Show 2021-10
Two Great Tennessee Destinations. Then Jeff Revisits Flyte Camp Restoration. Refab Project nears Completion on Drab to Fab. Then Mark of RV Education 101 explains Stress On Tow Vehicles.
Hi, Michelle and Laurie for “Rollin’ on TV,” and today we explore the Pigeon Forge, Tennessee area. Join us as we explore Anakeesta in Gatlinburg and learn about the Pigeon Forge KOA area and why we enjoy that particular campground.
Regular viewers may remember that some years ago we paid a visit to Flyte Camp, company in Bend, Oregon, that specializes in repair and restorations of vintage trailers. Well, we caught up
with Justin Scribner, half of the Flyte Camp crew at the Rally on the River in Brownsville, Oregon. And Justin brought us up to speed a little bit on what the company’s been up to in the intervening years.
Susan Carpenter: So at Drab to Fab right now, we are full steam ahead. After a little bit of a delay with the cabinets and with COVID, we are now doing the Samlex American Inverter. We’re putting the Go Power solar power back on and building some walls, and then we’re going to start doing the cabinets soon.
Today’s topic is understanding a vehicle’s powertrain and how towing affects it. Let’s start right now. Let’s start by explaining what a vehicle powertrain is. The powertrain on a rear-wheel drive vehicle like this includes every component required to get the power from the engine to the rear axle .
