remove your shelves when you are driving

That is looking great! Hah, nice spider web of wires. Coming together really nicely!

Soooo pretty much EVERYTHING on this trailer broke. Brutal. I liked Jayco but I'm re-thinking this brand. Cheaply built garbage.

Yeah , that’s the down side always rednecks playing dog&ish pop country. Nice spot to get away to otherwise

I posted a comment earlier with a link with the same sounding engine F-150 3.5 l EcoBoost or ecocrap as I call it. I have taken my F-150 to the local dealership in Orangeville Ontario and they've never been able to fix it. They claim they never hear the sound which is ridiculous. But just recently they did hear the sound when I had to stand there beside them.

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How is the plumbing in it? One of the biggest complaints I hear about RV's and trailers is the poor plumbing, poorly designed connections that eventually lead to leaks.

Toys R Us???

Very Nice Video heading there in a couple of months. So excited

I'm following along just got a 2019 ext transit 2 months ago.

amazing guys! that's a ton of work.

Canada has a lot of tornadoes

Sounds like you took a camper designed for paved roads and beat the crap out of it for 31,000 miles! Most if the issues were caused from dirt, dust and pot holes! I think it held up very well considering the abuse it received!

What size are the Broad Arrow Windows you used? Keep up the great work.

Wow, coming right along, enjoying the ride! 😊

Correction: Cape Roca, promontory in Portugal, is the westernmost point of continental Europe If you include islands: Westernmost point. Monchique Islet, Azores Islands, Portugal (31° 16′ 30″ W) (If considered part of Europe, though it sits on the North American Plate). If not, then the Capelinhos Volcano, Faial Island, Azores Islands, Portugal (28° 50′ 00″ W), the westernmost point of the Eurasian Plate above sea level. Bjargtangar (24° 31′ 55″ W) is Iceland´s Westernmost point and thus furthest west of a European country.

Been looking at small RV's I can tow with a frontier. Ive been looking at the EPro/geopro 20fbs,19fbs. when I found this. Looking at tht 2024 166fbs vs 2023. they really got rid of some storage in the 2024 model, including your utensil drawer... I may just keep to the 2023 if i can find one. thanks for the review

I like hearing the names of the products you are using. Thanks

So what I'm hearing is, if I use it normally over the years, then all of this stuff will still break, but out of warranty. Cool.

was there some kind of extended or more broad warranty that you were offered that you wish you bought considering how much you used it in a short period of time, or a third party warranty?

Nice video. But that constant music.... jeez

This is why I don't buy ford

Awesome trip and video, really well made.

Thank you for visiting our beatuful Islands

What a great test for this rig! Or any rig for that matter

re: Mud in wheels...It is a thing, either you or tire shop will need to remove and wash the mud out of the wheels once it becomes unbalanced.

Another great episode. We are just starting to venture South and this one helps as we will be going to this area soon. It should be mentioned that Alberta now requires a 'Crown Land Camping pass' for boondocking in the foothills from Crowsnest Pass to Grande Prairie. At this time it is $30/adult/year.

Calvin: No Woofs given. LOL. I found your channel researching our upcoming Dempster Trip. I really enjoy your presentation and content. Thanks!

Thanks for information. Nock on wood 🪵. What size truck to pull the RV. with.

I've been reviewing small travel trailers to buy so I can go on my own. We have a huge Open Range that can't fit in state parks so although it's great for family trips we're still limited. Thank you for sharing this video. I'll watch your other videos before buying this one. Safe travels and great job on this video

Birthing Cave in Sedona is epic ❤

Y'all are awesome! Thank you!

Great video. On my bucket list to do. How are you powering the AC without shore power, a genny or some kind of Uber battery?

Jayco isn't made for extreme weather or rough terrain

Thats fun adventure !!!

Wow guys, looking amazing! What an awesome project.

I'm just going to go ahead and subscribe because I love B.C. & the vast wilderness of northern Canada. I used to drive truck up to Alaska, The Yukon & N.W.T. so I know what it's like up there! Your video has peaked my interest due to the fact that it's the more expensive sibling to my recently acquired Jay Flight SLX 174BH that me & my family are getting ready to take on some adventures! Thanks for your vid.

What Bus Bars did you use. Also what Main shut off did you use? And last what wire did you use. I am finding aluminum and copper thhn in 2/0 and 4/0?

Ooh long time no see!

So slick.... Glad your on my side!!! Good Job you two!

Bada$$ way to spend Christmas!

Axle issue was biggie for those who go off grid. Be safe !

To much up keep for an old man like me, but I still really like this trailer

What's the total budget for trip including flights within Thailand?

Yeah paying for the hikes and stuff is for sure sucky, but sadly these are the consequences that come of (some) irresponsible tourists:((

I would like to see how its hooked up to batteries etc. I installed panels on my camper and have controller, switch and inverter but need to see how its all hooked up

This is probably my favorite rv on the market. Some of these problems are a little disappointing, but not very many people are going to put their rv through what ya'll have. Most won't even get off of the pavement. Thanks for the video.

Our plan when we did that trip and throughout Alaska, was to fuel up every 1/2 tank and never had a problem, we did have an F150 too but bearing in mind it has 130L tank. Awesome trip, we did it with out Off road trailer too. We had dust too, but would prefer that than the rain and mud.

thank you for this informative video. I am thinking of buying this but I do not travel. Just camp in one place for the summer. Any suggestions?