One good thing amidst all the turmoil is that you've got each other for support ❤

So sorry you guys!! Sadly we can relate and feel your pain! Still worth it, and so glad youre still smiling and not giving in!!

Pull the brass piece down as you lift the hydrant handle. This is a freeze protection feature on those hydrants.

Making me sick just watching.. I get it

Love spotted cow

I had to sell my truck box because it limited our maneuvering I pushed a little to hard and it dinged the camper fortunately a little clear caulk fixed the issue

Nice 25-point turn into your driveway, lol! We feel your pain as we had something similar at Jeremy's dad's house.

Keep on keeping on ….. new subscriber here ❤

You both handle issues so well!

You handled that really well!

😂.. guess those shorts are stage 3 ..now. 😂

Are he valve stems the originals that came with the rim? Are the tires "E" or "G" rated?

Pro tip. If you cuss A LOT it'll usually get you a live person right away.

You guys did great and handled it well. Safe Travels.

Not just TST, but you’ll want metal stems for any TPMS systems.

Oh my! Sometimes it's best not to ask "WHAT NEXT?" I'm so glad that you are safe (we've been in that tire situation before but thankfully we had a Washington state trooper who noticed and stayed with us, re-routing traffic until the tire was changed. He said that he'd never seen anyone so prepared to change a flat tire on the side of the road, as my husband was, lol). Sometimes, all you can do is laugh when you have days like this. I like Angela's strategy: wine fixes everything 😂, even if it's only temporary. I hope things get better from here on in. Have a great week 😊

all I can say is WOW

Like an old lady I worked with years ago always said when things went wrong " some days it be's some days it don't be's" that was a don't be's day

Hey guys so glad you did this collaboration with the group we know most of these guys very well and a fantastic group to work with. Your video was seriously awesome!! You introduced us to 6 new items seriously we are going on 7 years and way to go! These were all easy, simple and not expensive improvements! Loved what you did we will be checking into all of them. Ok on a personal note love Cody Jinks great t-shirt! Also the Mic is a must bring it out more often girl love it!!!! 😊 nice collaboration!

I'm so sorry, we had our flat on the way here to Cullman Alabama. Couldn't remember if I already told Yall that. We have an appointment at Discount Tire on the 3rd in Huntsville when we leave here headed to Nashville for a few day, before heading back home by way of your state of Arkansas!

Y'all crack me up .... I mean sheesh I thought I was a shit show ... hahahaha good luck and safe travels

You’re supposed to pull down on that part has the water flowing out. It’s made that way to release pressure when you put the handle down into the off position. There was nothing wrong with it.

On that type of spigot you have to attach your hose to the normal connection then pull the handle up. With the water coming out the bottom pull the ring down where the water is coming out and it will pressurize the hose. Those are vacuum breaker freeze protection connections. In Wisconsin at the military fam camp they put instructions on the spigots. Hope your travels get better, you guys rock.

27:45 Good idea!

The Trailer Aid is a good way to bend your axle if you're loaded like you are. I never recommend them on heavy 5ers. I've straightened axles for people that bent their axles from using that technique. The 3.0 Level system will lift it no problem. I have a 45' 21k 5er and the system has no problem getting a flat tire off the ground.

C &A...glad to hear you run about 200 miles between gas stops. Thats what I've been figuring for us. We have the same F350 7.3 as you except pulling a GD312BHTS. Hated to see the issues you were having especially the tire going flat on the interstate. I was genuinely fearfull of you guys getting hit from behind. On a recent trip coming home from Colorado, one of friends got rear-ended ON the interstate near Cheyenne. The driver said he didn't see them!! Regarding spare tire, we actually bought a second spare and put it in the bed. You may not be able to do that with your 5th wheel, though. Thanks fir the tip on metal valve stems. I'll have to get that done soon. Safe travels! Hopefully we run into you sometime in the future. BTW..are you guys going to GD national ralley in Goshen, IN? Take care!

We need to change ours out. Didn't know you needed to. Learned something new. Safe travels you guys

It's so frustrating. We got a rock chip on the motorhome windshield last week. Spent hours on phone with insurance company and glass company trying to talk to a person.

Not that we want frustrating things to go wrong for other people. But it is nice to know we aren't the only people that these things happen to. Our stairs did the same thing!! But unless there was some serious editing you sure handled this stress better than us. There would have been lots of language not fit for the tube. Safe travels and we really enjoy watching!!

Good Lord!! Who did you piss off to put a hex on you guys??? lol When it rains it pours for you. I do have to say that you both handled it all pretty well. A lot better than I would have. Hoping your luck turns for the better quickly! Stay safe!!

We love watching you guys! Better days are ahead!

When it rains, it pours👍🏻🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

Btw, I’ve run across that style water spigot….you need to pull down on the fitting that your hose connects to and the water will come out. The other outlet where the hose doesn’t connect is a vacuum breaker to prevent back flush.

Keep on keeping on!! You missed a beautiful state park near Crawfordsville, IN….Turkey Run State Park. It’s amazing!

My goodness guys. So sorry about 2 travel days back to back being bad. Safe travels.

Man I’m stressed out just watching the last couple vids.. sending better vibes 🤙

Is the advantage of the metal valve stems due to the TPMS so they don’t fail as quickly?

Momma said there would be days like this! You guy’s rarely have issues but dang they all come at once. As bad as it was y’all were still entertaining. Be safe and continue to be you!

You guys are awesome how the heck you manage to keep your smiles and laughter, through all of those little bumps in the road. As always, thanks for sharing.

Oh and that back up job, yea, that's me all the time. Still getting used to our fifth wheel(which btw is 2mos old and seems to have a stress crack/hole in the front cap) which is in the shop 😱😱😭😭😭😭

@30:45 ROFLMAO No kidding I was 3 miles from my beach destination and literally a car pulls up beside us to tell us our wheel was literally on fire...I nodded, said thank you and went to work. This isn't my first rodeo with wheels on fire. So when you said we're 2 miles from our destination I literally laughed out loud. Not at you guys of course 😉😉 Hoping things are picking up for you guys.

My “luckiest” breakdown was in Missouri (on a trip from Virginia to Kansas). The TST went off, but the tire had only lost like 5 pounds. There was an exit about a half mile ahead so we limped to the exit and dropped another 15 pounds of air in 5 pound bursts. As we approached the exit, we noticed the sign of a tire shop. The mechanic diagnosed the valve stem in seconds and in an hour I had four shiny new brass valve stems. Best of all: only cost me about forty bucks! Hoping you find your way back to similar good luck. Thanks for sharing!

Ooowhee, taking the day to binge you from the getgo.

Cheers guys you deserve a nice glass of wine. We also had a hard time with that style of water hookup on a long crazy travel day 🤷🏻‍♀️ hope the futures smooth

I got my valve stems all changed at Discount tires. Less than $20.00 for all five tires.

Ya all got some Bad luck!! We try and keep our travel days to 8 hours max. We add 2 hours to what ever the gps says it's going to take.

I LOVE your crazy meter!! Mine would be a grumpy meter, I fear.. yours is awesome! 😅

Your video reminded me of an issue we had years ago with our first travel trailer. The tires were pretty old when we purchased it used, so I went out and purchased 4 new Goodyear Marathon's. I knew nothing about rubber valve stems being an issue, so I never asked for metal. At 3 months one of the valve stems rotted and failed when we were 1.5 hours from home, and 5 miles from the next exit. It was 102 out that day and kind of humid. This was prior to tire pressure monitoring, so I found out about the tire going down when I saw an orange flash in my drivers side mirror. Shortly after that I flaming portion of tire flew off and landed in the center median, and we were traveling in the right lane at that time. Not only was there a piece of flaming tire in the center median, but what was left on the rim was also on fire. I quickly grabbed some water and put out the fire on the rim, but then had to cross two lanes of traffic to put out the fire from that piece of tire that flew off. It was a really hot and dry summer that year and I did not want to be responsible for starting a grass fire. I had to change the tire on the side of the highway and did it with a 4 way tire wrench, no impact wrench. Each time a semi went by I had to grab the trailer, as I thought I might get sucked into the lane of traffic. Hope you two don't cook from the heat with no power.

My husband and I held our breath for yall. Aye caramba! You both held your tongue much better than we could. Thanks for being willing to share the good and the rough. We really enjoy watching fellow Arkansas full-time RVers. Now clear the bad energy and start anew. 😊

I had not heard the valve stems are better to be metal? The rubber won’t take the added weight? I have the same TST system