I just had my daughter a couple days ago. I understand why you are using the star link man. Don’t let people put you down for keeping in contact with family. Alaska is no joke!! Be safe and if you need anything I’m in the Fairbanks area I have lots of tools and lots of experience fixing stuff!
Why do people think they are something special dealing with harsh weather. The Scandanavians do it with easy and quietly. No complaints or comments on how tough it is. It's just part of their lives. Perhaps, people in Alaska aren't as connected to the land as they think they are?
@@TomUlcak well idk much about the Scandinavians but I know Alaska can be deadly for those that are not prepared. -50 degrees will kill you within minutes if you are not prepared for it. I have personally lost friends due to weather conditions in Alaska and I’m not complaining just reminding people to be careful.
@@idkhowyourenotinjaildirtbagI don’t think you read that right… and there are a lot of other people (not this OP) that are criticizing him bringing starlink. Which is just dumb.
@ if you have starlink you aren’t off grid. You are findable the whole point is to be “off grid” no needed outside resources. I have no personal problem with starlink it’s just simply not off grid.
Right? I remember when I son was younger, and less involved in sports we did a lot of camping and backpacking. I remember people agast at packing a switch, or a portable projector to watch a movie in the tent. That it should just be about being in nature. Fine, have that attitude for yourself if you're just getting out 3 times a season. But when we were out on backpack trips 3 times a month, it doesn't need to be all staring at squirrels and starting campfires 100% of the time.
If the main use for this is hunting. I think you should add a rooftop hunting blind. To keep it lightweight, use pvc pipe to make a pop-up frame. Then use camo netting to cover once your parked.
Don't put gas into the hub pods for fuel no way to vent the pressure could even cause you hub pods to blow a hole in it start a fire. It states diesel fuel only follow instructions because they are for a reason.
I just stubbled across your channel (at the right time to see this trip). I've had Jeeps and side by sides but that Sherp is sooo cool. Love how it is set up to camp. You're 100% right about Jesus too!!! God bless and keep you safe on your adventure.
Having Starlink is an essential tool for that environment. Nothing wrong with staying connected to loved ones and wilderness emergency services. Love all the survival, and convenience add on's, that Sherp is so awesome! May God always be your co-pilot and navigator 🙏
Not sure i have any use for a Sherp right now, but really will consider one, videos like this help a lot with that God Bless ya man and be safe out there
So one thing you can count on in Alaska is for the weather to be unpredictable. Even in the time of the year your going you can have some wet chilly weather / nights. The thing I can't live without when camping in the bush is to have a small wood burning stove setup in my rig. Even just to just take the edge off, boil water or dry clothes, it's a valuable addition if you can make it so in you Sherp. They make some very small wood burning kits or you can get creative and make something that's not permanent. You open a small hatch, slide you chimney pipe out and setup you little stove. You will thank me later if you make it happen. Good luck and God bless! So after thinking about it a minute more I think I'd also setup one of them offload camper awnings. They tuck up nice and tight to your vehicle but then swing out and around when your ready to use it. That way if weather is bad or if you have muddy gear you could have an awning over the back hatch and it really will expand your living space.
I love Sherps. Wish I could afford one. Thank you for the bible verse. Its rather awesome for people to share some religion along with their vids. You got my support 🙌 ❤️
At first i thought when you said you could drive from Northern Minnesota to Florida without refueling I thought that was too insane to be true. I did the math, though, 1600 miles more or less divided by 85 gallons (25 + 15 in each wheel) is roughly 18 miles to the gallon, so not entirely out of the question. I'm not sure of the sheer time it would take to complete such a task would run you out of fuel before then, though. Just engine-hours wise. Great video! Good luck on your adventure and I look forward to seeing a Moose harvest!
Just had your channel pop up in my opening page and love these things . Have seen other vids on them and wish I could have one . Sweet set up and have subscribed for updates on your trip . Safe travels and take care ! You are doing it as I write .
may get ripped off in the bush (tree limbs, vines etc.) if mounted on roof. he said that also why nothing on roof. and may throw center of gravity off.
@@iainengland8058 you obvious never been trapped up with 2-3 men for weeks before. No deodorant or baby wipes solves that smell, only a full bath or shower.
Bug: the back hatch hard-points where the chains are linked could be broken if a lot of weight suddenly falls onto the hatch or from repeated heavy drops from quick openings. Otherwise cracks could form from environmental exposures, which eventually leads to fracturing.
I enjoy Goal Zero, mine has a big 6kw lithium battery. Plus I can plug add additional batteries. Charge off anything, solar, wind, 12v vehicle, ac etc. Im sure eco flow is good and simular
So I know I'm late to the party here, but you might want to put a couple small fire extinguishers in there, especially if you're running those little diesel heaters at night. Have a great time man!
why not put the GPT on a RAM mount flex-arm or flex-rod. It's an articulating gooseneck that locks in place when you need it, and when you don't, you have your forward visibility back. You can likely also dynamically position it out of the way of the window. Good luck!
I noticed that you don't have any radios onboard. At the very least, get some GMRS 50watt mobile units, so you all can talk. The mobiles will also talk with the handheld radios. Make sure everything is re-chargeable, as batteries may/may not be available where you are.
Solar panels on the roof, or having a space to roll out deployable solar panels to charge a generator-style battery bank might be a good investment for you with this. I do deep-woods camping with a foldable 120W solar pack and a small battery, but you could get a monster of a battery in this thing with space to spare!
Nah don’t let anyone tell you what ur doing is wrong u make amazing content and I love your Bible verse of the day it’s very inspiring. You made my night have a blessed night Jesus loves all of you guys 🙏
Omg your setup is amazing, like thought it thru and actually have lotta features and i didnt know there's such an amphibian car now. This is my first time ever heard or see one. And to think that you can live on it. pretty sicc for a bug out vehicle. And also im just glad I stumbled upon your video. My first ever to see your channel. Quite awesome. I was surprised for the outro bcos its sooooo rare for vid creator to do such thing let alone in this content. I stayed through it and actually idk But I think God made me watch yours bcos I need to be reminded of that verse. 😅 I subbed right away bcos of that. Your impressive mister! And yeah haha just wanna comment lol to say thanks for that Bible verse! Aight hoped you enjoy your trip and always be safe! Im interested on this sherp now gosh amazing car 😅 Not tha big but ayyyye THE BUILD THO 💪🏻
This looks like a military truck or small monster truck, the track can road on mountains and rivers. They can drive this to the highway the tire is bigger in the original car, I never see this truck in the US.
You could have used 550 cord to secure your beds in. Drill a hole between each hole you currently have already and you can basically sew your bed into it's current place. The 550 cord is more maliable and much, much stronger than the zip ties and will not snap like plastic. Just saying. Also, building a roof rack would be a good thing, even if you only run a net across the roll bars so you can put all your water proof boxes and cases on the roof of the Sherpa instead of on the ground.
If I decide to do a warmer weather trip I will forsure. Right now I’m in Alaska and temps have been in the 40s, so just setting a cooler outside has been perfect!
@@UpNorthOutdoors cool and nice wish you and your friends the best of luck on your hunt , I know I got my tags this year and that meats helps the family out alot
I got a nice 12 volt I run off 300 w jackery I can charge when I drive. Or just put a solar panel out I use it in my Honda HRV 110 Watts about 3 hours 4 hours. At 45° the rain isn't too bad on the battery
Why you don’t try to put the GPS from the windows just down next to your left hand? There is some space , and even if you have to look down for a sec from the road , this thing is not used in heavy traffic so not a huge chance for accident. Cool small thing btw.
I love your video even though I haven't got a chance using this vehicle before. I really love the wayyou end up your video by sharing with us all the Word from God. God bless you and all of us. Amen.
A basic setup I have I use in my Honda HRV. I do my regular job a couple of days a week and I do my deliveries for Uber eats and all that outside. Real simple setup I get 110 portable solar panel wicked lightweight I got a 300 watt jackery you can buy an off-brand one for 100 bucks solar panel got mine off eBay 1😮00 bucks or so. Extra battery you can charge things . I run a 12-volt fridge freezer combo off mine. Always good to have as much power as possible and definitely have a solar panel. Always be with some way to get some power
So I pray for all people that have so many problems in this world and that we can work it out for all of us to live together. God bless you and I know you're still on your moose hunt be careful and God is always with you with your guardian angels to,😊 and that's what helped me also with my guardian angels
Man, just discovered your channel, was loving it already but the bible verse in the ending? Just sold me on your channel, God works in mysterious ways, I needed to listen to that versicle, subscribed, God bless you brother, thanks for being out there for us
Sweet!! I need one! Id happily accept the donation 😂 lord knows itll be a long time before i can afford one. I just got a divorce after 17 years and 3 kids, im stuck driving a pos struggling to make ends meet. Hopefully some day life wont suck again
I just had my daughter a couple days ago. I understand why you are using the star link man. Don’t let people put you down for keeping in contact with family. Alaska is no joke!! Be safe and if you need anything I’m in the Fairbanks area I have lots of tools and lots of experience fixing stuff!
@@AbsurdAutomotive thanks man!
Brilliant bud , some great ideas, storage, power , battery,s , good stuff 👍 Paul Yorkshire UK 👍..
❤❤
Why do people think they are something special dealing with harsh weather. The Scandanavians do it with easy and quietly. No complaints or comments on how tough it is. It's just part of their lives. Perhaps, people in Alaska aren't as connected to the land as they think they are?
@@TomUlcak well idk much about the Scandinavians but I know Alaska can be deadly for those that are not prepared. -50 degrees will kill you within minutes if you are not prepared for it. I have personally lost friends due to weather conditions in Alaska and I’m not complaining just reminding people to be careful.
You're not ruining the camping experience with adding internet, you're just having the best of both worlds.
So what dude..
He has work to do
Im sure he’s not letting it become addictive and using it 24/7
@@idkhowyourenotinjaildirtbagI don’t think you read that right… and there are a lot of other people (not this OP) that are criticizing him bringing starlink. Which is just dumb.
responsible people use every means available to keep themselves, family and friends, safe ... you need some SW radios besides your star link 👍
@ if you have starlink you aren’t off grid. You are findable the whole point is to be “off grid” no needed outside resources. I have no personal problem with starlink it’s just simply not off grid.
Right? I remember when I son was younger, and less involved in sports we did a lot of camping and backpacking. I remember people agast at packing a switch, or a portable projector to watch a movie in the tent. That it should just be about being in nature. Fine, have that attitude for yourself if you're just getting out 3 times a season. But when we were out on backpack trips 3 times a month, it doesn't need to be all staring at squirrels and starting campfires 100% of the time.
If the main use for this is hunting. I think you should add a rooftop hunting blind. To keep it lightweight, use pvc pipe to make a pop-up frame. Then use camo netting to cover once your parked.
Don't put gas into the hub pods for fuel no way to vent the pressure could even cause you hub pods to blow a hole in it start a fire. It states diesel fuel only follow instructions because they are for a reason.
Very likely this young kid will flip it over quickly.
I just stubbled across your channel (at the right time to see this trip). I've had Jeeps and side by sides but that Sherp is sooo cool. Love how it is set up to camp. You're 100% right about Jesus too!!! God bless and keep you safe on your adventure.
Dang man, very cool. Goals for sure! Maybe some day.
And thank you!
Having Starlink is an essential tool for that environment. Nothing wrong with staying connected to loved ones and wilderness emergency services. Love all the survival, and convenience add on's, that Sherp is so awesome!
May God always be your co-pilot and navigator 🙏
Not sure i have any use for a Sherp right now, but really will consider one, videos like this help a lot with that
God Bless ya man and be safe out there
Ive been waiting for this ti be done. Its honestly kinda the perfect completely off grid unit
So one thing you can count on in Alaska is for the weather to be unpredictable. Even in the time of the year your going you can have some wet chilly weather / nights. The thing I can't live without when camping in the bush is to have a small wood burning stove setup in my rig. Even just to just take the edge off, boil water or dry clothes, it's a valuable addition if you can make it so in you Sherp. They make some very small wood burning kits or you can get creative and make something that's not permanent. You open a small hatch, slide you chimney pipe out and setup you little stove. You will thank me later if you make it happen. Good luck and God bless!
So after thinking about it a minute more I think I'd also setup one of them offload camper awnings. They tuck up nice and tight to your vehicle but then swing out and around when your ready to use it. That way if weather is bad or if you have muddy gear you could have an awning over the back hatch and it really will expand your living space.
I love Sherps. Wish I could afford one. Thank you for the bible verse. Its rather awesome for people to share some religion along with their vids. You got my support 🙌 ❤️
First time hearing about a sherp. Really awesome vehicle! Keep up the good work bud💪
So excited to see your Alaska trip via SHERP!
I didn’t know that I needed to see this video. Thank you
At first i thought when you said you could drive from Northern Minnesota to Florida without refueling I thought that was too insane to be true. I did the math, though, 1600 miles more or less divided by 85 gallons (25 + 15 in each wheel) is roughly 18 miles to the gallon, so not entirely out of the question. I'm not sure of the sheer time it would take to complete such a task would run you out of fuel before then, though. Just engine-hours wise. Great video! Good luck on your adventure and I look forward to seeing a Moose harvest!
Thanks for the beautiful scripture, I needed to hear it you knw.❤
You Rock brother. God bless you and the Ohana.. God bless his journey keep him safe bring him home to his family. Amen..
Carry locators on your person in case youget lost and have a way to locate your Sherp if you can't find your way back to it.
you mentioned Alaska and new windows installed on the side so you can get some air in while sleeping...
get some bug screens for them windows. ;)
They have screens! It’s been working great. Temps in the 40s here right now, bugs haven’t been too bad
Next time pay attention
Tear 4 compliance started back in 2011 Skippy
Just had your channel pop up in my opening page and love these things . Have seen other vids on them and wish I could have one . Sweet set up and have subscribed for updates on your trip . Safe travels and take care ! You are doing it as I write .
Honestly, that rig looks awesome. Im intrigued to find a Sherp for myself 😅
@@itsnobigdyl I have lots of used machines:)
@@UpNorthOutdoorsare you willing to trade for an 84 f150 with the 300? It's an indestructible motor don't you know?
Road trip! Looks cosy and great for conquering countries. Thanks from the UK.
Im pretty sure you could fit a 600 watt byfacial solar panel on your roof... Maybe run a small mini split ac unit with it ...
While that is an option, he metions several reasons its not practical for this trip
may get ripped off in the bush (tree limbs, vines etc.) if mounted on roof. he said that also why nothing on roof. and may throw center of gravity off.
Bro as a 14 year old boy scout, i would kill for one of these. This would be so hype
Man, the smell in that little space with two men after 6-7 days in the bush. Yeah….Nooooooo! I bring a canvas tent too!
Just got done doing 12 days. It was indeed a bit stinky by the end😂
I definitely would have a pop up shower lol.
Y’all act like baby wipes and deodorant don’t exist
@@iainengland8058 you obvious never been trapped up with 2-3 men for weeks before. No deodorant or baby wipes solves that smell, only a full bath or shower.
Smells kinda Sherpy in here
Bug: the back hatch hard-points where the chains are linked could be broken if a lot of weight suddenly falls onto the hatch or from repeated heavy drops from quick openings. Otherwise cracks could form from environmental exposures, which eventually leads to fracturing.
excellent job, So fricken cool, love all the features, Never go without
CAN'T WAIT TO SEE YOU GUYS GOING CAMPING ON THAT THING! HANDLED THE WILD ROUGH ENVIRONMENT
I enjoy Goal Zero, mine has a big 6kw lithium battery. Plus I can plug add additional batteries. Charge off anything, solar, wind, 12v vehicle, ac etc.
Im sure eco flow is good and simular
Was not going to subscribe to you channel until I saw and listened to the end . I did!
So I know I'm late to the party here, but you might want to put a couple small fire extinguishers in there, especially if you're running those little diesel heaters at night.
Have a great time man!
Thanks, at my age Rustic is a hotel without a pool. Nice to see the young ones
15:59 I believe that model is called the Brokeback Mountain Sherp 😂
😂😂😂
why not put the GPT on a RAM mount flex-arm or flex-rod. It's an articulating gooseneck that locks in place when you need it, and when you don't, you have your forward visibility back. You can likely also dynamically position it out of the way of the window. Good luck!
Interesting video, great outtro. May God bless you on all your adventures, brother!
As far as I can tell you're living the dream congratulations
My dream home is a Storm MVP the original model built just like what you've got.
Damn son, that's a nice rig!
The ultimate zombie survival vehicle. right here.
From MN to AK all on 85 gallons of ⛽️ is might fine amazing..it's going to be an awesome fun trip of a lifetime
That thing is freaking beautiful!
"what's up guys" while walking from behind something is funny to me
I noticed that you don't have any radios onboard.
At the very least, get some GMRS 50watt mobile units, so you all can talk. The mobiles will also talk with the handheld radios. Make sure everything is re-chargeable, as batteries may/may not be available where you are.
Solar panels on the roof, or having a space to roll out deployable solar panels to charge a generator-style battery bank might be a good investment for you with this.
I do deep-woods camping with a foldable 120W solar pack and a small battery, but you could get a monster of a battery in this thing with space to spare!
Nah don’t let anyone tell you what ur doing is wrong u make amazing content and I love your Bible verse of the day it’s very inspiring. You made my night have a blessed night Jesus loves all of you guys 🙏
Omg your setup is amazing, like thought it thru and actually have lotta features and i didnt know there's such an amphibian car now. This is my first time ever heard or see one. And to think that you can live on it. pretty sicc for a bug out vehicle.
And also im just glad I stumbled upon your video. My first ever to see your channel. Quite awesome.
I was surprised for the outro bcos its sooooo rare for vid creator to do such thing let alone in this content. I stayed through it and actually idk But I think God made me watch yours bcos I need to be reminded of that verse. 😅
I subbed right away bcos of that. Your impressive mister!
And yeah haha just wanna comment lol to say thanks for that Bible verse! Aight hoped you enjoy your trip and always be safe!
Im interested on this sherp now gosh amazing car 😅
Not tha big but ayyyye THE BUILD THO 💪🏻
Man why not have internet while in the middle of no where!! Very cool to be miles away and get to talk to family. Safe Travels man
This looks like a military truck or small monster truck, the track can road on mountains and rivers. They can drive this to the highway the tire is bigger in the original car, I never see this truck in the US.
Yeah, buddy! Stay safe, have fun, and seya when you get back!
You could have used 550 cord to secure your beds in. Drill a hole between each hole you currently have already and you can basically sew your bed into it's current place. The 550 cord is more maliable and much, much stronger than the zip ties and will not snap like plastic. Just saying. Also, building a roof rack would be a good thing, even if you only run a net across the roll bars so you can put all your water proof boxes and cases on the roof of the Sherpa instead of on the ground.
Why not a 12v or 24v a/c unit? Like the one used by truckers, they go for $600 online, being electric you will not be loosing horsepower.
Really? I was watching this great video about a Sherp, and it was interrupted to advertise a common ... pickup. 🙂 I'm jealous. Nice conversion!
Communication is the main item for this vehicle or any vehicle. Always want to be prepared for the unknown.
Great build you think about adding a small mini fridge powered to one of extra battery to put food in for them longer trips.
If I decide to do a warmer weather trip I will forsure. Right now I’m in Alaska and temps have been in the 40s, so just setting a cooler outside has been perfect!
@@UpNorthOutdoors cool and nice wish you and your friends the best of luck on your hunt , I know I got my tags this year and that meats helps the family out alot
I got a nice 12 volt I run off 300 w jackery I can charge when I drive. Or just put a solar panel out I use it in my Honda HRV 110 Watts about 3 hours 4 hours. At 45° the rain isn't too bad on the battery
2:25 What about adding extra ventilation right above the lights. I was thinking a soffit vent to help "push" the hot air out?
Awesome bro, all glory to God!! Inspiring stuff man!!
I've never heard of this machine, but definitely cool as hell
Just add a trailer behind for sleeping. Same size, same wheels... It will be more stable as well.
Great setup! Enjoy your time in Alaska!
Why you don’t try to put the GPS from the windows just down next to your left hand?
There is some space , and even if you have to look down for a sec from the road , this thing is not used in heavy traffic so not a huge chance for accident.
Cool small thing btw.
Wasn’t expecting the Bible verse. Love that! Thank you.
I was waiting for someone to do this
So basically you didn’t make a little motorhome. What the hell did you do? Is it stock?
Miss this guy… just now seeing this In my feed.
I love your video even though I haven't got a chance using this vehicle before. I really love the wayyou end up your video by sharing with us all the Word from God. God bless you and all of us. Amen.
Maybe i would put something in the roof, not to take stuff, but to put a chair and relax after the day in a wonderful view...
Amen brother hope you the best on your hunting trip!
As purple guy I love what you are doing You got a subscriber here, keep up the great work
I would put about 3 inches of medium density foam underneath your bed
A basic setup I have I use in my Honda HRV. I do my regular job a couple of days a week and I do my deliveries for Uber eats and all that outside. Real simple setup I get 110 portable solar panel wicked lightweight I got a 300 watt jackery you can buy an off-brand one for 100 bucks solar panel got mine off eBay 1😮00 bucks or so. Extra battery you can charge things . I run a 12-volt fridge freezer combo off mine. Always good to have as much power as possible and definitely have a solar panel. Always be with some way to get some power
"Happy camper off to explore the great outdoors!"
These diesel heaters runs of 50Ah battery several days. I am using one in my van from separate battery.
What about a tool kit? And parts?
It’s in the bottom panel
So I pray for all people that have so many problems in this world and that we can work it out for all of us to live together. God bless you and I know you're still on your moose hunt be careful and God is always with you with your guardian angels to,😊 and that's what helped me also with my guardian angels
"Thanks viden" i cant tell you how many times ive irritatedly said this
Proper expedition travel 👌. Kudos Sir
Well done! Love the video.
I bought this in GTA. Very reliable against armed attackers and unforgiving terrain. I decided to add some mounted machine guns to mine.
Man, just discovered your channel, was loving it already but the bible verse in the ending? Just sold me on your channel, God works in mysterious ways, I needed to listen to that versicle, subscribed, God bless you brother, thanks for being out there for us
Thank you for the Bible verse, needed it today. God bless you
How do you take a sherp places are they street legal?.. wouldn't the road be bad for the tires?
You are awesome!!! I love the Sherp but as a Christian, I am more interested with your Bible verse. God Bless us all.
Sweet!! I need one! Id happily accept the donation 😂 lord knows itll be a long time before i can afford one. I just got a divorce after 17 years and 3 kids, im stuck driving a pos struggling to make ends meet. Hopefully some day life wont suck again
Brilliant , good stuff 👍 Paul Yorkshire UK .
Would love to have one of those. Hope you have fun and safe travels.
It's a good idea to turn it to a Camper Van to serve it's purpose 😊❤
Diesel only tyres...mental. I love it!
Wonder if this guy knows about the flys and mosquitos in Alaska the time of year he’s going?
Id give everything to know I
Raised a son like this man.
Hmm, I wish outdoor boys have this. I bet luke will go to really extreme places with this.
P. S. I "LOVED" the Bible verse at the end!!! AWESOME JOB!!
Get a good booster pack to jump start the sherp if the batteries are dead. Small and compact.
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110000? Holy crap!
That's actually dope af
How are these vehicles so fuel efficient?
Amen brother ,Praise Jesus...
Thanks for the encouragement, man!
It is so nice to see a young man putting forth GOD to the world in these wicked times. Thank you. 🙏
those fans will be great keeping the mosquitos and black flies out of the cab.