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Really want one, but I am reevaluating that. Just the difficulty of putting it on the roof and taking it down maybe a showstopper for me. The thought was to be able to pull my boat into a campsite pop it up fast and then in the morning, be able to close it in seconds and head out fishing. Seems it’s not that easy. I would not want to leave it on all summer. Building a contraption to ease the installation and taking it off seems a showstopper to me.

Hey!!!!! That's our Nash camper on Pumhouse road!! What were the chances of us coming across this very video!! Hope you enjoyed your stay!

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Love the shirt!

Well done sir.

To me it’s all about good gas mileage. That prevents a lot of extras. That’s ok.

Fight it! Happened to us in a different area. Same type situation. We fought it and won.

A warning sign that small, placed that high up, is ridiculous. Sorry that happened to you.

I use a heated metal plate to eat from. Have to use a glove to hold it but it works. The vehicle restriction is because of those that don't think and go down there the day after the water goes down and its still muddy and leave huge tire ruts everywhere which would make it a bad place to camp. That is what I found out after going to the ranger station and asking. 🤠

Excellent! You answered one major question on how to tighten the front. Do you also have the 1” foot that the tent sets on.? Or is this why you have to use the pads?

Think I got a ticket in that same area.. it’s kept me from bothering to go back.

Like the video. Spent a bunch of time backpacking in Big Bend National Park. I need to visit the SP. Particularly like you music choices.

Brilliant single-handed solution. 👍

Man, I knew that was Mosquero as soon as I saw the first building. I'm in Amarillo and I ride my KLR between Logan and Mosquero a lot. There's a 60-mile dirt road that's fun to ride and goes down into a canyon with a couple water crossings. There's no camping since it's all ranch land, but it's fun to ride.

You have serious talent as a content creator/ videographer/editor, perhaps paying youtube to promote your channel will be beneficial for your great content. I’m an artist/ barber Floridian-Texan. I’m sure you’ve already consider, just thought I’d at my to cents

Dope edits, what software do you use to create your content, love the hilarious background noise, sound like a chinese kitchen, lol!

Dude you have a great authentic youtube channel, hopefully more content with your friends.

Did you have to air down at all during your trip?

Errick from Dallas Tx here, love your videos man, they’re inspiring and fun to watch, hope to see more in the future, keep posting brother!

Nice work that’s pretty slick.

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Great video, thanks.i have the same problem. Which ARB couldn’t even diagnose properly. Can I ask do you only reinstall the new bearing with the clips and that’s it?

How have these been for you? A lot of reviews say they loosen up

I need those clamps! I have a cali raised roof rack and it’s almost impossible to tighten the bolts. And will be once I add lights

Guale 2 is something - the view is amazing and I think it's the most isolated campsite at BBRSP. Since we're no longer in TX, I don't think I'll have another chance to visit the park or the camp site anymore, but your video did the site a lot of justice. A lot of great memories - and I really enjoy the hike from the site to Javelin Road. One of the only places I have 2 full size spares, 20 gallons of extra fuel and water, recovery gear, a GPS with inreach and still feel unprepared, but totally worth it.

Only 13 minutes in, but had to comment. The videography is great, and the views are amazing! Definitely gonna have to add this trip to the list. Thanks for bringing us along!

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Wow, thanks for posting this, i have been making my own roof rack and the only thing i havent come up with a great solution for is getting the thing on top! This is great.

Enjoyed your content, you got a subscriber!

Great Video. Thanks for making!

Your doing great on the video's and editing, I enjoyed the views for sure 👌

I also saw some kayak racks once that work like this except they're on rails permanently mounted to the rack.

I've been thinking of something similar, but I don't have any place to lift from, so I was thinking of just leaving the ramp down but using a comealong to pull the tent up high enough that I can easily lift the end and hold it up with maybe an airplane wing stand or similar

Great video 👍 You don't happen to live in NE Texas do you?

I stayed at Rincon 1 last spring. I thought it was a great place. I poured myself a cocktail and sat down to enjoy it when I heard what I thought was a bear near me growling. Turned out to be a pure white stallion burro checking me out. His harem was on the hill to the south of the campsite. Enjoyed your video.

Putting some boat trailer bunk material will help. I use a game hoist.

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I love this, thank for making it. I am going to try to explore the big bend ranch this winter. I like the second campsite you were at, I think you called it Rinkon 2 but I thought I heard you say that it was a walk in sight. Was it ok to drive the truck right up to the table? I may try to go to that one.

Amazing spot!!!!!! Where is this?

Yanmar tractor. Front end loader. Forks and straps. One man process.

Where off Aqua Chiquita was that spot. Taking the kids up this weekend and looks perfect. I am way more familiar with CO, but this is half the distance and more familiar with the area around Santa Fe

I grew up in El Paso. Back in the '60s and '70s, we had some property about 5 miles east of Cloudcroft, where we would go to beat the heat. I lived there and in Cloudcroft for about three years. I love that area. The afternoon rains would drop the temperature from 15 to 20 degrees. I now live in the northern NM mountains near Santa Fe. It is beautiful here in the mountains of New Mexico.

108 only because you guys have high humidity I live in Yuma AZ 115 is a normal 108 dry heat perfect weather 😅

I've been going there for about 25 years. Kinda wish you hadn't posted this video.

I spent hours getting my Roam tent on my 4-runner last night. I was angling towards this as a solution. Brilliant sir.

brilliant, This method has other applications as well. Thank you kindly!

I was wondering where you bought the screw in bracket to mount the roof top tent to the rack. That is a very clever idea.

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Awesome!!!

Best UA-cam video I’ve seen in a long time. Thanks for sharing your brilliant solution.