i will admit that is a nice antenna although mounting it below the roof of the rig make it more directional. meaning you will pick up signals better from that side ane the rear. and the signals from the passenger front direction will be weak or nonexistent. i would recommend a dome style antenna on top of the rig for better reception.
That bright red will conceal any movements you make as you head out to your bugging spot(s). People will just think you are going over landing instead of escaping destruction... lol
@@iamthehype3684 Oh, and bright shiny red during a societal emergency doesn't? Start growing some brain cells, people. If some people start seeing this shit post-SHTF, someone's gonna smoke people just based on principle.
Just now watching this, I had this argument about clean backup power vs dirty with a previous employer to the point that I believe it got me laid off. Except the plan there was to hook half a mil+ worth of equipment to it as opposed to a fridge. Everything in me wants to forward this video link!
Well boys, I just found your channel and watched both videos on your bugout vehicles...what can I say except, Well done, and he’ll yeah?” Gives me ideas for my truck that will surely make the wife unhappy 😉. You have any more videos that show the 6X6 in action? I’d love to check it out.
6x6 vehicle is good for long term bugout situation. Several weeks, several month, or even more than a year bugout is possible in 6x6 vehicle. Why? It makes possible to load more luggage. Load capacity is increased with more wheels under the cargo space. You can install a roof rack and load more luggage on it.
6 wheel drive.... wellp just understand how 4 wheel drive works and add another 2 wheels to the ass end.... like honestly it probably just uses a singular transfer case so it can shift in and out of 4 wheel with a driveshaft between the back wheels connecting the 4 back wheels together, would be interesting to know the gear ratio of the transfer case it couldn't be from a normal 4x4 cause that would probably break under the stress of the additional 4 wheels only thing i could think is if it was a transfer case out of a semi truck or something like that
Can you put this truck on a lift? I want to see the under carriage. It's a guy thing. You always look underneath the skirt. Just curious to see how that axle setup is. Looks like a front axle swapped into the rear with possibly a inverted steering system. I would like to see how that's connected along with the drive lines.
Or the gasoline runs out (Did they even mention if this was a diesel, or not? It probably isn't). Or someone noticed these vehicles, due to their shiny red color, along with the Mall Ninja "COVID-19 Quarantine Unit" painted on the side, and a real Survivalist takes them out, just based on principle.
@@erwin643 the gas (petrol) or diesel running out isn't a bit problem, the vehicle gets parked and used as a basis for shelter & a settlement. It's the storage of solar power for when the sun doesn't shine (like at night, particularly) I think the ideal would be to find a flowing, perennial stream with enough flow to create a hydro-powed set up, but most modern materials and even tools are designed with obsolescence in mind.... it will only be the truly creative that will survive.
@@petermiddo True. You mean like the people who own older 1980's to 90's diesels with filtration units, who will still be running their vehicles on filtered versions of used ATF, motor oil, etc., long after the gasoline runs out or gets too old to use? BTW, my favorite Docu-Drama posted here on UA-cam is "After Armageddon." Near the end of it, it shows what someone did with a VW van with a big sliding door (for real, obviously, used as a prop in this film). They gutted out the interior and built a giant rack system, for large-scale summertime dehydrating (I've used the dashboards of one of my pickup trucks quite a bit for dehydrating, over the years)!
If you haven’t seen this. Here you go. www.jk-forum.com/articles/jeep-cherokee-six-wheels-infinite-coolness/ there are a bunch of guys in utah who were apart of the rat fink group. JC hacket it a well know guy in the old guy utah hotrod culture. He will most likely know him.
I did the same thing (turn a daily drive to a bugout vehicle) with my 1999 GMC Yukon. Here is a video of its progress ua-cam.com/video/wC6Dv6tBao0/v-deo.html
COOL BEANS and a NICE TAX WRITE OFF for BATTLBOX ADVERTISING as WELL... GREAT JOB!!!
That shovel is impressive, the sounds of everything unfolding and locking is nice! (Spent some years I'm a machine shop)
For half a second my exhuasted mind was "Wow they put a whole car in the battlbox this month? thats crazy"
i will admit that is a nice antenna although mounting it below the roof of the rig make it more directional. meaning you will pick up signals better from that side ane the rear. and the signals from the passenger front direction will be weak or nonexistent. i would recommend a dome style antenna on top of the rig for better reception.
That is one badass 6x6 Jeep Wagoneer!!!
Here from Netflix🙂 can't wait to see more videos
Looks like it's time for a train horn for the 6x6..lol
Interesting , Thank you . As you probably know , Diesel Brothers built a 6x6 a couple of years ago . Happy trails
I love these videos! yall are genuine and just have fun.
That truck is a nice set up to I never seen a six wheeler before that is awesome
That bright red will conceal any movements you make as you head out to your bugging spot(s). People will just think you are going over landing instead of escaping destruction... lol
Well at least it's not camo or matte black. Concealment is nice but those two colors in SHTF says "please rob and kill me"
@@iamthehype3684 Oh, and bright shiny red during a societal emergency doesn't?
Start growing some brain cells, people. If some people start seeing this shit post-SHTF, someone's gonna smoke people just based on principle.
Just now watching this, I had this argument about clean backup power vs dirty with a previous employer to the point that I believe it got me laid off. Except the plan there was to hook half a mil+ worth of equipment to it as opposed to a fridge. Everything in me wants to forward this video link!
Yeah man, gotta get a train horn. Easy install plus you can have a small tank for airing up a flat or camp mattress, etc.
Well boys, I just found your channel and watched both videos on your bugout vehicles...what can I say except, Well done, and he’ll yeah?” Gives me ideas for my truck that will surely make the wife unhappy 😉.
You have any more videos that show the 6X6 in action? I’d love to check it out.
Onboard air for the tires .... You can also tap in a train horn
Hella. Ima be honest...i kinda drooled. I love it. Thank you for the vidjo.
What in God's Name is a "vidjo"?
@@erwin643 a goofy way of pronouncing "video".
@@kristyjennings-rebarjinkie3078 LOL. Thanks.
Love your series,so does my fish !! See photo.
Love that Jeep. I had a ‘77 Two Door Cherokee.
i have a 96 2 door Cherokee , Now that I am older I miss my 4 door , easier access
keep it in sight at all times man
Awesome truck but what if the truck battery is really low could you use the battery under truck to start the engine
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Video i from in argentina
This is my type of vehicle.
WE NEED TO SEE IT IN ACTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!1!1!1!1!1!!!!1!1!1!!1!1!!1!11!1!1!!!!
6x6 vehicle is good for long term bugout situation.
Several weeks, several month, or even more than a year bugout is possible in 6x6 vehicle.
Why?
It makes possible to load more luggage.
Load capacity is increased with more wheels under the cargo space.
You can install a roof rack and load more luggage on it.
6 wheel drive.... wellp just understand how 4 wheel drive works and add another 2 wheels to the ass end.... like honestly it probably just uses a singular transfer case so it can shift in and out of 4 wheel with a driveshaft between the back wheels connecting the 4 back wheels together, would be interesting to know the gear ratio of the transfer case it couldn't be from a normal 4x4 cause that would probably break under the stress of the additional 4 wheels only thing i could think is if it was a transfer case out of a semi truck or something like that
We need to make these dudes a proper helmet for Steve!
Whatever.
Go watch your NFL/NASCAR.
Can you put this truck on a lift? I want to see the under carriage. It's a guy thing. You always look underneath the skirt.
Just curious to see how that axle setup is. Looks like a front axle swapped into the rear with possibly a inverted steering system. I would like to see how that's connected along with the drive lines.
Nicely done everyone
If a true apocalypse occurs, what happens in 4-6 years when all the batteries to start these vehicles wont hold charge, are u/s?
Or the gasoline runs out (Did they even mention if this was a diesel, or not? It probably isn't).
Or someone noticed these vehicles, due to their shiny red color, along with the Mall Ninja "COVID-19 Quarantine Unit" painted on the side, and a real Survivalist takes them out, just based on principle.
@@erwin643 the gas (petrol) or diesel running out isn't a bit problem, the vehicle gets parked and used as a basis for shelter & a settlement. It's the storage of solar power for when the sun doesn't shine (like at night, particularly)
I think the ideal would be to find a flowing, perennial stream with enough flow to create a hydro-powed set up, but most modern materials and even tools are designed with obsolescence in mind.... it will only be the truly creative that will survive.
@@petermiddo True. You mean like the people who own older 1980's to 90's diesels with filtration units, who will still be running their vehicles on filtered versions of used ATF, motor oil, etc., long after the gasoline runs out or gets too old to use?
BTW, my favorite Docu-Drama posted here on UA-cam is "After Armageddon." Near the end of it, it shows what someone did with a VW van with a big sliding door (for real, obviously, used as a prop in this film). They gutted out the interior and built a giant rack system, for large-scale summertime dehydrating (I've used the dashboards of one of my pickup trucks quite a bit for dehydrating, over the years)!
@@erwin643 even roaming the badlands endlessly, those are all going to run out as well, eventually.
Does your exterior plug on the passenger side impact your water fording ability? Cool truck.
So your prepping for the next zombie apocalypse but not worried about the current pandemic?
Just a thought but anyway to get some coupons from some of the outfitters you are showcasing,say in my batlbox? I miss the coopins
At 15:06 definitely want a video tour of that white beast in the background.
What brand is your inverter
What solar panel you using
Was it not built by Dick Cook? The “Hexapod”?
Also pretty sure its built off a cherokee chief not a wagoneer
The more info you have the better but yes....built by dick cook. We only know what we've been told. Can't find Dick or any family members
If you haven’t seen this. Here you go. www.jk-forum.com/articles/jeep-cherokee-six-wheels-infinite-coolness/ there are a bunch of guys in utah who were apart of the rat fink group. JC hacket it a well know guy in the old guy utah hotrod culture. He will most likely know him.
this is a nice truck, i prefer currins setup.......
it may have been commented on already, but Daniel's mic isn't working. I had to turn on captions at some points cuz my pc speakers only get so loud.
Nice rig but damn!!! $300 for a shovel !!!
I did the same thing (turn a daily drive to a bugout vehicle) with my 1999 GMC Yukon. Here is a video of its progress ua-cam.com/video/wC6Dv6tBao0/v-deo.html
I would just change the color. Otherwise, 👍🏽👍🏽
How about an articulate trailer
Pinch ,its Peinch
I want one, just not in blaze orange 🙂
So the next black box ($700!) Is gonna be made for Baja wannabe racers??!!
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Don't the Cops eye you with that CV-19 Quarantine labeling on it???!!
Queria que tivesse a tradução para português
Hi guys
First