
Everytime someone says time burglar my sister in law loses it. She laughs so hard. Something about that name. Haha great videos. Keep it up.
😂😂
A Hoosier is someone from Indiana not meant to be derogatory .
We have a Duel Fuel Champion generator which is only weighs about 40lbs. You can use (2) of them in parallel if AC is needed . I hook mine up to the rear propane port and don't have to carry gasoline with me for the generator. You can find them on sale for around $450.
Oh nice! We just got a parallel cable for our two. What a nice feature!! It has been great!
No one will call you a “Hoosier” here in Canada but years ago someone may have told you to “take off you hoser” 😂😂😂
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I had no idea that I was a Hoosier. Hoosier daddy!! Recommendation for Indiana if you're still there, is Turkey Run state park. We had a blast there. We did some youtubing there. Covered bridges and ladders to hike too. Very scenic.
🤣🤣Thank you!
We love your videos and especially the antics of your dogs. Of course, we are Weiner dog owners and from AR! I didn’t hear you mention it so I thought that I’d share, your pass may also discount your camping by 50% at any national property.
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I wasn’t aware of that! Thank you!
Just letting you know we are still watching your adventures on our TV. Keep on keeping it real and really fun! Let us know if you come to Oregon someday. from Laurie & Rick Moore
Thank you so much! We are planning on Oregon, some time in 2025. Maybe in the Spring, but we have some planning to do! 😊
@@RVUntethered We'll be heading east in May of 2025 so I hope we don't miss you or hopefully see you on the way.
Thank you guys for the shout out, if you haven’t already make sure subscribe to untethered!
😉😉 You’re so fun to watch!
Ya'll found 2 of Norma's most favorite things. Deer momma with baby, and a bald eagle.
We don't like paying once, go into heebee jeebees if we have to pay twice.
Haha SAME!
Love our Pullrite Hitch my only complaint is having to be almost completely straight hooking up. Recently upgraded to long bed and contemplating going a different route. Oh yeah it's kind of heavy too lol.
I get that. They have a line of hitches out, called OEX. We had a chance to play with one recently and it was pretty great. It combines the ball/cuppler setup that so many like, but they put it at a height that they feel is a more stable pull height (as opposed to a gooseneck) and it's lighter weight. I have never been a fan of any kind of ball/cuppler or gooseneck style (although I grew up with them on the ranch).
I admit, that OEX Superlite Ball and Funnel (the official name), was a super tight pull and I could lift it in and out by myself (unlike my current hitch). No chucking. It felt like one unit. I'm sticking with my slider, because I don't have a reason to lift it in and out, but it honestly changed my mind about that particular style.
Just thought I'd mention it. We filmed us playing with it, but it was no doubt a great option for someone.
@@RVUntethered I will have to check that one out. Thank you
Nothing better than maintenance that requires a new tool 😂 we prefer Buckeyes over Hoosier LOL
😂😂
Lots of Hoosiers ( indiana University fans south of Indy. Lots of Boilermakers to the north. Illinois it’s a soda. Indiana everything is a Coke. Illinois it’s timber, Indiana it’s woods. Lived in both states. Around Pontiac and Kewanee in Illinois. Lafayette are in Indiana. Welcome
Ahhhh I have learned so much! I didn’t know any of that!
You need a "Bed Rug" in the back of your truck, you would love it. BTW WD40 is a cleaner, not a lubricant...
I would love that!
We are from SE Wisconsin and have never used the word Hoosier or even heard it other than for sports. However we do refer to folks from Illinois as Flat Landers or FIB’s. I will not tell you what FIB means and leave that for you to figure out. Not very nice but at times very fitting, especially when they pass you on the highway at 90+mph in a 70.
😂😂😂I hadn’t heard of that!
I’m from Milwaukee originally- never heard of it either.. Flat Landers for sure 👍 😂
Love
The nija stuff:) lake looks nice !
SUCH a good kid! ☺️
Hey guys we have family in Lovington visit everyear always stay at Camp Bo Woods on lake Shelbyville. Enjoy your channel always look forward to your videos. 😊
Yes, we’re familiar with that campground! Small world!
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All these upgrades will obviously cost more. We love your channel but don't forget that some people would just be happy to be able to afford your trailer. Lithium batteries are very sensitive to heat and cold. We have been RVing for over 10 years and have not lost an awning from 28 seconds. Too fast and people will be be releasing the awning. Sorry Cody the only one I like is the wind sensor. The TV one was just too ridiculous, you can't be so tired in the evening that pushing the little remote button is annoying. Thanks for listening. Oh one more thing, we get average of 12.5 miles per gallon. And have never got less than 10.7. With our Duramax. We have a 28 foot Cougar fifth wheel. 5 feet or so bigger will not get us to your bad mileage. Be safe.
It's also a brand of tire.....
Don't know why but I was unsubscribed when I watch everything you upload. Might want to remind people to check and make sure they weren't unsubscribed, or not.
That’s so frustrating. We are getting a lot of reports of that. We are trying to report them to UA-cam and hope for the best. Our sub count is dramatically down these past months, so we wondered. 🙁
In this video you were talking about an open ground and what was the plug that you used could you please explain to me because I’m having the same problem using my generator cause it won’t let me do it because it says that I have an open ground and my name is Bill White
I would be lying if I told you that I completely understood it, as electrical is not my expertise. But my buddy over at the @FairWindsRV channel has a lot of background in it and told me about this plug. It fixed my problem and it seems to be an easily overlooked item. I have the link to mine below, if you want to take a look at the details on it.
amzn.to/3zwGaXv
My rv tech reccomends wd 40 specialist dry lube with ptfe. Does not attract any dirt.
I’ve seen that, but I hadn’t tried it. I may have to try that, thanks!
Just curious how long y'all have had the America the beautiful card?
Years! Long before we went full time. I’m thinking we snagged it at one of the first national parks that we ever visited and just renewed whenever the timing was best.
I’m surprised that you don’t have a bed liner in your truck.
I would LOVE one! I couldn’t justify the cost of it, at the time. I figure it’s covered.
Do you guys use any special app for fuel stops since you have a gas motor and can't use the big truck stop fuel lanes that's the one thing I miss since switching to a gas motor
We don’t use any apps for that. Our Garmin does a good job of telling us when there are upcoming gas stops so we can look at it on a map and determine if we can get in there or not. We wing it more than not, unless we are traveling to areas where we know gas is scarce. Then we actually map out the miles and have soft plans for fuel stops.
It may not be the BEST option, but it has worked . Sometimes we pull in and go, NOPE and keep rolling. 🤣
Now, why didn't I think of hammerschlagen? The game, not the name.😂
It’s pretty fun! 😁
Hoosier daddy! 🤪🤣
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