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Dope build! I we just bought our xj and are looking into getting some overlanding done soon

New Follower, love your channel.. thanks for sharing and love the 51 Willy.

Ok but how is the plate attached?

I suggest adding two more of those heaters on both sides of the cylinders ultimately creating a sandwich!

Nice Jeep... sounds great...

Where are the falls on Canyon Rim Road? Can someone give me coordinates?

I need help finding a fuel pump that will fit my b e w Jeep JK or a regulator that'll work

always done this and every old head is instantly impressed

Hey! Love the video! Do you think a stock 2003 Tacoma with ok tires (and 4wd) would be able to handle these trails?

Very Cool, guessing Not many left ! I wish there was an Operational "Weasel" here in Zambales, Luzon Ph * Make Farm tasks a bit more Fun. Thank you for showing, much appreciated !

Man I don't trust sanding down the pan. Now all the area around it will rust. I'd rather glue directly to the paint. No aftermarket paint can seal as well as factory paint.

Fk yeah!

Make it so they lock in 180 degrees from where they are now. That way its impossible to pull them apart when th tailgate is closed.

Mt.Mitchell is taller than Mt Washington

can be use on a TJ WRANGLER 2000

Thank you for sharing, very informative

6:49, Your fuel filter is upside down, The smaller tube is the return line, it needs to be on top so the fuel can feed the carb instead of running back to the tank. May be one of the reasons it was parked.

You should check out field and forest in southern New Hampshire

I will never forget my trip 😂😂😂 I almost made it to the top but panicked not realizing we were about 600 ft from the top. When they say if your afraid of heights this isn't for you they ain't lying 😂😂😂 still was beautiful

How much does that setup cost?

I'd splurge for selectable as it gets rid of the weak carrier along with the obvious benefits.

Stickpile Tunnel is famed to be named for a man who died near there and found on a stick pile. We will never know. It is one of the many tunnels in Green Ridge State Forest that were built for the Western Maryland Railroad, used from around late 1800's to the 1970's. I owned a cabin across from Point Lookout in WV for a long time & in the 70's & 80's, before the gates, we would drive through these tunnels! Stickpile tunnel was at a "stop" on the Western Maryland Railroad as it was the site of a small town that supported the apple harvesting industry.

nice video! never heard of this place so its ok to overland there? how does one find out about a permit for this place?

Great video!!! Lucky to find them

Mpg?

While I would like the canvas cover I am so very jealous of the weasel it would be a crazy fun machine.

I may have missed it, but any chance you have this route on onX or Gaia? Would love to follow this route in the next couple of weeks in the fall! Looks amazing and great video!

That is why it is call a non-maintained road in the winter. Great video.

Vehicle camping is only allowed at state sites with a permit. Otherwise , it is illegal to be close to your vehicle. As of 2024 the sites are no longer free. Biden is locking the outdoors up.

Great video. Love you coverage of these trips. Are you able to share the location of this route...start to finish? Looks exactly like what I'm looking to do next week with 2 buddies. Thanks!

Wheeling a diesel XJ in my neck of the woods? I'm in.

From the looks of the road you were on it doesn’t look like it was open to the public. Not traveled very much. We are trespassing? I live 8 miles from the Hillsgrove cover bridge that you have in this video.

Y'all need to think about what it's like to pull that tailgate down when those are fully loaded

I owned an 1985 Wagoneer (and loved it) and when I first saw the new model I was soooo disappointed that Jeep went to a boat-sized bus-like monstrosity. Now, I think it’s a great looking vehicle.

Love Nate’s videos!

Does the locker stay engaged all the time in the rear

I install 4 of this on semi truck won't do nothing get coolant water heater diesel

Your videos are improving so much over time and are nice and to the point! My buddies and I were right behind you at AOAA last year for a few miles of trails and your XJ is an awesome all-arounder! If there is any way to upload in higher resolutions/clarity, it would really showcase PA's gorgeous trails. A lot of these videos look "greasy" and not super clear visually; hard to say if it is UA-cam being greedy and wanting "premium" subscriptions or something else. 1440P+ would be awesome as it seems UA-cam is trying very hard to squeeze all they can from the 1080p crowd

I Have done Mt Washington, and Pikes Peak, and Not far from Pikes Peak (and 200 ft higher at 14,265) Mount Evans which is now called Mount Blue Sky. Evans was the scariest with no guard rails and hairpins. All done on my 2004 Harley Electra Glide.

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Where is that stream crossing

Gotta link or description😅😅

I enjoyed this video so much. I love love Green Ridge. Now that I've moved closer, I am busy and don't visit as often. It is a great place to visit, camp, and drive. Especially in a jeep!

That truth I have also 2023 Jeep Wagnoeer I go to delar 4 time but they can fixd please don't buy please find other car

Nice tent. I do like that the hinges are on the outside of the fabric. But, and its a big but. Its heavy. It weighs 40 lbs more than its compatition.

How long can you leave it plugged in? Over night One day 2 hours Any ideas?