First Few Days on the Road (I wasn’t expecting this much snow)

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  • @vincentdufort777
    @vincentdufort777 2 роки тому +2

    For immediate fix, use glue and couple or two of toothpicks to plug the holes then re-screw it. You can also use some dry twigs shaped to fit and plugged the chewed holes. then re-fit your screws. works like magic.....

  • @toliveischrist950
    @toliveischrist950 2 роки тому +34

    I got to live in Oregon for 20 yrs. Never ever took its beauty for granted. Family lives in Idaho so I get to visit Yellowstone. Grand Teton is right next door and it’s equally as amazing! I’ve been blessed to experience such incredibly wild and beautiful places. Thank you for bringing me along so I can see it all again♥️ You’re almost at 100K!!!

  • @makeitso3424
    @makeitso3424 2 роки тому +7

    17:25 Use a drywall anchor for your roof

  • @worklessenjoylifemore
    @worklessenjoylifemore 2 роки тому +7

    Could I make a request Jonathan? Back in the day you use to play quirky music while you were making ur coffee in the morning, then you would abruptly stop the music and do the “wooo”!!! That always made me laugh and you haven’t done it in a while 😂
    Always love the videos bro 🤙

  • @OfficerLarryNMSE
    @OfficerLarryNMSE 2 роки тому +4

    No doubt, I've said it before, you do need a pooch in your life. Especially if you hear noises outside the camper, the big eared buddy will of heard long before you will. Safe Journeys, hit the shelters and find your best friend...🐕🐶🐕🐶🐕🐶🐕

  • @TopoftheLineTraining
    @TopoftheLineTraining 2 роки тому +6

    John, been watching your videos for a long time! We enjoy your channel and adventure etc etc…
    I have went through three RV and lived in them over the past three years. I have bought a house since retiring, our current rig in an a Arctic Fox 1140 on a 3500, but love it!!!
    Whatever…
    Now with all due respect and I’m not saying or asking anything to be negative…as I said I have watched you from early days…except when you dumped the truck camper…lol
    Anyway, I don’t understand why you don’t get your batteries, heater, ac, water etc in working order…
    I get your rig doesn’t have a bathroom can’t do anything about that but being completely self sufficient is key and the best experience overall…
    Good luck and take care beat the status quo…., …,….
    👍🏻🙏🏻

  • @stevejeffrey11
    @stevejeffrey11 2 роки тому +4

    That's a nice Tundra my dude, hope the frame rust isn't bad on it, & take good care of it as those V8's go forever...
    miss mine but don't miss filling it up once a week...now I have a little Honda Civic coupe that gets 40 MPG :D
    but I can't sleep in the back, haha

  • @MariafromthePhilippineIslands
    @MariafromthePhilippineIslands 2 роки тому +11

    The humblest, and the most wholesome vlogger in this planet. Thank you for sharing your travels. 😊

  • @Bob-t1v
    @Bob-t1v 2 роки тому +2

    Thanks for adding in the pumpkin 🎃 and Halloween 🎃 nod. That was a chuckle 😉...

  • @johnklenzak1001
    @johnklenzak1001 2 роки тому +1

    Jonathan, have you considered getting a clamshell tent for the back of your truck camper? I see many great ideas on the channel called "I ride tiny House" which shows how people create RV'S out of cargo trailers. You might be able to adapt some of the ideas for use with your truck camper outings.

  • @jduece13
    @jduece13 2 роки тому +2

    Another great video! For the stripped screw take a few toothpicks shove them up in that hole then break it off and that screw should screw right back in.

  • @sharon7181
    @sharon7181 2 роки тому +4

    Alex lives well also purchased a Bigfoot truck camper . She also has no power and plans to renovate . It's going to be interesting watching how you both put your personal spin on your new to you campers . Probably a good idea to let each other know if you find replacement parts for these hard to find campers . Two sets of eyes looking for parts are better than one !!!! Unlike you her stove doesn't work and she has no heat . Good luck to you both !

  • @braindamage396
    @braindamage396 2 роки тому +2

    Crazy glue and baking soda. Many UA-cam videos on this subject too. This would be a great fix for your camper ceiling window. Don't bother with bigger screws. Simply fill in the existing hole(s) with the glue and add baking soda. Maybe a little tricky being a ceiling but I'm sure it can be done. Pilot hole before screwing in your old existing original screws. It'll work. Guarantee it. Reasonably easy fix. You'll be happy. 🤗

  • @nancyulloa7119
    @nancyulloa7119 2 роки тому +5

    I've watched your channel for a little while and I really enjoy when you've had the slumber Queen and now this one the best then the other cabs you even seem happier that you're not cooking outside all the time and the elements are dealing with mosquitoes you just seem happier in a truck actual camper where you can stand up fully very happy for you

  • @Dimbochan
    @Dimbochan 2 роки тому +2

    Love that coffee woo! My camper has built in ventilation holes under the windows. If it's not too cold a camper can be warmed with a few candles, and Mr. Heater can be run on the pilot light only and it puts out some heat and will run for hours.

  • @veetour
    @veetour 2 роки тому +3

    I think you should use a lid when cooking your vegetables. If you put a tiny bit of water into the pan and cover up with a lid, the vegetables cook quicker and more even with the steam. Especially the potatoes, it would cook better.

  • @JonnyDIY
    @JonnyDIY 2 роки тому +1

    80s Jogging montage got me 🤣💕👍 Bummer about your on board heater not working cause the battery issue.
    PS- if you break a couple toothpicks or wood matchsticks and jam into wallowed out screw hole in vent trim. It should give enough bite for the screw. Can add some glue too if have any on hand 👍

  • @donb8888
    @donb8888 2 роки тому +3

    Hey Jonathan,
    Disconnect the power cable off you camper battery.
    Now add a new connector with an online fuse and a new wire only going to your heater .
    This should only give power to your heater.
    Stay warm!

  • @flying911
    @flying911 2 роки тому +2

    You should consider installing a diesel heater. They're very efficient and will provide a lot of comfort. Thanks for another great video.

  • @brettwitzel
    @brettwitzel 2 роки тому +6

    I have a much larger truck and a much larger camper and I can say I have never got more than 8 mpg. My best advice is to keep it under 55 mph if you want to maximize your mpg

  • @jasonoconnell3557
    @jasonoconnell3557 2 роки тому +4

    I highly recommend getting a 5lb propane tank (fits in a 5 gallon bucket) and an adapter hose to connect to the Buddy Heater, you'll save so much money on propane over those green bottles and lasts at least 5x as long. Great video, have fun in Yellowstone!

  • @grayeagleswolves
    @grayeagleswolves 2 роки тому +1

    Hey Johnathan What's up man Great to see you in Mt The camper looks great you look happy and the meals looked great I do have to say this though The bear spray IF a bear gets that close to you your a goner People here have a weapon to take care of that with FYI I think you should look into getting some sort of Weapon for yourself just as an added safety measure You do have a way to shower it just takes you heating a pot of water and if you have a tub in their you stand in the tub ( find that at the local walmart or Box store ) and a shower curtain and a rod just make your own Rest room and put your bucket beside it and tada your set

  • @ForeverChanged7
    @ForeverChanged7 2 роки тому +2

    You know Jonathan, Routine is sooo important and personal care even when it is minimal, does alot for your head space and, of, course, your overall physical health. I am happy you endorse and encourage good personal care on the road.
    Where did summer go??? It flashed right on by. You did some awesome adventures last summer. I enjoyed your content sooo much but here it is winter again and I hope you have your snow board ready for the slopes. It's just such a great sport and it keeps your everything in great shape.
    The food your prepared looked yummy and healthy too. Simplicity and quality. I loved that 🐕 ( dog ) what a nice surprise and it would be nice to have a buddy to travel with. I know you love animals.
    Thanks sooo much for taking us along. Stay safe and be and stay well. BTW, what you say about going out and breaking the status Quo and doing adventures of your own, applies to the young, not so young and all in-between. I like that encouraging words! Thanks Jonathan Yench!☺️🌴👣👣👣👣🏖️

  • @lauriesmith5807
    @lauriesmith5807 2 роки тому +1

    I love watching you cook. It is very relaxing. Your slow, easy knife cuts, relaxed stirring. Not in a hurry. You have a very peaceful way about you.

  • @mrchristopher337
    @mrchristopher337 2 роки тому +13

    good depiction of truck camping. you have a stable thing going. happy trails. hope to see more awesome locations. thanks

  • @bob_frazier
    @bob_frazier 2 роки тому +5

    Bigfoot campers are excellent at dampening down outside noise due to their construction.

  • @focerzx3
    @focerzx3 2 роки тому +6

    Glad to see you out putting miles on the new setup! Enjoy!

  • @bleuskye8124
    @bleuskye8124 2 роки тому +10

    What a treat indeed. The dog was gorgeous. So trusting and friendly. Awesome video Jon as always.

    • @michelewalters9421
      @michelewalters9421 2 роки тому

      Leaving a dog out in the of no where is not the right thing to do.

    • @bleuskye8124
      @bleuskye8124 2 роки тому +1

      The owners were parked next to Jon.

    • @rouxchat6033
      @rouxchat6033 2 роки тому +1

      ​​@@michelewalters9421 The owner was there talking with Jon. You can see the van parked ahead of Jon's truck camper. Also that dog had a tracking device on his collar. Not a lost dog.

  • @TheSkeetergirl
    @TheSkeetergirl 2 роки тому +1

    The leafing season is just reaching it’s peak in Missouri. Come on down and explore our mountains.

  • @1jackvalley580
    @1jackvalley580 2 роки тому +16

    I worked at Yellowstone, was an amazing experience. Learned a ton about grizzlies, moose etc, for self protection. It's such a beautiful area, and I strongly feel us humans are neglecting and destroying all of it. I like how you respect the environment, thank you for a great video

  • @texasfan3345
    @texasfan3345 2 роки тому +5

    Almost there. 100k subs coming soon. Great content great views great story telling

  • @chrisj1667
    @chrisj1667 2 роки тому +5

    Thank you for the virtual relaxation. These videos keep getting better. Keep up the great work.

  • @mikeleddon1539
    @mikeleddon1539 2 роки тому +1

    Jonathan, on your vent bezel just get a plastic anchor install it in the existing hole and reinsert your screw into it. It will hold great and is an easy fix. Also, really curious on your electrical issues.

  • @treasureseeker2738
    @treasureseeker2738 2 роки тому +48

    I have always enjoyed your videos. You take us places that most of us can only dream of going. The views are always so breath taking. You always seem to pick the right spots and film the right angles. Thanks for taking us along with you. Happy travels from Oklahoma.

    • @wh8085
      @wh8085 2 роки тому +1

      Hello from a fellow Okie , your screen name caught my attention so just curious about your treasure seeking methods . I've been wanting to get into gold panning or even using a metal detector .

    • @ben2808
      @ben2808 2 роки тому +1

      @@wh8085 Jesus Christ loves you

    • @ben2808
      @ben2808 2 роки тому

      @@wh8085 Jesus Christ loves you

    • @wh8085
      @wh8085 2 роки тому +1

      @@ben2808 Thank You Mr. Doggo ! I agree. I do know Jesus as my Savior !

  • @samhklm
    @samhklm 2 роки тому +4

    Thanks for taking us along. Looking forward to Yellowstone in winter.

  • @ronmullis4896
    @ronmullis4896 2 роки тому +4

    So glad to see your channel growing, you deserve it. Love the new camper . Great score on such a unicorn.

  • @alisonmuckert572
    @alisonmuckert572 2 роки тому +12

    I love how neat and tidy you are Jonathan, you’re a man after my own heart. Great video as well, really enjoyed it😃

  • @TheDieselApartment
    @TheDieselApartment 2 роки тому

    First off, we love your videos. We live in a motorhome full time and boondock in an off-road teardrop trailer. You've given us several ideas. I'd like to share one of ours with you; Any time we do a repair or replacement of a semi-permanent item that needs screws, we reach for soft material rivets. The soft material part is very important. They're hassle free, easy to use, fairly forgiving, and don't require you to make bigger holes. It's like a toggle bolt only easier.

  • @neresq
    @neresq 2 роки тому +2

    I found your channel a few weeks ago -- when you were trying to buy the new camper. I'm so glad I did because I enjoy your videos so much. I enjoy your intelligence, POV, cooking, humor and your comfort with your own skin. Regards from South Florida...

  • @thomasdildine8222
    @thomasdildine8222 2 роки тому +5

    Really liking the new camper.

  • @8aemi
    @8aemi 2 роки тому +3

    Can’t believe you are actually on the road! very nice! 👏👏 after all the effort setting the van up and installing all parts was very nice seeing you prepare and eat that ramen and the camera transmit really nicely the joy of that first café early morning - good luck Jonathan and thanks for posting 🥰

  • @JL-dj5ek
    @JL-dj5ek 2 роки тому +4

    Happy holloween jon. Time flies so fast, its winter time again... great vlog as always.

  • @idatall57
    @idatall57 2 роки тому +1

    Gotta love Eastern Idaho and the Snake River , great channel Jonathan

  • @loismelander2025
    @loismelander2025 2 роки тому +1

    My favorite video to date. I live in Boise and grew up in American Falls. Stay safe and thank you for the views.

  • @ScottPDX
    @ScottPDX 2 роки тому

    Here's a tip: For loose screws in wood poke a toothpick (or tiny stick) up in there and break it off. Then reinsert screw. A little glue on the toothpick helps. Now, get that furnace working!

  • @mikew9893
    @mikew9893 2 роки тому

    toothpics in the loose hole...a few, break off at insert point. reapply trim and reinsert screw

  • @chrisjames1213
    @chrisjames1213 2 роки тому

    For stripped out holes in wood, fill the hole with wooden matches and a little wood glue then put the same screw back in.

  • @ScotDouglas
    @ScotDouglas 2 роки тому +2

    Just thinking about your fuel economy, back when I had a TC, I found that going 65 mph (vs 70) got me about a MPG increase and going 60 mph net me almost three more. - this was on an old powerstroke F250. YMMV. :)

  • @coctailer
    @coctailer 2 роки тому +1

    That view at 7:15 is breathtaking! I’m a Portland native, that moved to Grand Rapids. :-)

  • @coleengoodell7523
    @coleengoodell7523 2 роки тому +5

    Thank you for bring us along on this adventure. It looks like your new rig is working out just fine despite the electrical issues. I agree, most perfect and beautiful dog. Stay safe and God bless.

  • @stevewalcott9546
    @stevewalcott9546 2 роки тому +1

    Aw man, you were at Sportsman’s Warehouse in Pocatello! Wish I knew you were headed this way, I would’ve bought you lunch, have a good trip!

  • @janisganey3954
    @janisganey3954 2 роки тому +7

    I watched it twice! I loved the music from the beginning to the end. The scenery, the cooking and you, of course! Great vid! 😊

  • @barbarashirland9078
    @barbarashirland9078 11 місяців тому

    You are the best camper in UA-cam. I like seeing the campers, especially the simple topped truck set up. My SUV is set up. I’ve travelled and lived in it for a month at a time. You also treat us to backpacking. And all in beautiful scenery. Thank you.

  • @AdventureswithJerrod
    @AdventureswithJerrod 2 роки тому +6

    You are about to hit the 100,000! Congrats! I think I have been watching you since 2k or 3k followers! You have inspired me to start working on my channel! Keep on trucking Jonathan!

  • @robinp9047
    @robinp9047 2 роки тому +2

    The pumpkin on the stove for some reason made me laugh. 🎃 Nice to hear gratitude in the morning whoo! Prasadam 🙏🏽

  • @tjfrost5355
    @tjfrost5355 2 роки тому +1

    It's nice to let the morning slip away,
    later waits today,
    in it's own special array,
    hurray!!
    Now, and again,
    we take a carefree spin,
    on life's grey and golden skyway,
    ever looking for a win.
    Now I'll be on my way,
    upwards, onwards, down and sideways,
    now, again, to greet the highway.

  • @melonfidyfive-6435
    @melonfidyfive-6435 2 роки тому

    Whenever or if you insulate your windows see if you can find a button snap insulated cover for your emergency hatch

  • @Mikemikemike13579
    @Mikemikemike13579 2 роки тому +5

    Great vids Jonathan,
    I just finished a 2-week road trip of the southwest, northwest, and great plaines regions of the U.S. and was keeping an eye out for a Bigfoot Camper on my journey- (although I never spotted you.)
    Best of luck on your travels and have fun on your journey!

  • @kylebhtaylor24
    @kylebhtaylor24 2 роки тому

    You can also get a wooden shim and break a few tiny pieces off the end then jam them in the hole that’s stripped out then the screw should be able to grab

  • @staroceans8677
    @staroceans8677 2 роки тому +10

    I absolutely love your videos, especially your cooking.
    It must also be so much nicer to have the ability to cook indoors again instead of setting up all that you had to before to do the cooking outside, especially during extreme heat or cold.
    🅝🅞 matter your gas mileage, there is no better place to be than a nice little cozy environment such as your camper shell, which provides all the comforts that you need, including the security that's essential when out and about.
    Best purchase ever!!
    Love you got another full time shell.
    On the last one you put up a really nice backsplash around the kitchen, with utensils, spices...hope you do the same for this one.
    Other than that, it seems pretty cozy, needing minimal renovations, except the electrical. Once that's done, I think you'll be a lot happier.
    Also kudos to all your photography, especially during a run.
    Know you have to set up the camera for a lot of those shots and you do an exceptional job.
    I'm glad you like both dogs and cats because I love your Kitty, but I can understand the need to have a road companion. That dog was gorgeous, and I'm so thankful it wasn't abandoned.

  • @murphybanegas9299
    @murphybanegas9299 2 роки тому +1

    Hey Jon great video I enjoy winter camping. I like to use candles for beginning winter evenings 15 mins before I go to bed I turn on my buddy heater.

  • @vanlifesueuk5938
    @vanlifesueuk5938 2 роки тому +1

    I love singing ON THE ROAD AGAIN when I hit the open road.

  • @anthonyvisor8880
    @anthonyvisor8880 2 роки тому

    This video is really good, i especially enjoyed when you were in The Slumber Queen, and now you are back in the groove!! You seemed really comfortable. You are back in a kitchen, where you really shine. Keep up the good work!!

  • @josephclark8946
    @josephclark8946 2 роки тому +2

    Another great video Jonathan! Keep up the good work, looking forward to Yellowstone. I love getting out there and camping in our little travel trailer, but usually during warm and sunny weather so I appreciate seeing you brave the elements and showing us beautiful campsites we’ve not been to. I’m glad to see your carbon monoxide detector, but it seemed to be mounted up higher than usual. It’s been my understanding that CO is slightly heavier than air and tends to settle so a detector mounted down low will provide the earliest warning. That said, a smoke detector is an entirely different device and follows different rules. Do your own research and see what you think. Stay safe!😊

  • @g3mk4y3m
    @g3mk4y3m 2 роки тому +5

    I didn’t know I needed an 80s music jogging montage but here we are!
    It’s finally warming up in Australia (although it’s wet - 3 years of La Niña in a row!) so I don’t envy that snow at all

  • @lazyassian
    @lazyassian 2 роки тому +3

    Yes duck tape is great however for me personally industrial strength velcro is right up there as well. Hahaha. And thanks for another great video. Super adorable dog at the end...road buddy...hmmmm.

  • @moosethompson2652
    @moosethompson2652 2 роки тому +5

    Really enjoy watching your videos , thank you for taking us along on your adventures and journeys, I personally like the Bigfoot camper most of all, keep living the life, can't wait until the next video, wishing you safe travels from Ohio!

  • @MegaRetr
    @MegaRetr 2 роки тому

    You’re so thoughtful Jon!

  • @brwaterman
    @brwaterman 2 роки тому +13

    Just before the dog showed up I was thinking a dog would make a great companion for these trips!

    • @rouxchat6033
      @rouxchat6033 2 роки тому +1

      Yes, he needs a canine companion. I travel full-time In a truck camper with my dog and two cats. They make my life so much better and keep me laughing.

    • @michelewalters9421
      @michelewalters9421 2 роки тому

      And with no one else in sight to drive off and leave that dog who may or may not have been lost or abandoned.

    • @rouxchat6033
      @rouxchat6033 2 роки тому +1

      ​@@michelewalters9421 The owner was there. Watch the video again.

  • @aaronzierke9920
    @aaronzierke9920 2 роки тому

    olso. it is where all that cold air is coming from. feel all around the fridge the air conditioning and around the stove area . like the smoke collector. and maybe plastic up the windows.

  • @sammiller8237
    @sammiller8237 2 роки тому

    I’ve been really enjoying your videos! One thing to note if you see this: carbon monoxide is a relatively heavy gas - consider lowering that alarm closer to the floor of the camper, or at least below your bed platform. Stay safe out there!

  • @dnngskn62
    @dnngskn62 2 роки тому

    on the stripped screw take it out, insert a small wooden stick in the hole with wood glue on it if the frame is wood. let it dry about a day then reinsert the same screw.

  • @rons9197
    @rons9197 2 роки тому

    West Yellowstone has some of the coldest US temperatures a beautiful part of our country. Nice having a good solid dry camper to hunker down in on those frigid nights.

  • @justjudy7320
    @justjudy7320 2 роки тому +1

    Perfect timing for the north entrance they just opened it today

  • @seanmcgraw6371
    @seanmcgraw6371 2 роки тому

    for your stripped out screw hole: jam a couple of toothpicks covered with elmer's glue in there and let them dry. Then break the toothpicks off flush with your surface and put the original screw back into the fresh toothpick wood. Learned that trick from repairing guitars.

  • @delibakerytravel
    @delibakerytravel 2 роки тому

    Thanks So Much!! The Snow Looks Beautiful From Here In San Diego🌴 Enjoy And Have Fun!!

  • @patrickpoh9
    @patrickpoh9 2 роки тому +4

    i appreciate the effort you took to get us those cinematic shots during your jog. Great video! and good reminder on maintaining personal hygiene!

  • @danandtab7463
    @danandtab7463 2 роки тому

    19:26 thumbs up on that dish, looks like things I've been throwing together regularly. :)

  • @familyshreds1136
    @familyshreds1136 2 роки тому +2

    Time for a diesel heater! Getting mine next week for the winter season

  • @stevepirtle1806
    @stevepirtle1806 2 роки тому +5

    Watching your videos is like therapy and that dog that was a little treat!

    • @michelewalters9421
      @michelewalters9421 2 роки тому

      And did he drive off and leave the lost or abandoned dog still alone?

  • @5uperMik3
    @5uperMik3 2 роки тому +1

    Good times. Stay safe. You come through Couer d'Alene on your way back ill buy you a beer. I love it here in North Idaho

    • @NavUpNorth
      @NavUpNorth 2 роки тому +1

      Hell yeah! I’ll join haha. We have a ton of good breweries here!

    • @5uperMik3
      @5uperMik3 2 роки тому

      @@NavUpNorth Ya we do. I'm up in Hayden. First moved to Post Falls. I love it here. When I got out of the Army I moved all over the country trying to find home. Been here for over 4 years now. Think I found it. My old lady who's a combat Navy vet was born and raised here. Maybe we'll run into each other some day bro

  • @kenneththompson9491
    @kenneththompson9491 2 роки тому

    I figured to tell you thank you for making your videos I know it's teasers work but thank you to making your videos because Lisa gets me feel like I'm with somebody when I watch your videos cuz I always sit alone watching TV are doing something to keep busy so thank you for letting people like me into your life keep doing your work cuz it's very important to people like me that stays in I just figured to let you know thank you God bless you

  • @john15yt
    @john15yt 2 роки тому +2

    Appreciate the mpg update. A bit brutal, but your current setup is one of the more compelling ones out there.

  • @suerop
    @suerop 2 роки тому

    Alex told me to look you up. Hello. I just subscribed. I enjoyed your video. Thank you for helping Alex.

  • @fredrickriffel5845
    @fredrickriffel5845 2 роки тому +1

    I think it’s wise to keep everything in the camper in working order. And always keep back up too.

  • @PlayingOutsideSomewhere
    @PlayingOutsideSomewhere 2 роки тому +1

    I’m still laying in the back of my truck
    Colorado
    28 degrees this morning

  • @Annie-zf7xi
    @Annie-zf7xi 2 роки тому +2

    Road buddy, YEEEESSSS!1🎃 Aad your almost at 100k, 🎉

  • @disneydorks6396
    @disneydorks6396 2 роки тому +2

    What a great adventure! Thank you for sharing. Can't wait for more. This is so much fun! And YES, That was a really great dog!

  • @FrethKindheart
    @FrethKindheart 2 роки тому

    The screw in the ceiling fan wood... Some wood filler might do the trick, or epoxy. Fill in the hole, let it set up, then drill it out with the appropriate size bit and the screw will hold.

  • @daves3016
    @daves3016 2 роки тому +2

    I know that exact spot you camped at near west yellowstone, neat little spot too bad the road is so full of potholes, tons of free camping south into island park also. I was in that area around oct 3-8th probably just missed seeing you there. Cheers

  • @garretturmann9342
    @garretturmann9342 2 роки тому

    For the stripped screw hole on the ceiling put a chopstick in the hole. If it doesn't fit whittle it down until a snug fit. Run the screw back in

  • @shosmyth1454
    @shosmyth1454 2 роки тому +4

    You’re so thoughtful Jon! I love the lights you put up in the Camper.

  • @aaronzierke9920
    @aaronzierke9920 2 роки тому

    the fridge won't use much propain at all. use it. while not moving.

  • @youdontneedtoknow9051
    @youdontneedtoknow9051 2 роки тому

    Love watching your videos Jonathan it's so relaxing keep up the good work

  • @Civiliansoldier762
    @Civiliansoldier762 2 роки тому

    If a larger screw doesn’t work, 3M automotive molding tape would work to hold that housing in place. It’s used to hold trim and parts on car body’s.

  • @tanbl6746
    @tanbl6746 2 роки тому +4

    Was watching "Alex Lives Well" in her new Big Foot camper and she mentioned you giving her the idea of installing LED lights 😁

  • @d.j.7069
    @d.j.7069 2 роки тому +3

    This was a great video, Jon! Thanks for all the time and care you took to show the scenery as well as your life on the road. It really makes me want to be there!

  • @khaingo47
    @khaingo47 2 роки тому

    don't get a bigger screw. get a toothpick, matchstick, or wood chopstick. break the end off in the hole, and just screw it back it. the material inside will occupy the space and catch the screw. that way you don't widen the hole and weaken it further.

  • @mmurrellm
    @mmurrellm 2 роки тому

    Remove the screw for the vent screen and glue some match sticks or toothpicks together and glue them in the hole and put the screw back when the glue dries.

  • @Lejackal
    @Lejackal 2 роки тому +1

    For your stripped screw, put glue on some toothpicks, shove the toothpicks into hole filling it…then put the screw in