Great video! A good strategy is to roll into a nearby campground for a night or two too dump your tanks and trash, take on fresh water and propane, do laundry, provision up, take a long hot shower or two, then repeat. It’s like one stop shopping.

Love the bloopers. Wish other channels would do that. Shows how much work actually goes into making a "simple" video.

A great tutorial in content and presentation. Obviously done with a well edited and practiced script; no hemming and hawing or lame attempts at humor. You two are well worth subscribing to.

The most realistic and helpful boondocking video I've seen! Thank you guys for your tips, I was definitely taking notes.

Organized, simplified, to the point nice people. You guys got it going on I love it. Enjoy life and I'll keep living vicariously through you guys LOL. God bless

Yep, soaking dishes pots and utensils is awesome and practical for anyone doing dishes anywhere and it's the kind of thing that needs to be taught more to the upcoming generations.

I lived on a Submarine for 20 years....conserving water and space are NOT a problem for me!lol!

Not only do you have 5 good bullets, but you explain them and how you have solved them in your life style. Plus the bloopers are always great!

So many questions ? What’s your weight dry and wet at a weight station? How much does the camper weight ? Both wet and dry. I see you have a ram 3500 dually. People care about the bathroom the most. Your adding water how easy is it to dump waste ? Locations easy to find or ditch dumps. Most that are watching this have a half ton with dreams.

Great advice! Your channel is a keeper for sure and it’s about the most informative truck camping channel available. The bloopers are always fun too. Thank you!

You had me at the bloopers 😂😂😂. Thanks for the video

If you dont have it yet get an extended run gas cap for that honda genny and a 6 gallon portable boat fuel tank gives you about 7 gallons of continous non stop run time till empty....great if your running the A/C for along time so you dont need to refuel the genny in the middle of the night.

Very well organized especially considering the limited space in a truck camper. One trick that many full timers use is to wash dishes in a plastic tub that fits in the sink, then dump the water in the black tank.

Just a little tip here. The screens take up the most power on the laptops. You can set it so it does not "sleep" or hibernate if you close the lid. so if you are not immediately using them, closing the lids will save you a lot of power. :)

You two are funny!!! Fun to watch the bloopers!!! Safe & fun travels!

Great stuff you guys! Thank you! Keep it up!

I use a regular spray bottle to rinse dishes, more direct control of where water goes. Saves a lot of water.

The reliance jugs are ok and definitely better than most on the market, but I'd go for NATO or US Military Water jerry cans - yes, only 5 gal of water but very thick walled plastic that can take a beating. I have mine up on the tongue of my offroad trailer and those jugs hold up nicely. I do use a 12V transfer pump with a hose to transfer water to the on-board tank - that way I don't have to take the jugs off the trailer tongue and I don't have to lift 40lbs around. Of course, my offroad trailer doesn't have a bathroom, but it does have a on demand hot shower which sucks water from whatever supply you give it. That allows me to conserve potable water because we use the shower with water from creeks and lakes - clean enough to suck up, heat and shower in - just keep your mouth shut. Get some old books on how food was preserved way back when. I generally bring several weeks worth on trips and we've never had to head out and buy food on any of our trips. Usually we can stay out there for weeks at a time if we find a water source we can filter for drinking. Yes, dried things like rice and beans go a long way as well as bringing flour and other such base ingredients that store well and if you have the knowledge you can make everything from bread to tortillas right there on a campfire. We go camp with a 30 quart electric fridge and that can keep the few perishable items we bring for weeks. You have a lot of batteries and very few solar panels. I run 200Ah LiFePO4 batteries and 400W solar panels in addition to the Renogy DC to DC charger which is mounted in the back of my jeep and connected to the trailer via a fat 8gauge wire. That pumps spare charge into the batteries while driving since all but 150W of my solar are mobile panels only useful when parked.

You guys!! I love it! Such a helpful video for those wanting to boondock more often. Looooved the bloopers at the end too 😆

Thank you this was very helpful. I am 73 and a widow now for six months. I have always loved camping and have a large motorhome (40 ft) I am looking to sell my big coach and get a small (24 ft) c class. I am hoping to do some boondocking and it is important that I am self sufficient thank you for the help.

well done video.. good quality and editing.. Maybe a recirculating shower isn't practical for you, but it helps us separate the drinking water from the shower water.... I also have designated out gray water tank as extra fresh water storage. Putting a bucket under the facet helps us reduce the use of water for dishes, etc. works for us... enjoy your travels

If you have the room a three stage water filter system installed between tank and water pump and a access port cut into the top of your freshwater tank lets you get river water and dump it straight into the tank with a bucket, then you don't have to beg for water and carry so much extra. Plus the chiropractic bills from excessive water jugs on your head will be less.

You should use a water maker like the ones use on live aboard sailboats. I have put together a system to be able to make water here on the east coast when boondocking. It uses a water pump run by a solar panel or a battery and it has 4 stage filters. You could mount it o. The front of your truck then water would never be an issue. Reverse osmosis system is the best with 2 stage prefilter.

Very informative and helpful. Will be looking for more of your videos. We are very grateful for all the help and advice out there for the type of life we are planning.

This was an amazing video, your power setup is perfect. Also I love the elevated drone shots with 360 view that is mind blowing!

Good video! We also boondock in our 4-season truck camper, but don't live in it full time. Lots to learn but always so nice to be out there! Love your double desk! 😉👍🇨🇦

Great video. Just a thought here, for adding the water from the cans to the truck, have you considered the siphoning tubes used for gas? You can pick them up at Harbor Freight and don’t have to try lifting the jugs. Though I was quite impressed with the pour technique you use!

Great idea for filling water tank. Our is also high up. Would not thought of that

I love market basket 😆

my first time watching you guy's . That was great nice job . keep up the great work .

Holy Cow! You go through 35+ gallons in 4 days!? Damn! Where is all that water going? LOL. That pantry cabinet is pretty cool!

Have you considered adding/creating a rainwater collection system for showering? I bet you could more than double or even triple your water supply with one. Could be as simple as a tote/bucket to collect the water and a solar camping shower that you can hang and shower with.

Love the bloopers also

24 gallons of water weigh approx 200 lbs. In addition to your 38 gal. fresh water which weighs another 300 lbs.Just some consideration for those who have tow vehicles who's weight limit may be exceeded.

Not sure if you've covered this already in early replies, but, what kind of batteries (and who supplied/built them? at what cost, etc.?) are you using in lieu of the AGM 100watt/hrs you originally started off with? How do you charge them? Generator? Alternator? Solar? Much thanks! Love your channel and the insight you both provide. Class act!

For electrical I ran everything in my RV off of propane and 12 volts. I had two big batteries on my diesel pickup and one battery on my trailer and I would plug the trailer into my truck during the night and run the truck a few minutes during the day to charge the batteries. That gave me enough 12 volt power to run my lights, my TV, and my 12-volt fan blowing on me all night because in the summer it was a record heatwave but that fan kept me plenty cool all night. Converters and inverters have a certain amount of loss making them less efficient and draining your batteries faster. Instead of converting 12 volts into 110v and then running 110 volt appliances you would be better off buying 12 volt kitchen appliances and etc which are plentiful. There are many dozens and dozens of different 12 volt kitchen appliances, household appliances, tools, beauty products, including 12 volt heaters, 12 volt swamp coolers/evaporative coolers, 12 volt refrigerators and the list goes on and on etc. There is a great number of 12 volt TVs with built in DVD CD players for RVs. Most electronics design for household use also run on low voltage around 12 volts. They have a built-in step down transformer with a full wave bridge to change them from 110 volt AC down to 12 volt DC. From household current down Automotive/RV current. Most RVs have a lot of 12 volt lighting throughout the RV and you can put a 12 volt outlet by each 12 volt light fixture to give you more access to 12 volts for your different appliances throughout the whole RV. And again by avoiding using an inverter your batteries will stay charged a little longer. Most of the time I would have no use for an inverter generator except on very rare occasions. And people like to steal them in broad daylight, even while you're traveling stuck in heavy traffic to run up and grab them off your vehicle. you can also charge your onboard batteries a lot faster by running the tow vehicle engine then you can by running a generator anyway. I have also heard a lot of people having frequent problems with their generators breaking down at the worst times. I have seen a couple of other people mention this also.

Thanks, guys! Wonderful coverage!

I would love an Episode on how you use the weboost. I'm considering one for my cirrus820....but they make one for the truck and one "RV" model. I'm not sure if I put one in the RV if it would help me while im in the truck as well.......or if I would have to get both! Love your videos, keep them coming and best of luck on your adventures!

Agreed, tractor supply!!!

I totally agree! Just subscribed looking forward to seeing your adventures!

I seriously wish I had the ability to fill my water like you. I need a pump to get it into the van. Guess I need to look at pumps. Ugh...another thing for me to carry. :) Great video.

Very interesting, I like the way you think. I have a million questions mostly power related. I like the painters pole for the booster.

Hi guys new subscriber there all the way from London in the UK just finished doing the binge of your vlogs and I love them very much keep up the good work and thanks

New to your channel. Enjoyed it. Subscribed. Thank you.

You guys are amazing! Thanks for sharing with us. Happy journey!

That's using your head, man. Can that be good for your spinal column? Keep on fighting the good fight, you 2!!

Лайк за магнитик из Санкт-Петербурга) кемпер мечта!

Bless you 🙂

there are battery operated sump pumps that could be used to transfer the water from the water tank to the fresh water tank. That is a lot of weight on your neck to be using your method

Very helpful, Thanks,

Hahaha i looked around at my campsite and was like there is a train here !?! Haha😂😂

Thank you for such a helpful & informative video!!

Hi, great information and tips. Thank you. Could you discuss your custom lithium battery solution in more detail? I'm curious about how to make the most out of limited space for batteries. Thanks!

You can add several additional air vents to make it come out even faster. 😃

Love the bloopers! You guys are too cute!!

Great video 👍

I have the exact same Blue and Gray stainless water bottles ......

I just found your channel today. You guys are pretty down to earth and seem to enjoy the mobile lifestyle. You officially have a new subscriber!

Consider under-frame water tanks, with a pump to transfer. A larger alternator can recharge your batteries in less drive time.

Hey Scott & Sasha, we should caravan up to Alaska during the northern lights, that’s if your up for a roadtrip.?.

scott i saw an ad for checking propane levels. a magnetic device attaches to the bottom of the tank and sends a signal to the tank giving an accurate percentage of how empty or full. the device sends you a message to your cell. i forget the name but i am sure you can find it online.

I'm enjoying watching your videos...very informative. I have a question though. When you said your parts for your solar/charging system would arrive in a week (ref. 10:47 min), where do you have them delivered when you're travelling? Can you have items like this or from Amazon delivered to a local post office and held there for pick up? Thanks.

Just found Your channel and it looks interesting and I just subscribed. And a thumbs up 👍

The Bloopers are always a bonus🤔🤪😁. Any plans for a bigger RV in the future. Where do you guys see yourselves in two years? And do you see yourselves getting tired of the camper life?

HAHAHAHAHA you have to watch until the end, this is the first one of their videos I have seen they are so funny I almost died laughing and they are very informative too.

Great video! Thank you!

Great tips! Thank you. ~carol

I love the paint stick idea! I'll use that! If you get to SE AZ, let us know!

nice video and good info. yes, please do a video about staying connected.

New sub, great content! Stay safe and keep on truckin'.

I just have to ask why don’t you have a water pump for that it would probably come in handy for many things other than just filling your water. Many people have them for outdoor showers.

Loved your video all good tips.have you tried dehydrated foods?very light weight also great in ramen when end of supplies makes them taste better 🙂

Great video! I still don't understand you get any dislikes on your videos especially this one?

Hi thanks for the great video and just wondering if you add a splash of bleach in your jerry cans when you fill them up with freshwater. When I use city water I'm not so sure I need to add anything extra since there are so many chemicals in there to begin with? I use chem strips people use for hot tubs and swimming pools to determine how much of what is in my water.

Did I notice your license plate is NH? Rochester here. New subscriber...👍

New to the channel... interesting stuff.. thank you. I would be curious how one earns income while full time on the road or boondocking. IT work? Blogging? KZfaq? How does that work for income taxes? Vehicle registration and licensing? Seems like a complicated subject and not as simple as selling your home and you stuff and hitting the road.

Do you have a video of all the bonding places. Would like to learn more about where we can boon dock

You keep using your head to support that water jug, you're going to develop neck problems. Also, loved the bloopers! Lol

Awesome job on top of your head!!!!!

Also ace hardware fills propane tanks.

Great tips!! 😂😀Love the bloopers.

Meanwhile, Sasquatch observed the water jug on the head thing and went home empty handed-though he returned days later, WITH friends who didn’t believe what he’d seen.

Look into a drill pump for you water transfer

Love it!!!! I Would love to work from a RV. If you don’t mind what do you guys do for careers?

Thats ridiculous, use an electric pump with an extended hose that way you don't have place on your head, use wet wipes to clean your cups, dishes, etc. Use wet wipes when you go to the bathroom throw them away in a plastic trash bag. As for showers use the Navy shower method it will save you a lot of fresh water.

idea; look into the infinite shower filter.

Pease be careful!!!! It is so dangerous to keep gas strapped to the outside of your truck. fuel should no t be carried anywhere that is prone to impact, which rules out front of vehicle, rear of vehicle/ trailer and draw bars.

Great info! Thank you! 🤙

Hi I'm Arshad from India I love to watch your videos,. One thing I really want to know what toilet system you use, cassette or composed

Toilet paper is one of the 5.

Great tips guys!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Very entertaining

I’m making a video on how I walk my dogs in the park and how when they come home they drink water from their bowl.

Well, ingenious method of holding up the water jug. ;) I'm new to your channel and wonder if you've had the opportunity to travel within Canada yet. I ask because you are dependent on cell service and have already rigged up your camper accordingly. For us U.S. RV'ers, Canada seems a tough nut to crack when it comes to finding reasonably priced cell data service. (I'm referring accessible areas, e.g. cities and larger towns). Arranging the American provider to allow Canadian access for a small fee is the easy part; finding a Canadian vendor with an affordable data package has, so far, been impossible. Any thoughts? And you both do a very nice job here. Best wishes to you.

Very informative. Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️

Good info. tks for sharing. Please share with us your solar plans. I think this will be the norm for the future. I have funded a couple solar power generators with solar panels coming thru Indiegogo, hopefully, receive in a couple months. ;-)

Love the bloopers!!! 🤣 My questions revolve on connectivity. I am very interested in how you stay connected on the road. What do you use, for WiFi and or hotspot? Thank you, Terry

Just found your channel Love It! a suggestion to further save water is to buy some unscented body wipes and wipe yourself down daily and only shower every 3rd day or so also you did'nt cover the topic of going to the bathroom especially on extended boondocking trips? Happy Trails!

Awesome stuff, you guys are funny.

Great video great tips guys. Lots of good info, we are not to the boondocking stage yet but one day we hope. Max_Your_Journey (Alvin)