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@@jeanyves3364 thanks for checking it out!

I don't know much about the Lion Safari. . Basically, you don't want a battery that off gases inside the rig. Not sure that expanding the amp hours with the existing Expion360 battery would be compatible.. i'll have to look into it a bit !

@ it’s lithium iron phosphate as well

@@madvillain1987 thanks! I had a peak at it . Sounds like toxic gas is a non issue . I know the Expion360 has 132ah and puts out 750w as a single. When run with two of them and a larger inverter than Scout offers , you should be able to pull 1500w with both. Where I need to do some learning is that the battery in question has different amp hours (would just run out soon if run in pairs perhaps?) and I'm not sure on its watt output but worst case , the Scout could just be ordered without the Expion360 at a discount and you should be able to run those . Happy to look into it further if needed ! Best , Ryan

@ I appreciate your replies. I have an Olympic on order that I’m picking up in January. I chose to not add the additional battery because I could get two 100 amp hour safari batteries for almost the same price as the single Expion360.

@@madvillain1987 Congrats on the Olympic! I've been asking about this a bit. The lithiums are pretty finicky in regards to voltage / amps etc. and it's not advisable to run "other" batteries. Scout went with the Expion360 because it's self heating etc. Don't have the exact answer on the batteries you are looking at but Scout would advise to stick with the Expion360's

I want the same thing ! Likely 2026's but service centers should be able to install a flush mount if it's a must have .. one dealer has been doing it for years in CO

Haha fair! This simple set up gets the job done but it won't be as luxurious as yours

@@dennisrasmussen9031 thanks for checking it out ! That Kenai is Nook Overlands. I'm not 100% sure which fridge they had in there's . I want to say it's a 70L. I know I have Owned a Kenai and I had a National Luna 90L and it fit nicely !

Looking forward to seeing the Kenai Pop-Up….I am 6’7” so like the extra height. Also, hoping that under bed storage is added!? Keep up your great videos!

@@dennisrasmussen9031 makes sense on the extra height if your 6'7 .. I haven't heard anything on under the mattress storage yet but it could happen .. will know more early 2025.. thanks for watching them!

@@Chops00 sounds like a vote for hard side 🙂

@@madvillain1987 I hear ya ! Everyone likes their own thing . Being in a rainy area of the West I love hard sided but there's some sweet benefits to a pop up as well!

@@Suki_the_half_blue hahah right ! I find it pretty awesome . .. he really wanted to video inside himself I guess

@@trudgeesbugout really lol !

@@Superjake385 www.cascadeadventureproducts.com/

@@chancer194 they are planned to have AC and a dealer down your way in the near future!

@@trudgeesbugout if they add it to their new pop top I'll buy it instantly! It has a very durable roof so I can imagine it would work!

@@chancer194 it could work on the roof! I don't think Scout can find an AC to work with the holes in the rear wall. They have tried and are looking at a new solution on the passenger side of the camper so that it can work on all models. Pop up or not.

@@anthonyknapp6219 hopefully it actually helped! I was stumped for a while myself lol didn't know the truck would be missing fuses

@@Cowboy200708 nice meeting you as well! Are you stopping by the factory ?

i think that was similar to Scouts original plan. They had an AC but it wasn't cooling the campers enough so a new solution is planned in the next few months but I know they are working on it!

I hope they do to! It might be a few months out but I'm sure something will come available

Haha I'm waiting to see them too! I can't do any videos on them yet because they don't exist. The Olympic will be coming out late in the Winter likely. Wish I could have them sooner as well !

Why aren't you just ordering it now? Why next year?

@@OpspecQ haha agreed! Coming soon !

@@jd24bdc72 did you take the air back out of the bags with the camper off ? Some air bags have built in "bumpers" so they won't be damaged by running them with no air which should bring you back close to your stock ride

@@thebakeradventures 😊🤷‍♂️ the bigger models should be released "soon"

@@trudgeesbugout holding our breath!!! 😆

@@D_F_L_ it depends on the truck ...our Ranger with a Yoho has a payload over 1500lbs... You can improve your safety and others by adding air bags, good tires etc. You can only increase the payload by removing items off the truck such as the tail gate, back seat , spare tire etc but obviously that doesn't work for families or people getting way off grid. A bigger truck never hurts for a camper BUT many mid size trucks can be made to work and tons of owners run campers on their mid size trucks . I always recommend weighing the truck . GVWR (driver's door) minus the weight of your truck = true payload

@@trudgeesbugout on the frontier it Tacoma, would you be able to add this and fill it with stuff and 2 people and stay under? Maybe a ranger payload but everything else seems kinda close. Will scout come out with a shell camper? That’d be interesting when competing with project M

@@D_F_L_ I hear yah ... The Tacoma specifically can get pretty tight ( I see it more commonly than the Frontier) and you definitely want to be safe and not be much over weight but you can take things off the truck and get pretty close ...that's why I recommend scaling the truck because the sticker weights don't know how much ppl weigh or changes you've made to the truck etc. sometimes it works is people's favors and sometimes it goes the other way lol but ya the Scouts can be ordered without options but I'm not aware of another shell model yet .. we'll see what happens after all the new pop ups are released ....

@@jamesvantatenhove7732 I would imagine that once the parts are available for the 2025's you could order and install that new bed extension. I haven't seen it done but it doesn't seem too complicated. Two rails for the slide, the extension and cushions. I think you'll be able to make it happen! I'd try support@amlrv.com in the Fall

@@Brian-bd5vb I'll try and get a more in depth one soon .. thanks for checking it out !

@@Chops00 they should have something soon when the 2025 parts are available at support@amlrv.com

@@shannonheiser247 the new slide out bed was the 2025 change under the mattress but maybe they will do something in the future for storage in that spot !

@@Chops00 once the parts are available for the 2025's it could potentially be added !

I think I was sitting a bit awkward as well. At around 3:30 you will notice that under the table the floor is raised. If you sat in the dinette "property" Your feet wouldn't dangle. If you sat how I'm sitting , you're legs might be longer than mine or else maybe you need to put something under your feet :) probably best to go sit in one as they start shipping soon !

I believe they will make a pop up for the Gladiator in the Spring! it will still likely be 62 " long at the base but it will work on the truck

How do you keep from being trapped, since the door opens outside?

@@aaahhrealmarcus a ladder locked me inside my own camper once .... I had to jump out a window :) lol

@@aaahhrealmarcus yea, 🤣 good point!

@@tylerhamade5368 haha fine detail creeping ♥️

@@moopuna the fitting is the same as a garden hose and 3/4" standard threading!

@@mryakima I take my own camper hunting down Forest service roads which are very dusty usually...I've never had an issue other than the dirt that ends up in my cubbies if it's not perfectly clean ..I know Scout has done lots of improving their door seals .. I can't say that dust won't get in but I haven't experienced an issue

That was done by the owner of that Tuktut .. he's part of the Juniper Overland group but does not work there so I'm not sure on price , make etc but their store may know

@@trudgeesbugout awesome. Thanks for the reply.

@@jeremycaraway18 it's a custom 12gal tank you can order directly from Juniper Overland

@@johnsenn1998 awesome! Thanks for the info

I saw the same comment on your mom's Instagram page...

Haha but legit!

haha that Tuktut is the king of Tuktuts - def not soft

@@trudgeesbugout I might call 4 showers a day while camping soft

@@natef853 haha very soft!

@@natef853 ummm, 4 showers before lunch is just the warm up.

@@ScoobyFermentation the exterior height including the roof fan is 61.25" on the Yoho Pop up .. it would likely need to be on a dolly to get inside an 84" garage on a 96" opening and a mid sized truck, you would likely be able to drive it in

@@jw3252 the exterior height including the roof fan is 61.25" on the Yoho Pop up .. it would likely need to be on a dolly to get inside an 84" garage on a 96" opening and a mid sized truck, you would likely be able to drive it in

@@trudgeesbugout Thanks for the fast reply! Good to know. It would fit in my building's garage in LA, but not in garage at my home in desert. Much more concerned about having it garaged off the streets in LA than sitting in my driveway in desert. ☺

@@jw3252 haha fair enough ! At least it should fit in LA! If you have any questions on the Scouts you can reach their team at sales@scoutcampers.com

@@vitolakatos8597 hey, this should be able to be ordered through any Scout Dealer scoutcampers.com/find-dealer/

@@lifeaftereverything4986 not 100% sure ! I'm waiting to see it also but I would imagine it should be around Winter time

@@FreeLander5280 the bed dimensions without the full bed extension are 72" long by 51" wide

Hey Brian, thanks for checking out the video! The full slide is awesome ! Sorry I missed the comment but hopefully I have some videos you'll like coming:)

@@mbkb735 there is a slight "Humm" I barely hear it ..you hear it more from the outside .. my hunting partner told me it can be loud from his camper but I sleep like a baby

It's illegal to be in there while the vehicle is in motion.

@@jesseriosjr438 I guess if you can't close your tail gate , you don't have a 1/2" rubber mat and your 4 straps give out while driving a bit wildly .. maybe ?

@@johnsenn1998 that guy definitely knows more about tires than me lol I think his answers are solid to direct people to the right places for tire pressure questions etc.. i have 40psi in my tires .. maybe I need to re watch this video myself and figure out what I should actually have 😂 I have F ranges so probly rides rougher than yours

​​@@trudgeesbugouthonestly his best piece of advice was that no single tire pressure is right for every person. I'm a huge advocate of the chalk line test on my tires and honestly that is how I base pressure off of. It's no secret though that you like a rough ride. Ha.

@@johnsenn1998 haha agreed on the tire pressure info! what is the chalk line test ???

@@trudgeesbugout the chalk like test is when you draw a thick solid line across the entire width of the tire tread, then drive in a straight line until enough of the chalk has worn off the tire to inspect the center vs shoulder height of the tire. An "even wear" chalk line across the tire shows that you have the correct pressure to create a nice, flat tire contact patch. Here's just (1) of the hundreds of videos on YT :) ua-cam.com/video/W0qL20nBNRI/v-deo.htmlsi=jhETM8EYs61jnoVv&t=299

@@johnsenn1998 dang that's legit ! thanks for sharing this info !! I had no idea on this .. will be chalking my tires this weekend lol super cool and pumped you shared this

@@Equipt1 me too lol they are 100% frame Mounted and a bolt on design .. might have to get my own set to I'm a bit more knowledgeable :)

@@Oak940 these are directly through Torklift but when I talked to them at the show they said they had them finalized for certain trucks .. I know my f150 was one they had them for .. might be worth reaching out to torklift directly to see when they could get you a set for your truck