Thanks pal!
You also have been doing some neat solar work on your RV home!!!
Happy Trails...Pal!!!

I like that Power Station set-up Ray, nice video also!
A little off from your power center, but here is pictures of my last install.
It is a upgrade with 6- Safari UT 1300 Lion Energy 100Ah batteries.
It was one tight battery bank install.......
Miss you and Anne! Happy Trails Pal!!!

Nice Ray!
Happy Trails Pal!!!

Thanks! Yep, that's how I got down the YouTube "Rabbit Hole" and found the covered town of Frank, And there he was singing old "Stomping Tom"!
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Nice video Ray!
Last time I towed the old 5th wheel (14 months ago) your "Flex-Air" worked good on the larger Copper-Canyon.
Happy Trails...Pal!!!

Nice! Happy Trails...Pal!!!

Nice video!
Happy Trails!!!

Good video, wonderful scenery! We would love to see your island some day.
Hopefully the virus will subside and the border will let us visit in person someday soon.
Happy Trails!!!

Blue #2 is looking good in that scenery!
Happy Trails...Pal!!!

Howdy!
The main reason for at least one tire chain on a trailer is to keep it from drifting/sliding/slipping on snow, ice, mud.
We have had at least two sets of tire chains on our rig since we have been fulltiming now for over 15 years. Back in the past I drove in the Wyoming oilfields hauling oil and produced water from oil wells and oil rigs. It was muddy, and icy, and then there was the Snow....... We had Tire Chains running on our trucks more than thay where off. Tire chains are cheep insurance to help you in bad spots when the weather catches a person off guard. I've actually used Tire Chains more to get our rig out of a slick, muddy spot then in the snow. They work great when stuck off road and you need more traction to get unstuck. It won't save you if you are up to your axles, but on slick surfaces like mud and wet grass it will save the cost of a tow truck $$$$$.
If you do get a set for your rig make sure thay are the correct size and you know how to put them on properly. Also keep in practice and put a chain on once a year so you don't forget and to make sure the chains are in good working order.
Happy Trails!!!

Good Job!
Happy Trails!!!

I wish I could give you some tips.......
We may have been down too many of them to know witch ones are "Bad"????
Just take it slow and most of all, enjoy the journey!

Ha!! Ha!!

Nice upgrade, did that to our old 5th wheel back in 2011. One of the best upgrades to the running gear.
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Happy New Year my good friends!
I hope we can get back to personal "Boondocking" visits in the SW desert soon!
I'm missing the "happy Hours".................................