Just now buying 2006 4x4 like yours in Alaska. Your tips are very helpful for my adventures up here.

Thumbs up on the thermocell, I also made a screen room for my awning, don't use it often but in no-seeum places its a lifesaver.

Thanks for Very Useful Hacks. Just got a 2013 Roadtrek. Coming from a Class C life, so realize adapting will take some time but not having to tow a car is worth it. Your hacks will help!

Wish you would have shown the bag for dry toilet up close .. or entire name of product. :) Great video .. Thanks for sharing. I have an older model 2001 Chevy 200 Versatile

Cast Iron pan: I have 2 sizes, cook almost all of my meals in them, including toast. Only problem is when I forget to put them away and they get flung onto my custom inlaid teak floor and put big dings in it.

Hey Old Man, I really appreciate your videos. You have taught me a lot.

Hello! Really enjoy your videos. When you paddled the St Regis area you were 4 miles from our house. I bought our 07 RT 190 Pop 4x4 to use as an all-weather ambulance for my disabled wife. I bought an Access Unlimited Multilift to move her from her wheelchair to her seat. The RT provided all she needed for many long trips to the doc or short trips to the ER-- electricity to power her feeding machine, the bathroom, frig for her food, etc. We carried her wheelchair inside and her Team Hoyt Racing Chair on a rack on the back. We mostly camped in it when visiting family & friends who could not accomodate her special needs, but other times, too. It was also convenient for caregivers to be able to get up from the third seat and care for my wife even while we were driving, if necessary. My wife died of her disease recently but I am keeping the RT because it is so useful and it always brings to mind fond, if difficult, memories of my wife. Please keep up your excellent videos.

Just purchased a 2007 RT 190 popular. All these hacks are great. Thank you.

You have a 21' roadtrek you have even more room for adding more LiFePO4 batteries, a bigger converter that is compatible with them and larger gauge wires to the batteries and your new 45 or 60 amps converter. Then you can use a nice pure sine inverter all night and you could look at a dc to dc charger to charge it while you're driving.

Very nice presentation. Thank you

Just happened upon your video in my timeline. Glad I did! Great info. I'm thinking of buying a drivable smaller RV (at first I was look at VW's...Vanagon, Eurovan, Westfalia) and just so happened to see a RT for sale online and I think I'm hooked and I now think that makes more sense (and space) and am currently on the prowl for one here.

I'd love to see one of those..Ive got a 2006 ❤️

Very nice and useful information. We have a B class motorhome.

Awning handel, I cut mine down to the length of the door pocket in the side door. I don't even need to go inside to get it just open the door and its right there.

I just got a 2004v roadtrek, I’ve a million things to learn! It’s overwhelming but I’ve all winter to figure them out. I love your videos. I’m definitely going to change my mattress (I just watched that one). Question on the canoe, How durable is it? I’ve a lab that I’d like to take with me & im worried he might pop it. Im also going to get the bike rack. Thanks so much for doing this!

Great van.I didn't know these types had wet baths

🎃 just beautiful 🌺 I can not wait to get my rig and Drive 😘 across the USA coast to coast and border to border 🤪

Hi there! I enjoyed your video. I wonder what tips you have for staying warm on those chilly nights in New England and not using too much battery power.

very good ...

Hello, thanks for sharing your experience with your Roadtrek. We have a 2004 170 Popular, that we just got a year ago and are loving it! Getting ready to go on our second trip with it. My husband is very interested in the bike rack that you have. Would you happen to have a link you can share or the brand name so we could check it out? Thanks in advance. 😊

Thanks for all the great tips! Couple questions... How does the 4x4 do on gas millage? Is it selectable or full-time? Lastly, I'm curious to know how many miles your van had when you purchased it and how many miles you've driven since owning. Thanks much!

I am thinking about the canoe. I have a class b (Winnebago Solis PX). I was wondering if you still like it and recommend it. I have come to the conclusion that I am really only a canoe 🛶 person and NOT a kayak person. We have a pop-top so an inflatable is the only way I am going to get a boat on my class b adventures.

Great video, do you have any issues with interior leaking when it rains?

Hi, wondering where you store ýour foldable canoe. And how it fits in the rosdtrek. Thanks

Can I trouble you to provide the Amazon or walmart link for the toilet bag? Thx!

I wanna ask you a question I have a road track also and I’m 70 years old and that tire in the back on the door , it’s a pain ,like you said it hard to get in the back doors that tire is so heavy for me to put down. Do you think it’s possible to put a swing arm get it welded somehow on the side so it’ll be easier for me to swing it out instead of putting it down did you ever see it done that way?

Add a couple of usb charging ports to your 12 volt electric system for charging your phones or iPad that way you can charge everything without using inverter

Inverter for USB charging? WTF why would you turn 12v dc, into 120 ac, to turn it into 5v dc? Just put 12v to 5v usb jacks in, no load except the actual thing you are chargeing. And get some solar, first and best mod I did to my 190 popular.

wait, didnt agent schrader died in breaking bad? hmm what do you know he bought a van and goes finishing ... breaking bad lies