Very nice. We are also working on this

Curious - I am adding 2 mmpt controllers for solar. I was going to wire all directly to the batteries. I am thinking rather then having all those connections adding a separate + bus bar just for connecting the mppts to the battery so I would only need to have one cable from bus bar on each pos and neg instead - is that ok?

I came here to learn how to connect batteries to bus bars but instead you taught us how to shrink wrap welding cables.

Really appreciate the video guys!

Thank you for sharing.

Very good video, well done

Oooooweee

Infamous- well known for some bad quality or deed.

That me!!! In the Z06. What are the odds. 😮

When do you initiate the j brake? I have a diesel pusher and won’t be able to hear the engine for clues to shift, what should I be looking for? RPM’s struggling? I’ll be going over Berthoud pass with a Class A 37ft. 😅

so in love with this town due to your video!! thankyou

How do you change bobbin if it’s a front loader? Any ideas?

Wonderfull video, easy understanding and very good informations. We go !!

Excellent video!! So much detail and your intro led is nicely through the rest 👍🏻 Thank you!!

Staid in P2 last week. Great spot

This place and the people there are top notch

Thanks for the great information!

Where's Da Troopers?Lotta speeders!

the annual national park pass is include on this route ?...or i have to pay ?

Shout-out to the people who film vertically when making KZfaq content. Looks so great compared to the majority of your footage which is shot landscape. Ugh.

Hi, would love to hear what your feelings were by end of year. We just can’t seem to get bookshark to fully understand and answer things for us, we have a very different child. He is 5, 6 next month. He started school last year into K, came out in 3rd grade. So the age or grades are throw aways for us,it does not help at all. And to make it worse, he is all over the place, 7th grade math, 3rd grade reading. Probably 1st grade writing, since he still write letters backwards at time, and he still writes big letters not tiny. So we are thinking level C and maybe do it in depth. Would you suggest this. He reads okay, he can read Magic Tree House, but still likes us to read with us, he reads a page we read a page, so we are thinking level C, it looks more like chapter books, do you agree. On math we are very all over the place, we thought Saxon at first but now thinking beast academy. Anyway, anything you can help or suggest would be great. We never thought of homeschooling, but we don’t want a 6 year old in middle school so we need to do this. Also we are Florida, and he did get PEP, which means he has a scholarship thru the state to homeschool, $8169 I think, so we are good paying for anything if there is anything you suggest that would be better.

Very informative. Mice have chewed through all of our plastic vents. We went to louvered metal vent covers with wire mesh. Now we spray Mouse Free and wait. We already sprayed mint oil everywhere.

Why is everything so heavy….tons of this & that …

Drove it in 2016 with a 15 passenger chevy window van, no issues.

Very well explained. Thank you very much.

"It's not a race." "I'm sitting here at a comfortable 45." I'm chuckling because there used to be road raging commuters. That would be pulling their hair out at these epiphanies. hee hee hee. But not any more. They're nearly all gone. And no, it's not due to the work-from-home trend. There's just no jobs.

Is Trucker Path useful for RV drivers too?

"You are here." I suppose that's better than _You is here is where you is_

hi from turkey. thank you for video. I like You RV

The dual round thing your touching is the " regulator"

What time of the year did you stay there?

Great video !

Which area of the campground were you showing here with the beautiful Mountain View? I like sites 21-25 views:)

Great tour! Thank you for sharing:)

Thank You for posting your informative video. Unfortunately, I am viewing it too Late. My travel trailer in NH was a mess. I did use a bleach solution of a cup of bleach to a gal of water and sprayed wherever or suspected a mouse trail. I noticed when I sprayed the bleach i seen a brown/maroon color appear on my campers' surfaces. I did though out my shoes and slippers. Thanks for the time and effort you put into making your video. A great learning experience.

Much improved on the west side since I travelled over Cottonwood Pass back in 2008. Thanks for the update, the blue sky scenery and some good memories.

High-voltage alternating power, generated by hydro-electric motors designed by Tesla, was first used to power mines around Alta, more specifically the Gold King mine. It was the first industrial use of alternating current for anything other than light bulbs. A lawyer and banker in Telluride had a lot invested in the mine, but the overhead of using coal and wood to generate steam to power things was killing them financially, to the tune of about $2,500 a month, plus $50 a ton to deliver it. The banker, L.L. Nunn, who owned the only bank in the county in Telluride, convinced Mr. Westinghouse in Pennsylvania to help design and finance the hydro-electric plant several miles downhill in Ames, Colorado, which is still there and operating. Alternating current “travels” much more efficiently than direct current, and wires were strung up the hill to Alta and the mines near it. The power was not “made” there, and chances are Mr. Tesla never went there. Mr. Nunn, on the other hand, ended up wealthy and the technology spread rapidly, even as far as the hydro power at Niagara Falls.

Beautiful fall colors! I did this loop with my cousin and his family back in 1998. I believe we did the loop in the opposite direction. My cousin was the one in charge, and I and my girlfriend were kind of tagging along. We had two vehicles: cousin had a mid 80s (84?) Ford Bronco, and I had a relatively stock 1986 Toyota 4Runner (which I still have). Neither vehicle was really challenged by the loop, although I have memory of a really steep hill that I was thankful I didn’t have to stop on and get started again, and there was also a switchback above timberline that I remember having some rock shelves where I was having a bit of traction loss going up them. Would like to go back someday…

For anyone who has driven this. Would a stock outback wilderness make it through no problem? 9.5 clearence.

This was SO helpful! Very well done video. Thank you! We are planning on heading out there next spring with our (will be) 11 and 8 year old.

Love this place. So nice!

Best narrated and descriptive video of a trail ride I've watched. Very informative and much appreciated. Learned alot and very helpful in future planning. 👍👍

What recommended PSI would you deflate to?

Videos like this are a great help to plan off-roading trips since my wife is terrified of heights and roads without guardrails. My wife and I are planning to buy an off-grid travel trailer to tow with my 2022 Power Wagon so I can park the trailer so my wife will have a nice place to hang out if I go do some off-roading that would make her uncomfortable. Having the trails marked "Easy", "Moderate", and "Difficult" is great information to have also since I'm not overly interested in damaging a $75k truck nor at the age of 70 having to dig a truck out or walk out of an alpine area. I did all that sh!t when I was younger.

I was 15 yrs old My dad had a trailer there in 1985 not a hole lot has changed can't remember if it had a fence up around the pool area we were to the left of the center pool area set up. They didn't have a lot of stores and stuff up yet near by so was nice and quiet I lol met a friend got a bit drunk and rode a bike and bit it behind the launderer mat they had back there lol scraped up my face pretty good. Went to Universals the next day and had a picture taken with Frankenstein guy that was in the area when tour was done, got a button with my pic on it lol funny times back then. They surely didn't have a lot of trees back then as they do now.

Excellent step by step instruction...you must be a teacher....LOL. Just curious which is your favorite way to start this trail up like this route or down? Thx

I've driven from the valley over hwy 120 many times delivering food to the lodge and different villages in a 36' big rig...never had any issues with 13'6" height

We were there in 2007 in March

I tried calling Scholastic and they quoted me $34.95+ shipping for each issue, so disappointed!

Thanks for the video, looks like Jayco is coming down to Thor poor quality. Two less coaches to consider