I thought many times over the last several years that you seem like old friends. It's your friendly nature and easygoing lifestyle, coupled with a love and kindness for everyone you meet and talk about. I'm sure everyone who watches you thinks of you folks as old friends too.
🤔 All that hat is missing is a little fan and solar panel 👍👍👍 Thanks y'all. You know Rick, I struggle to not give up! Healthcare is as impossible for me as finding an honest mechanic 🤷 Still, my Heavenly Father is the rock upon which I cling to 🙏🙏❣️
Rick, check your oil pressure sending unit. It sits just behind the intake manifold. Those 4.8, 5.3, and 6.0 engines are notorious for developing a leak there. The oil will run down and appear to be a pan gasket or rear main seal, I have a 2001 silverado and had to replace mine. It registered ok, yet it leaked, you can check it with a small mirror. I enjoy watching your adventures, Danny in Alabama
Really nice video you guys. Always look forward to your next adventure. Very sorry to hear of the loss of your friends. As we get older (I turned 62 and retired this year), we really value our friendships and it's hard when someone moves on to their next life, but as you mentioned, we will see them again. I used to deliver Wonderbread for 10 years and I had a smaller version of the umbrella hat I would wear when it rained (I live in the PNW and it rains a LOT!). It had an elastic band that went around your head. Big enough to keep my head and shoulders dry. Take care and thanks as always for such great content and good vibes! 🙂
Here I am, folding laundry and watching Gonagain. Thank you for sharing your adventure. Always look forward to your videos. As always, stay safe and keep on adventuring ❤
I really enjoyed this video with You and Linda traveling around visiting your friends having a great time have a wonderful weekend take care yourselves Rick and Linda.🇺🇲🤠🤠🇺🇲
Man that's a ton of good food. Pie all looks so yummy. Only a little jealous. That lake camp spot is so gorgeous! I'm only a little bit more jealous! LOL. OH I would be madder than a hornet that I still had an oil leak. I feel for you. I don't like taking vehicles to mechanics either. But some jobs are just beyond the tools and equipment we have. Definitely gotta love the convenience of our little cargos fitting in places that those large RVs just can't. Oh my gosh! 😆Linda's umbrella hat. What if there's a big wind gust? She's going to take flight lol. Linda cracks me up. AGREE! We've met amazing people through our camping adventures and UA-cam channel. It's great.
I think this is one of your best videos. Great life story, of travel and adventure, friends and family. Lives well lived. Did "Huckleberry Chris" have a UA-cam channel. I love watching Mark's videos. He will be missed.
i went in a cafe in williams AZ yesterday and they have a dozen different kinds of pie and every time i see pie i think of ya'll. next time try it when you are in williams
@@gonagain Central North; Comanche, Zephyr, then up to north of Amarillo , later McKinney. Visiting family, living and passed. Dodged a tornado on Thursday.
For Jeff not having an annual route/itinerary, he sure seems to head to the Dakotas and then Q, in convoy with David (The Campulance Man) each year lately. Then after a couple or three months of them and their dogs camping near each other, they part ways. I was not shocked to hear you lived on a sailboat when young, but WAS shocked to hear you sailed it PNW to Hawaii and around the South Pacific.... with a baby no less! Back in the days before GPS, satellite phones, and accurate weather forecasts for remote ocean areas, that was pretty daring of you two! No wonder that the worst that road trips can throw at you, is taken in stride like it's nothing. I think you need to tell a scary story or two of the sailing, as well as some of the amazingly good times you must have had. I'm looking forward to meeting you two someday, and I'm hoping we all stay healthy for long enough that we all of the good people on this channel and others, meet many of each other. My own main in-person contact with the nomadic community is via my occasional visits with Box Van Dee in Quartzsite.
You really know a lot about how sailing was in those days. No weather, no communication and positions by sextant and chronometer, or in our case, a cheap Timex digital watch.
Married 50 years!?! Ya'll got married when youse were 5😂🤣❤️ luv that unbrella hat, it sure wouldnt last in The Badlands of Alberta or Arizona where it gets so windy!!! We just bought a 6x10 trailer and it has a kid ck ass furnace, everything works off propane, fridge,stove & furnace and I use my bluetti(🤔wonder whose video convinced me to buy that😘) for lights. Glad your truck is fixed❤️‼️🙋🛻🇨🇦
Nice video! Spring seems to be a slow warm up this year. As far as a hat goes, I’ll stick with a lightweight hood so I can get my fat head between the trees. LOL
Rick that is exactly why I became a mechanic! Went to college too (AA in auto, and one year certificate for motorcycles) And of course now they make them so a guy can't even work on them without a computer...
I've had really bad experiences with shops that just don't know what they are doing. Over the years I've done 100% of my own work and have even rebuilt several automatic transmissions, but as I get older I get lazier!
I enjoyed your video . I like the umbrella hat . It leaves both hands free . It might be unhandy in the wind though . I would be disappointed too if they had not fixed the oil leak when they had it . I hope you update on the oil leak . I'm curious where the oil is coming from . As good old Roy would say '' Happy Trails To You " 🌵
Rick and Linda, I enjoyed the video so much . I regret I did not meet Shoestring before his pasding. I would have enjoyed that sonce he was from Tennessee, or at least based here. Like ypu say we will meet someday. Emjoy your family . I know you will best wishes and safe travels
Hey y’all. Nice video. We liked the umbrella hat. And really enjoyed your history of traveling. Wishing you many more happy years. Oh, and check the oil pressure sending unit on your truck. It might be your trouble.
Hey Rick & Linda..I recognized Jeff & Bear from when he was camping with Campulance Man & Lefty. You guys got me wanting to explore Montana..I've mostly seen a bit of the Western part and traveling I-90 to and from Sturgis. Want to get up in the North Central part and check out the Missouri River Breaks. Good to see Linda doing better !
My wife and I just drove up through Augusta to Benchmark and then took the cut across to Gibson Reservoir and finally took the road along the big canal to Pishkun reservoir and back through Choteau. Always a beautiful drive but we were surprised to make it since last year it was still snowed in at this time.
Hahahhhhaa!!!! Cute episode. I just wonder what would have happened if you put that umbrella on when you were up at the front. I think Linda might have flown away like a kite. 🪁 Those pies were so goooooood. I love lemon anything and your Lemon Custard pie is top of the list.
Very nice video. Sad about the truck but have been there also. Your state is beautiful. Hope to get there someday. You and Linda take care of each other ❤. Travel but enjoy the kids , teach them also. ❤❤🙏🙏
:) THANKS MUCH for sharing! LOL at Linda saying its not like TX:) Lived there for 16 years, and ti can take a DAY just to leave the State :( LOVED the PIE! ALL the BEST! Cheers! :)
Wow caught you first thing. Know how you feel about mechanics. I have one dealership which has one person I trust. When Jeff retires I'm screwed. I have a plug in hybrid and only a dealer can work on it. Chevy makes a good vehicle. In fact GM in general makes good vehicles.
You said you were probably going to be heading southeast soon, well I should let you know that the Purple Pie Place is now open for the season. 😃 I recently moved to the area and would love to treat you both to pie and ice cream if you find yourself traveling through.
It's hard to find a good mechanic. A lot of workers are not thorough. Never assume that there is only one problem... I've seen those umbrella hats and always wondered who the crazy person that would buy one... now I know!😂One gust of wind and Linda will be airborne! 😂 You have a Kiwi on your wall. Congrats on 50 years!
What a Nice and Heart-Felt Video. Linda, your words describing how you both feel about the friends you've met along the way, and those whom you have yet to meet in person But have made you feel good about a new friendship via the airwaves. Yes, I feel the Same way about Y'all, something special, because you both are Real, Honest and Caring. I feel very comfortable as if I've known you both for a lifetime. Obviously, I'm looking forward to the time we can meet up in person. (I hope I don't scare you off, I'm so hideous) And thank you for sharing about your Fabulous 50th. anniversary and your family, and your adventures. Really Cool Stuff. In any case, Rick, regardless of how practical that Umbrella Hat may be, No Rick, save your dignity and stick with your Fedora. Fashion Statements only last a short time, in this crazy world. We count on your good judgment. God Bless Always. (Linda, finally I'm sending off that overdue manuscript. You will have it mid-week) Vincenzo here.
I hate it for the price but I take my vehicles to the dealership anymore, I got tired of getting ripped off by privately owned shops anymore I don't care what state your in. Montana sure is a beautiful state👍✌
Great video and much enjoyed, also I would presume southern Alberta has much the same terrain as Montana, I have never been myself. The around home videos especially the segments with local history are very interesting, and not much warmer up here in Canada.
Looks like a great tin foil hat....I laughed out loud when I saw Linda come out with that, I would just stick with the hat you wear that is my stile. Thanks for sharing.
So how do you live full time boondocking and have a address for your driving license car registration, all I find is you must have a physical address for a driving license car registration and auto insurance ?.
We ourselves don't travel full time, but those that do usually have residency in a state like South Dakota where they take care of licensing and insurance needs. It's easy to get South Dakota residency because it only requires one night in a motel and a receipt. You need to go back there once a year to take care of business.
I had the same thing happen to my car. I don't trust these transmission shops. Same thing with two cars and two different shops. Cheaper to sale the car.
That doesn't sound right. Remanufactured GM Transmissions are about $3200 - $4100 plus labor $2000?. A GM reman transmission should come with the pan, and a new gasket already installed. When doing a fluid service only use the GM gasket, not the aftermarket one that comes with replacement filters. I hope you actually got a GM Reman trans and not just your old one rebuilt but the price sounds like rebuilt. If you have a BAR (Bureau of Automotive Repair) in your area report them. If you find out they didn't do the job correctly you may be due a refund. Good luck, Mike GM ASE Master Technician.
Rick and Linda you have made us all feel like close friends when we watch your videos and that is a very special thing that we can all use in theses times we live in. Sure am missing the old Shoestring so much here in Colorado. Brian
That lense looks like a Fresnel lense. Same type as a lighthouse lense. They will highly focus even a small amount of light into a powerful beam. Might have been a headlight for a locomotive.
I had a u joint issue on my Yukon, mechanic replaced it, a little while later it was bad again and I had a leak so he was going to rebuild it and fix the leak, but he got a different transmission and it never shifted right. I use to do most all of my own work or for a while I had a good mechanic, now days even the dealerships are not worth going to. In the late 1980s I worked at a dealership and learned a lot from some really good techs, now they all seem like they want to use the parts cannon and see if it fixes the issue. Hope Linda's eyes get better, stay safe and healthy.
i had to have a high pressure fuel pump put in in downtown LA. ain't i lucky. 2800 buckazoids. then when i got back to SC my heater was not working well. i checked the water level and it was low. every week i had to put more in it. then it was every couple of days and then everyday. i took it to a man and he said when they installed the fuel pump they did not tighten the hose clamps. so i was losing water. cause of their mistake. again 330.00 to get fixed. i feel your pain cause i been there done that
Hello, just curious how many miles you have on your tow vehicle and trail? I am still towing with our 2007 Dodge Ram but towing a little more weight an wind resistance than you are but we love the amenities that it has. The lake side is spectacular.
It's been my experience that finding an honest ship or mechanic is nearly impossible. I'm not talking about the price they charge to work on your care. Cars now days are a pain in the ass to fix. I'm talking about putting in parts you don't need because they simply can't figure out what is wrong with your car so they throw parts at it hoping to fix it and it doesn't. They do this so they can charge you for shop time in so they don't take a loss for the time they took trying to diagnose the problem. This has happened to me over and over. I could spend days telling you about how I've been ripped off. And when I was young I did ALL OF my cars repairs including rebuilding engines and transmissions so I know what I'm talking about. I'm sure there are good honest mechanics out there......but I can't find one.
Some repair are too hard on us physically so we have to take it to a shop. A good honest mechanic is hard to find when you are used to doing your own repair and maintenance on your vehicles.
Best thing about the umbrella is having both hands free!
Good to see Jeff and Bear again. He was hanging out with The Campulance Man in Q the last few winters and met him there.
That's where we first met him. He showed up at our camp with a couple of pies and whipped cream to go with the pies!
The hat umbrella is ingenious. Definitely getting one for fishing. Congratulations on 50 years of marriage.
Yeah, it keeps both of your hands free.
you had me a "PIE" and Linda in vogue, what a fashion statement. thank you ALL stay safe.
We really enjoyed hearing about you guys' personal history. Thanks for sharing.
Pies, pies, pies, don't leave home without them. :)
Rick and Linda,y'all are such a neat couple. I really look forward to your videos.
Thanks so much, Daniel. Appreciate hearing that!
I thought many times over the last several years that you seem like old friends. It's your friendly nature and easygoing lifestyle, coupled with a love and kindness for everyone you meet and talk about. I'm sure everyone who watches you thinks of you folks as old friends too.
Thanks, Jim.
@@gonagain You folks are highly deserving of the compliment, and wish I could express it more.
🤔 All that hat is missing is a little fan and solar panel 👍👍👍 Thanks y'all. You know Rick, I struggle to not give up! Healthcare is as impossible for me as finding an honest mechanic 🤷 Still, my Heavenly Father is the rock upon which I cling to 🙏🙏❣️
:) OMG! I HAD to order that Umbrella for sure! THANKS AGAIN for sharing about Family, Boat Living and sad loss of Hobo Shoestring ! Cheers :)
👍 up for the umbrella hat!!!! Great pick Linda :)
Thank you 😁
Rick, check your oil pressure sending unit. It sits just behind the intake manifold. Those 4.8, 5.3, and 6.0 engines are notorious for developing a leak there. The oil will run down and appear to be a pan gasket or rear main seal, I have a 2001 silverado and had to replace mine. It registered ok, yet it leaked, you can check it with a small mirror. I enjoy watching your adventures, Danny in Alabama
Thanks, Danny, it was dry before, but I need to have another look at it.
Really nice video you guys. Always look forward to your next adventure. Very sorry to hear of the loss of your friends. As we get older (I turned 62 and retired this year), we really value our friendships and it's hard when someone moves on to their next life, but as you mentioned, we will see them again. I used to deliver Wonderbread for 10 years and I had a smaller version of the umbrella hat I would wear when it rained (I live in the PNW and it rains a LOT!). It had an elastic band that went around your head. Big enough to keep my head and shoulders dry. Take care and thanks as always for such great content and good vibes! 🙂
Here I am, folding laundry and watching Gonagain. Thank you for sharing your adventure. Always look forward to your videos. As always, stay safe and keep on adventuring ❤
Thanks! And now you've reminded me of the laundry I have to fold...
I really enjoyed this video with You and Linda traveling around visiting your friends having a great time have a wonderful weekend take care yourselves Rick and Linda.🇺🇲🤠🤠🇺🇲
Thanks, Roger!
Love your videos, you guys are awesome ❤️👍
Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing. Pies look good, Linda. Travel safe and stay well.
Thank you! Hope you are well and staying warm.
That umbrella hat, I don’t know, in Linda’s case, maybe not wear it on a really windy day, you may be picking Linda outta a tree, lol.
Yeah, Mary Poppins comes to mind!
Jeff, a man of many words
Yup.
Man that's a ton of good food. Pie all looks so yummy. Only a little jealous. That lake camp spot is so gorgeous! I'm only a little bit more jealous! LOL. OH I would be madder than a hornet that I still had an oil leak. I feel for you. I don't like taking vehicles to mechanics either. But some jobs are just beyond the tools and equipment we have. Definitely gotta love the convenience of our little cargos fitting in places that those large RVs just can't. Oh my gosh! 😆Linda's umbrella hat. What if there's a big wind gust? She's going to take flight lol. Linda cracks me up. AGREE! We've met amazing people through our camping adventures and UA-cam channel. It's great.
Mary Poppins comes to mind...
@@gonagain LOL
I think this is one of your best videos. Great life story, of travel and adventure, friends and family. Lives well lived. Did "Huckleberry Chris" have a UA-cam channel. I love watching Mark's videos. He will be missed.
No, Chris was new to RV travel, but he did make it out on the road over the last two years.
i went in a cafe in williams AZ yesterday and they have a dozen different kinds of pie and every time i see pie i think of ya'll. next time try it when you are in williams
Thanks, Bobby! We'll be looking for pie next time we're in Williams.
❤ great video, took all day to watch. Road tripping in Texas, many poor / no signal areas. Thanks again.
What part of TX are you road tripping thru? We've been wanting to see the Big Bend area for awhile.
@@gonagain Central North; Comanche, Zephyr, then up to north of Amarillo , later McKinney. Visiting family, living and passed. Dodged a tornado on Thursday.
Another great episode. I totally understand about being away from family! Good Times.
I recognize Jeff and Bear!
So happy to visit with you.
Nice video guys,
So sorry for the loss of your friends.
Safe travels. God bless ya both.
JT
Thanks, JT.
For Jeff not having an annual route/itinerary, he sure seems to head to the Dakotas and then Q, in convoy with David (The Campulance Man) each year lately. Then after a couple or three months of them and their dogs camping near each other, they part ways.
I was not shocked to hear you lived on a sailboat when young, but WAS shocked to hear you sailed it PNW to Hawaii and around the South Pacific.... with a baby no less! Back in the days before GPS, satellite phones, and accurate weather forecasts for remote ocean areas, that was pretty daring of you two! No wonder that the worst that road trips can throw at you, is taken in stride like it's nothing.
I think you need to tell a scary story or two of the sailing, as well as some of the amazingly good times you must have had.
I'm looking forward to meeting you two someday, and I'm hoping we all stay healthy for long enough that we all of the good people on this channel and others, meet many of each other. My own main in-person contact with the nomadic community is via my occasional visits with Box Van Dee in Quartzsite.
You really know a lot about how sailing was in those days. No weather, no communication and positions by sextant and chronometer, or in our case, a cheap Timex digital watch.
Great stuff as always. We're looking forward to you guys getting back out on the road. Glynn and Lorelei.
We hit the road yesterday!!!! Finally.
@@gonagain Yay! Praying for your safe travels.
Married 50 years!?! Ya'll got married when youse were 5😂🤣❤️ luv that unbrella hat, it sure wouldnt last in The Badlands of Alberta or Arizona where it gets so windy!!! We just bought a 6x10 trailer and it has a kid ck ass furnace, everything works off propane, fridge,stove & furnace and I use my bluetti(🤔wonder whose video convinced me to buy that😘) for lights. Glad your truck is fixed❤️‼️🙋🛻🇨🇦
Very nice…just like home!! Looking like we are ready for our camping sea
Who needs to look cool while hiking in the mountains? It may scare off the bears. LOL I love it!!
Nice video! Spring seems to be a slow warm up this year. As far as a hat goes, I’ll stick with a lightweight hood so I can get my fat head between the trees. LOL
LOL
Rick that is exactly why I became a mechanic! Went to college too (AA in auto, and one year certificate for motorcycles) And of course now they make them so a guy can't even work on them without a computer...
I've had really bad experiences with shops that just don't know what they are doing. Over the years I've done 100% of my own work and have even rebuilt several automatic transmissions, but as I get older I get lazier!
I look forward to seeing your videos. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
Thanks for watching!
I enjoyed your video . I like the umbrella hat . It leaves both hands free . It might be unhandy in the wind though . I would be disappointed too if they had not fixed the oil leak when they had it . I hope you update on the oil leak . I'm curious where the oil is coming from . As good old Roy would say '' Happy Trails To You " 🌵
Here.😊
Hello!
Rick and Linda, I enjoyed the video so much . I regret I did not meet Shoestring before his pasding. I would have enjoyed that sonce he was from Tennessee, or at least based here. Like ypu say we will meet someday. Emjoy your family . I know you will best wishes and safe travels
Thanks so much. He was a good soul and will be missed by so many.
Thanks for the video. ❤
I'll pass on the umbrella hat but I can see it's value.
Love our community!
We do have a great community, thank you to everyone who is a part of it.
Hey y’all. Nice video. We liked the umbrella hat.
And really enjoyed your history of traveling. Wishing you many more happy years.
Oh, and check the oil pressure sending unit on your truck. It might be your trouble.
I've checked it before but I'll check it again.
Hey Rick & Linda..I recognized Jeff & Bear from when he was camping with Campulance Man & Lefty. You guys got me wanting to explore Montana..I've mostly seen a bit of the Western part and traveling I-90 to and from Sturgis. Want to get up in the North Central part and check out the Missouri River Breaks. Good to see Linda doing better !
Hi Paul! Buy the Delorme Montana State map book so that you'll know where all the public land is.
@@gonagain Good idea 😁👍
My wife and I just drove up through Augusta to Benchmark and then took the cut across to Gibson Reservoir and finally took the road along the big canal to Pishkun reservoir and back through Choteau. Always a beautiful drive but we were surprised to make it since last year it was still snowed in at this time.
That is a beautiful drive. We've driven that years ago, back when we were just driving the roads to see where we'd end up.
Cool gadget. Great for sun protection as well as wet weather. I regret some of the sun baking from the teenage years.
Yes, now we have to worry about possible melanoma.
Better than a 10 gallon hat
Hahahhhhaa!!!! Cute episode. I just wonder what would have happened if you put that umbrella on when you were up at the front. I think Linda might have flown away like a kite. 🪁 Those pies were so goooooood. I love lemon anything and your Lemon Custard pie is top of the list.
Yay, spotted the Kiwi.
Thank you for the kiwi!
Very nice video. Sad about the truck but have been there also. Your state is beautiful. Hope to get there someday. You and Linda take care of each other ❤. Travel but enjoy the kids , teach them also. ❤❤🙏🙏
Hope you make it out here someday, too. This is a beautiful place with wild weather.
:) THANKS MUCH for sharing! LOL at Linda saying its not like TX:) Lived there for 16 years, and ti can take a DAY just to leave the State :( LOVED the PIE! ALL the BEST! Cheers! :)
Rick crawl under and re torque the pan gasket you may solve the problem
I'll do that!
I don't have a problem with the sun, but I can see where your umbrella hat would work really well for someone that does have problems with the sun.
Wow caught you first thing. Know how you feel about mechanics. I have one dealership which has one person I trust. When Jeff retires I'm screwed. I have a plug in hybrid and only a dealer can work on it. Chevy makes a good vehicle. In fact GM in general makes good vehicles.
I need to find a Jeff too! I've always done my own work, but now I avoid the big jobs because it causes pain!
You said you were probably going to be heading southeast soon, well I should let you know that the Purple Pie Place is now open for the season. 😃 I recently moved to the area and would love to treat you both to pie and ice cream if you find yourself traveling through.
We just might hit you up on that offer! Thank you.
Hope Linda is careful with the umbrella hat on windy days.
It's hard to find a good mechanic. A lot of workers are not thorough. Never assume that there is only one problem...
I've seen those umbrella hats and always wondered who the crazy person that would buy one... now I know!😂One gust of wind and Linda will be airborne! 😂 You have a Kiwi on your wall.
Congrats on 50 years!
The Kiwi was sent to us by a viewer in New Zealand. Thanks for watching, Darryl!
Good stuff as always. Enjoyed your guys back story at the end.
In Albuquerque now. Slowly heading north.
Don't go too far north! We're expecting more snow. Again. Sheesh.
She is now Mary Poppins. Look out for the wind.
Google Lens may ID the railroad item.
Hey whatever floats your boat. Just don't go hiking narrow canyons. Linda sure looks different w/o glasses. Be safe and don't float away.
Watch out LInda. You might be like the flying nun in a good stiff breeze!
Oh yes! Another adventure!
Maybe the lemon pie just needs a meringue on top. Lemon is just too good to pass up.
I know the problem is working on vehicles.If I were there, I'll give them a hand .that's a nice Fresnel lens
Thanks, Arthur!
What a Nice and Heart-Felt Video. Linda, your words describing how you both feel about the friends you've met along the way, and those whom you have yet to meet in person But have made you feel good about a new friendship via the airwaves. Yes, I feel the Same way about Y'all, something special, because you both are Real, Honest and Caring. I feel very comfortable as if I've known you both for a lifetime. Obviously, I'm looking forward to the time we can meet up in person. (I hope I don't scare you off, I'm so hideous) And thank you for sharing about your Fabulous 50th. anniversary and your family, and your adventures. Really Cool Stuff. In any case, Rick, regardless of how practical that Umbrella Hat may be, No Rick, save your dignity and stick with your Fedora. Fashion Statements only last a short time, in this crazy world. We count on your good judgment. God Bless Always. (Linda, finally I'm sending off that overdue manuscript. You will have it mid-week) Vincenzo here.
Thanks, Vincenzo! Always a pleasure to hear from you!
I hate it for the price but I take my vehicles to the dealership anymore, I got tired of getting ripped off by privately owned shops anymore I don't care what state your in. Montana sure is a beautiful state👍✌
Maybe we'll try that tactic next.
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Great video and much enjoyed, also I would presume southern Alberta has much the same terrain as Montana, I have never been myself.
The around home videos especially the segments with local history are very interesting, and not much warmer up here in Canada.
Yes. southern Alberta is very much the same and we get your weather too! Like now it's snowing here.
Rick since you have added so many things to your trailer have you weighed recently
We haven't weighed the trailer but we should. It's all aluminum but like you said, we did add a lot of stuff to it.
I’d be concerned how strong the frame is constructed as a strong wind might blow it backwards creating an inside-out effect.☔️
So, how high can you fly on a windy day with the umbrella hat?
Still testing...
Shade Tree automotive repair in Utah has a You tube channel. Call them and have them do a video of a repair on your rig.😊
I'll look them up, because we're heading that way pretty soon.
if it gets windy, do you fly away with the umbrella hat?
If the weight and balance works out, then yes. Well, Linda would for sure.
Looks like a great tin foil hat....I laughed out loud when I saw Linda come out with that, I would just stick with the hat you wear that is my stile. Thanks for sharing.
Head light of locomotive
Thanks!
Did they never find HOBOSHOESTRING???
They found him in the lake near his house, I believe
@@janebray9392 my sincerest condolences to his family
Not sure how you would describe that lemon pie but would you save me some please
Linda made it again this week and it's fantastic. It contains one whole lemon, ground up and added to the filling.
Like# 281 - HereAgain! - I really miss carbs... and I wanna lay down in that lake and soak - it's warm, right, like 40f?
it is always difficult to lose loved ones, thoughts and prayers!
Oh, you could soak in it.....right? It was pretty darn cold!
@@gonagain Being from Michigan, our last swim of the year was late October in Lake Superior...
So how do you live full time boondocking and have a address for your driving license car registration, all I find is you must have a physical address for a driving license car registration and auto insurance ?.
We ourselves don't travel full time, but those that do usually have residency in a state like South Dakota where they take care of licensing and insurance needs. It's easy to get South Dakota residency because it only requires one night in a motel and a receipt. You need to go back there once a year to take care of business.
Rick, just say, "NO!"
🐾🙏🏻✌🏻🤙🏻
Come to Gunnison, Co. we would love to meet you both...
I had the same thing happen to my car. I don't trust these transmission shops. Same thing with two cars and two different shops. Cheaper to sale the car.
Always way more Hor Stories . Than good Machanic Stories.
That doesn't sound right. Remanufactured GM Transmissions are about $3200 - $4100 plus labor $2000?. A GM reman transmission should come with the pan, and a new gasket already installed. When doing a fluid service only use the GM gasket, not the aftermarket one that comes with replacement filters. I hope you actually got a GM Reman trans and not just your old one rebuilt but the price sounds like rebuilt. If you have a BAR (Bureau of Automotive Repair) in your area report them. If you find out they didn't do the job correctly you may be due a refund. Good luck, Mike GM ASE Master Technician.
Rick and Linda you have made us all feel like close friends when we watch your videos and that is a very special thing that we can all use in theses times we live in. Sure am missing the old Shoestring so much here in Colorado. Brian
You guys are so much fun to watch. You are just friendly and "comfortable"!
Thank you!
That lense looks like a Fresnel lense. Same type as a lighthouse lense. They will highly focus even a small amount of light into a powerful beam. Might have been a headlight for a locomotive.
I had a u joint issue on my Yukon, mechanic replaced it, a little while later it was bad again and I had a leak so he was going to rebuild it and fix the leak, but he got a different transmission and it never shifted right. I use to do most all of my own work or for a while I had a good mechanic, now days even the dealerships are not worth going to. In the late 1980s I worked at a dealership and learned a lot from some really good techs, now they all seem like they want to use the parts cannon and see if it fixes the issue.
Hope Linda's eyes get better, stay safe and healthy.
i am guessing its about 1350 miles from MT to Quartzite
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I work 20 years as an auto mechanic, and I saw some pretty bad stuff come to my stall from other garages it's hard to find a good honest mechanic.
Even the best make a mistake once in a while .🙂
@@lshirley5601 it's not whether or not you make a mistake. It's how you handle it that counts. You're right everybody makes mistakes.
Thanks for sharing your early years , Answers a few of my questions, You guys seem perfect for each other,
😂 I own 2 if those umbrellas 😊 they work great 👍👍.....love you guys ❤ keep up the great videos...thank you for sharing your adventures 😊😊
have them on paper write what it is getting done
nice video, guys..thanks..
Fits on front of locomotive
Nice video, thank you for sharing and may God bless you!!!
Thank you!
i had to have a high pressure fuel pump put in in downtown LA. ain't i lucky. 2800 buckazoids. then when i got back to SC my heater was not working well. i checked the water level and it was low. every week i had to put more in it. then it was every couple of days and then everyday. i took it to a man and he said when they installed the fuel pump they did not tighten the hose clamps. so i was losing water. cause of their mistake. again 330.00 to get fixed. i feel your pain cause i been there done that
Yup, we end up paying for other people's ineptitude.
Hello, just curious how many miles you have on your tow vehicle and trail? I am still towing with our 2007 Dodge Ram but towing a little more weight an wind resistance than you are but we love the amenities that it has. The lake side is spectacular.
As a tow vehicle, we've put over 100,000 miles on the 2002 Yukon. It's also our only vehicle so it works hard for us.
It's been my experience that finding an honest ship or mechanic is nearly impossible. I'm not talking about the price they charge to work on your care. Cars now days are a pain in the ass to fix. I'm talking about putting in parts you don't need because they simply can't figure out what is wrong with your car so they throw parts at it hoping to fix it and it doesn't. They do this so they can charge you for shop time in so they don't take a loss for the time they took trying to diagnose the problem. This has happened to me over and over. I could spend days telling you about how I've been ripped off. And when I was young I did ALL OF my cars repairs including rebuilding engines and transmissions so I know what I'm talking about. I'm sure there are good honest mechanics out there......but I can't find one.
Some repair are too hard on us physically so we have to take it to a shop. A good honest mechanic is hard to find when you are used to doing your own repair and maintenance on your vehicles.
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