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@@ianmoberg374 This came off a 94 Jeep Wrangler 4.0. I’m not sure mine is removable. Without the bearing installed maybe a small puller could fit

@@preacher031163 this is the pilot bearing on a 94 Jeep Wrangler 4.0

No posted signs, as far as I know we were on the forest roads/trail.

It is a very fun trail. I’ve always done day trips to Crown King, that would be nice to spend more time up there. Glad you enjoyed.

@@IdJeepThat we just did an Airbnb of an older rustic a frame cabin. That’s all we needed😁

I didn’t have a puller small enough

Thanks! This would be a good trail for your truck. The Alpine Loop from Silverton to Lake City is another good trail. Jerome is a fun town to visit. If you ever get a chance to stop by again, some shops have some cool old pictures and history about the town

@@IdJeepThat It looked pretty mellow, I'd feel ok on it. I went up to Animas forks on my (then) new 2021 KTM 890 ADV R, which I'm also a noob on. Nice ride to there and back, but as I was solo and didn't know how the trail was past there, I chickened out and turned around. I always travel completely solo, so, I need to make sure I can make it. It was a nice twist ride thru Jerome, too bad it was so hot (100deg) and humid (70%) then, It was miserable if I even slowed down. I plan to get back there, maybe in the ZR2. Thanks, and keep 'em coming!

Why?

LS engines have plug behind pilot bearing. This video was a Jeep 4.0

@@IdJeepThat I did not know that. I have a Chevy Avalanche and a Jeep XJ. Thanks

Your welcome

Yes, it worked really well.

Hope it works out. I used one of the bolts from bell housing to engine and found the same thread nut

@@IdJeepThat I might have to use something different my crank hole looks under half inch it’s a old Datsun motor

Use a bolt and nut, hold the nut in place on the backside of the bearing with the screwdriver. Hope the video helped

Thanks! Hope it helped.

Thanks, and I will keep that in mind for future videos that include historical sites.

Glad the video helped.

We forgot the canary, so we just checked it out from the entrance.

Thank you! That was an awesome view at the Longfellow Mine.

Thanks!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed. This was our first time there, it was an awesome area and cool to see all the different trails and changes in terrain.

Thank you! This was our second time to that area. I bet fall colors will probably start showing when your there. That would be awesome to see.

Thank you for the constructive opinion. Working on getting better at narrating

Thanks! The drone definitely adds a new perspective.

also... so much snow for july! so cool!

It was a bummer we couldn’t make it.

Yeah, pretty crazy! We had multiple trails we couldn't complete during our trip in July due to snow.

@@IdJeepThat Great vid, looks like you had a great time. i’ll be there in 2 weeks

@@TheMattfranz Thank you! It's an awesome area to visit and explore. Have fun, enjoy!

We did this July 2nd.

Thanks a lot!

He is safe in the back seat in a car seat that meets Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards that is secured using SFI 16.1 safety certified 2 inch lap belts.

Thanks! We’ve definitely found the YJ’s max capacity.

Thanks! Got lucky and talked the wife into driving so I could fly the drone. I seen your videos, that Picayune gulch loop looks awesome, I’ve never done that trail.

@@IdJeepThat do you want it really was a great trail. I never run it before and we kind of stumbled on it. If I ever head that way again, I’m definitely taking that route every time. It is steeper in spots than it looks but it’s nothing difficult. Just a lot of fun.

Haha! I’ll have to try both some okra and that method next time.

Thanks! The manual definitely makes things a little more challenging. If you haven’t done them yet, Schnebly Hill and Diamondback Gulch are other great trails in Sedona.

@@IdJeepThat Schnebly Hill was still closed due to snow when we were there. Someday I will make another trip to Arizona.

They love tagging along to take the scenic route.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it

It was a fun trail, tons of crawling up waterfalls and technical spots. The section of trail we did was probably 5 miles and took over 5 hours to do

The next day we went to Telluride and seen some dirt bikers carrying ski’s. Asked one of the guys what’s going on, they were on their way up to Imogene to ski

Thanks! It’s a Ram Power Wagon.

Thank you! Wishing we were still there. I thought the drone was going to blow away it got so windy near Upper Camp Bird. I’m editing a couple more videos from our trip, I got the wife to drive some on Corkscrew and the Alpine Loop, so I was able to get more drone footage. If you have time do Imogene let me know how far you make it. Have fun!

@@IdJeepThat i’m leaving tomorrow morning but will come back and do imaging again. I’ve run it about six times already. Do you have a new subscriber in me? I love you Contant keep it up.

My daughter and I were just there with 4 dogs. You probably passed us as we walked up to 1st waterfall and she had my 15 year old dog in a pack on her back.

@@KCtheSUNSHINE those dogs are living the dream!

Thanks! Wish we could of made it all the way. Second time I’ve tried Imogene, both were unsuccessful..

@IdJeepThat Bad luck for sure. I did it in July 2021 and it was super clear. Barely had a patch of snow anywhere. I've done Black Bear 3 times, July 2020, July 2021 and September 2022. First 2 times in the rain and hail and finally in the sunshine!

It was a fun trail. I didn’t track the miles, I think it was around 4-6 miles and took about 4 hours to finish.

Trail starts east of Clarkdale. We turned off Sycamore Canyon Rd. I cannot remember trail number to get to trailhead, but this pin should help: Trailhead 34°48'10.2"N 112°01'48.9"W 34.8028308, -112.0302507 Where we ended trail 34°48'51.9"N 112°00'38.3"W 34.8144094, -112.0106350

@@IdJeepThat That does help, thanks.

Glad you enjoyed.

Thanks! He likes to stay busy

He loves his Jeep