You just popped up in my feed and I’m so glad. What a beautiful area to camp in. I personally would much rather camp in the snow and the cold, the deal with heat. Gonna check out some of your other videos. Really excellent video.
Well done. thanks for posting. I should be able to do a similar test next week here in Montana, then around Dec-Jan do an extreme cold test with my heater. I'll let you know when I post it up. Again. well done!!!
Great video! I'll be snow camping this winter with my Fj40 pulling a pop-up camper, so just a quick safety tip: I noticed your foot slipped a bit on the trailer while pushing the tent up. Adding grip tape to the top of the frame rails could help prevent slips. Looking forward to more videos!
For a fan i use a skil fan. No problem running all night. Can also have a bigger or spare battery because it is removable and is shared with a Sawzall that I cut firewood with. I have the same issue with heat variations from high to low. The fan does a great job of correcting that.
this fan worked great for me. could run all night and USB charge during the day. ordered from Amazon 20000mAh Battery Operated Fan, Portable Rechargeable Desk/Camping Fan with Light and Hook, 270° Pivot 4 Speeds Battery Powered Outdoor Fan for Tent Car Trip Sleep Hurricane Power Outages…
I have a Propex furnace that works well and have switched over to electric cooking. Will pre make different burrito combinations then warm them up in an air fryer.
I live in Victoria, Australia. I have a similar setup. But a diesel heater in a rooftop tent? Also, I complain when it’s 40f. No way could I see myself doing what you have just done. Respect.
Love the video! In this video you said you had a meter that was going to tell you exactly how much power you used with the diesel heater but you didn't mention it or show it again? Just wondering what the total output was?
Great little trip. Nice job on the video. I don't think many people know what it takes to put out a video like this, especially in the snow. What drone are you using?
I have just discovered your channel and enjoy your content. I also like going winter camping, very relaxing. My question to you is, if you have a soft top, how do you mount your Starlink?
Howdy Kerry -- Those are the Nitto Trail Grapplers, right? I'm close to buying tires..and noticed 1 year ago in a video you tossed those on. They seem to pack snow pretty well. Still happy with them after quite a bit of use?
Was that your original gears? Was that your original driveshaft? How many miles did you get? You were going to show us your star link install... We can't wait to see your next adventures!
No, those were Yukon 5:13 gears and a Front Range Driveline shaft. They probably had 40-50k miles on them. I will be posting a video over the weekend with all of the Starlink info.
Would really be interested to know the following: What drive shaft was that? How many miles? What gearset manufacturer? How many miles? Also what gear ratio?
@@TrailTraveler Thanks. I was thinking you had the small pinion. While not exactly a common issue, I've heard / seen this as a concern with 5:13's on the 44 axle, one of the reasons many opt for the 4.88 since the pinion gear is bigger than the 5:13. I went the 4.88 route (spicer gearset) with my JLUR on 38's (just turned 80k miles) since I don't tow often and live in moderate hill range of the Appalachian mountains so I see 8th gear regularly and still avg 15-16mpg. I appreciate the reply and information sharing.
Try Gila national forest and Silver City NM. Most of the Gila is closed for the winter but lots of areas still accessible. I don't think I would go anywhere south of I10 because of the border issues really and always be careful crossing main roads I've seen two head on collision or tbones with illegal drivers running from BP. Beautiful back country areas though.. pelloncillas chiracahuas Patagonia etc.. But I like silver City area better with mt baldy, mogollon ghost town, pinos altos, sapillo, turkey Creek and Gila Cliff dwellings..
There is nothing overly obvious about it that will show in pictures. At first, we thought we had to replace the main crossmember to work with the new arms. However, it turned out that my model was built during a transition phase so the new arms bolted right up to my existing crossmember, making for a pretty darned simple process.
@@nutyprof On the high end, the LF Bros N2 Pro is the best unit tested so far. A step down in price, (along with not having a good assortment of accessories) is the Sunster Toolbox v2.
@TrailTraveler that's what I suspected would happen. I've Been struggling to get my Vevor started and keep running without throwing the low voltage code.
The trailer brake is adjustable and I just turned down the setting to 2 in order to prevent the tires from locking up. I have Milestar Patagonia AT-Pros on the trailer and it did better than I had expected.
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Glad to have you here!
You just popped up in my feed and I’m so glad. What a beautiful area to camp in. I personally would much rather camp in the snow and the cold, the deal with heat. Gonna check out some of your other videos. Really excellent video.
Thanks, much appreciated you checking us out.
I absolutely love your channel,very informative
Glad you like it!
Well done. thanks for posting. I should be able to do a similar test next week here in Montana, then around Dec-Jan do an extreme cold test with my heater. I'll let you know when I post it up. Again. well done!!!
Excellent, let me know how it goes
Great video! I'll be snow camping this winter with my Fj40 pulling a pop-up camper, so just a quick safety tip: I noticed your foot slipped a bit on the trailer while pushing the tent up. Adding grip tape to the top of the frame rails could help prevent slips. Looking forward to more videos!
Great tip, I should have thought of that
Good to see a good working heater for camping
For a fan i use a skil fan. No problem running all night. Can also have a bigger or spare battery because it is removable and is shared with a Sawzall that I cut firewood with. I have the same issue with heat variations from high to low. The fan does a great job of correcting that.
Awesome
this fan worked great for me. could run all night and USB charge during the day. ordered from Amazon
20000mAh Battery Operated Fan, Portable Rechargeable Desk/Camping Fan with Light and Hook, 270° Pivot 4 Speeds Battery Powered Outdoor Fan for Tent Car Trip Sleep Hurricane Power Outages…
I have a Propex furnace that works well and have switched over to electric cooking. Will pre make different burrito combinations then warm them up in an air fryer.
I live in Victoria, Australia. I have a similar setup. But a diesel heater in a rooftop tent? Also, I complain when it’s 40f. No way could I see myself doing what you have just done. Respect.
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Love the video! In this video you said you had a meter that was going to tell you exactly how much power you used with the diesel heater but you didn't mention it or show it again? Just wondering what the total output was?
Here is the data I got:
120w startup 4 minutes
105w -115w ignition 2 minutes
35w 2 minutes
10w running on 1.6 power setting
120w shutdown 4 minutes
@TrailTraveler Thanks for the reply
Great little trip. Nice job on the video. I don't think many people know what it takes to put out a video like this, especially in the snow. What drone are you using?
I only used the DJI Mavic 3 on this trip. The Avata 2 requires that I wear the goggles, and flying with goggles and driving doesn't work well. ;)
I have just discovered your channel and enjoy your content. I also like going winter camping, very relaxing. My question to you is, if you have a soft top, how do you mount your Starlink?
I see you answered this in the video, but never showed it. Please film a dedicated video on this install, thanks for this content. New sub!
I will be doing a complete video about it along with the power solutions we decided on.
Este señor tiene parquison nueve mucho las manos
Howdy Kerry -- Those are the Nitto Trail Grapplers, right? I'm close to buying tires..and noticed 1 year ago in a video you tossed those on. They seem to pack snow pretty well. Still happy with them after quite a bit of use?
We switched to the Milestar Patagonia MT/02 in July. They have been performing great in all kinds of conditions.
@ great to know, thanks for the reply sir!
Did you leave your bluetti outside overnight? How did it do?
Yes I did, it handled it perfectly
Was that your original gears? Was that your original driveshaft? How many miles did you get? You were going to show us your star link install... We can't wait to see your next adventures!
No, those were Yukon 5:13 gears and a Front Range Driveline shaft. They probably had 40-50k miles on them. I will be posting a video over the weekend with all of the Starlink info.
Would really be interested to know the following: What drive shaft was that? How many miles? What gearset manufacturer? How many miles? Also what gear ratio?
Roughly - Driveshaft: Front Range Driveline, 60,000 miles. Gears: Yukon 5:13 50,000 miles
@@TrailTraveler Thanks. I was thinking you had the small pinion. While not exactly a common issue, I've heard / seen this as a concern with 5:13's on the 44 axle, one of the reasons many opt for the 4.88 since the pinion gear is bigger than the 5:13. I went the 4.88 route (spicer gearset) with my JLUR on 38's (just turned 80k miles) since I don't tow often and live in moderate hill range of the Appalachian mountains so I see 8th gear regularly and still avg 15-16mpg. I appreciate the reply and information sharing.
Great review. Who makes the fastback top?
That is a Bestop TrekTop
Overland Addict claymore V1040
I love the off season. Way less people out on the trails and i mean way way less.
EXACTLY!!!!
I use a claymore fan , super quiet, hols a charge for ever
Got a link to that?
Try Gila national forest and Silver City NM. Most of the Gila is closed for the winter but lots of areas still accessible. I don't think I would go anywhere south of I10 because of the border issues really and always be careful crossing main roads I've seen two head on collision or tbones with illegal drivers running from BP. Beautiful back country areas though.. pelloncillas chiracahuas Patagonia etc..
But I like silver City area better with mt baldy, mogollon ghost town, pinos altos, sapillo, turkey Creek and Gila Cliff dwellings..
I am avoiding the border unless I am traveling with a group.
Can you show the updated suspension? Was it a straight forward process to repair it with the parts from Tribe?
There is nothing overly obvious about it that will show in pictures. At first, we thought we had to replace the main crossmember to work with the new arms. However, it turned out that my model was built during a transition phase so the new arms bolted right up to my existing crossmember, making for a pretty darned simple process.
Great video. How did the heater work on thermostat mode?
It completely shuts down the unit and then restarts it making for a massive power drain. I switched to regular power setting mode and it did great.
Thanks! What is your recommendation for a diesel heater
Which one would you recommend?
@@nutyprof On the high end, the LF Bros N2 Pro is the best unit tested so far. A step down in price, (along with not having a good assortment of accessories) is the Sunster Toolbox v2.
@TrailTraveler that's what I suspected would happen. I've Been struggling to get my Vevor started and keep running without throwing the low voltage code.
question.... How is it towing your trailer in the snow? Does the trailer brake make it difficult? do you feel like you need chains?
Cool video thank you!
The trailer brake is adjustable and I just turned down the setting to 2 in order to prevent the tires from locking up. I have Milestar Patagonia AT-Pros on the trailer and it did better than I had expected.
What brand is that diesel heater?
It’s an LF Bros N2 Pro. Full review coming soon.
You didn't elaborate on how the temperature stayed. How much power it used. Etc.
That’s all going to be in a review video. I’ll say it worked great!
What stove is that?
Stoke Voltaics Nomad - ua-cam.com/video/xUuaOV2TrMg/v-deo.html
@@TrailTraveler I like it!
Hey how much snow do you think bunce school has right now?
6-8”. Its just up the road from where I was
@ Awesome! did you happen to be at Pierson/johnny park? Or a different spot cause there are some others up there
I was in the Gordon Gulch area
It might be the fact you have a Jeep 🤷🏼♂️
Who do you call "we are stupid?"
That would be me, myself, and I
Put a hat on that head and be warmer
I wore a hat quite a bit, my issue is always my feet getting cold first.
Hi There! 👋You are creating amazing video content.🎥✨ I just watched your latest video, and wow-I'm so impressed!
👏🔥 I am so impressed by your content.
I'm sorry to say this: 👏🔥 I noticed you are struggling with video views and ranking. May I share some tips on how you can achieve your goals?
I am not paying for any help right now, thanks.
@@TrailTraveler You want me to help you for free
I’m not asking for help
@@TrailTraveler ok thanx
Poeple killing themselves with disgustin butter and cheese and white flour.
To each his own. I bet your a ton of fun at parties