Mexican Border Break Down | Swallow a Load in the Desert | FFL Reality Series (Ep 06)

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Leaving Arizona, we head to one of our favorite spots to take a break from the rigors of full-time road travel. New Mexico is home to great hot springs where we often recharge from our travels.

We hike around the property and enjoy how quiet this area of SW New Mexico is. Later, soak up the minerals from the terrific hot springs. Thankfully, we captured some video and picked a quiet time at the pools. After about 5 days, we’re fully rested and ready to hit the next leg of our travels. On to Texas we go…

A long drive takes us to Fort Stockton, TX, to a no-frills RV park. Suitable for a quick sleepover. Before we get there, just outside of town, we run out of gas. This happens quite often as our tow vehicle gets around 7 MPG while pulling our RV, and the gas tank just isn’t quite big enough. We learned quickly always to have spare gas on hand, especially crossing West Texas, where vast areas lack services.

So after a night’s sleep in Fort Stockton, we wake up to an ice storm. We had already changed our plans, eliminating San Antonio from our itinerary, but this storm is massive and will seemingly get us no matter where we go. So our new plan is to head to deep south Texas, to an area called the Rio Grande Valley (RGV). The weather, while still bad for the area, will be spared the worst of the storm.

All is normal on the drive, and we’re making great time so far. The road was a bit icy when we left, but the temperature is slowly rising, so we weren’t too concerned. Our route follows the Texas/Mexico border, which is sometimes just feet away along our trip.

We come across a small bridge/overpass a few hours into this day. Nothing unusual, and it wasn’t too bumpy. Suddenly, the vehicle starts sliding into the oncoming lane of traffic. Thankfully, there’s very little traffic on this state highway. It felt like we hit ice. However, we almost instantly realized something else was wrong. Smoke was billowing from underneath our RV. Damn! We thought we blew a tire. But no, we snapped a leaf spring, which instantly shifted the weight of our 7,000lb RV behind us while causing the two tires on that side to lock up.