We Drove Our HOUSE Through a SNOWSTORM | Overlanding Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Oregon in the Winter
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- How does our house handle the snow?
What to do when you like snow, but don't want to endure an entire winter? Move into your truck, and take a bite-sized chunk. In this video, we travel to Colorado, Utah, Oregon, and Idaho in search of snow. While we tried to only drive on sunny days, mother nature had other plans for us.
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Congrats on Heather learning to drive stick!!! That's definitely a lost art. Awesome winter adventuring, thank you for sharing it with us.
It is definitely a lost art, especially in the states. Thanks for watching!
Next challenge for Heather: Learn to drive a Manual truck transmission with a splitter and Hi/Lo transfer box. 16 forward Gears, Old school style.
I do love that the Fuso has a Hi / Lo transfer box, that can only be changed while stationary. Makes life a whole lot easier. Great little overlander you guys have built. She's a beauty. Will be happily watching your future adventures. Maybe one day you can come over the Africa and we can convoy. Some amazing terrain there.
It's not a bad setup! 16 gears- wow! Africa is on our list!
Nice vehicle, keep adventuring, and thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Sweeeet...... yup it was a Long Cold Idaho winter here in Craters of the Moon area. Happy travels🤙🤙👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🏁
Thanks for watching! We ♥ Idaho!
nice
Thanks!
How much of a PiTA was putting on the chains? I haven’t tried that yet
It took us way too long. But once we realized we were using the cams incorrectly, it became much easier. I definitely recommend you practice once in the sun so that when you need to do it in a storm it's easier!