Best part of this video was this video was the no talking. Really helped capture the beauty of solo camping and highlights what the experience is all about. Great job!
I love videos like this... Just straight up Snow Storm camping as the title stated.. No talking so I can kinda feel the environment.. I just SUBSCRIBED! Keep em coming!
I think I’m going to do both now. One version as a normal vlog and then I’ll do another cut without the talking. Satisfy people that like the vlogs and people who like the silent videos.
Yeah I wanted to make one work but the stupid 4Runner hatch ruins any chance of that. If I had a truck or a GX/Jeep where the rear door opens sideways I would already have a 270.
Man I wish we had weather and landscape like this in my part of Texas!!!! I'm going to have to visit some different states pretty soon. I really enjoyed this video. I like how your setup isn't over the top. It's what I would consider clean and purposeful. Good mix of using gear, showing off your rig, and placing the viewer in the scene with you!!!
And thanks. I want to get some nice stuff but I like still having some old standard stuff. I may do more of the no talking videos but I also like to do more vlog style also for those who can’t be in this weather and want to feel like they’re there.
This winter I’m going to record my regular winter camping videos and then I’ll do a no talking version as well. That way people who like the vlogs will get the vlogs and people who like silent videos will get those as well.
Yeah I really love it. I’m going to test out some other methods and styles of diesel heaters this winter but so far this is my favorite way to run a diesel heater.
@@OXFOOT no doubt bro! Yea we had a 2021 4Runner and switched to the GX460. My lower and mid back are feeling much better since making the change, even with the new off-road tire setup we did.
Great video. Looks peaceful and relaxing. Personally I prefer a mix of nature / camp sounds along with some piece to camera moments where you talk about your experience or new gear you are trying out etc. Either way it’s great content. Thanks for sharing.
That’s the content I prefer to make but I got a lot of comments on my other ones about talking too much so I just wanted to see what my core audience thought of this one. It’s technically easier for me to make videos without talking so I’m not opposed to it lol.
I know this would result in more work for you, but I thoroughly enjoy when ‘outdoor’ channels, use the closed captioning feature as a nice narration. you can use the CC for jokes, gear descriptions, or just random things you didn’t have the time to touch on. Phenomenal video regardless
I can look into it but UA-cam shows that .002% of people who watched this video had closed captions on. Might aves some time responding to questions but also who lose some engagement. It’s a toss up, I’ll look into it though. I’ve never added captions before but it can’t hurt.
It’s not a common thing so it’s not a big deal you had to ask. Essentially I was on a hill and I determined it was just about a nearby rock’s height difference so I parked on the rocks to make sure the right side was as tall as the left side. Made the sleeping experience a lot better as it was way more level.
It’s called leveling. And it’s actually pretty important with a roof top tent so you’re not slowly sliding towards one side of the tent throughout the night. Some vehicles outfitted with bags can “auto level” which is really nice.
No way would I be able to sit with my back to that vast open land. I’d have the truck to my back-which is probbbbbablyyyy why I wouldn’t make a good camp buddy. Lol. Also, thank you for not being a video yapper. Gads, but some people love the sound of their own voice. Such a treat to be able to just take it all in as you do. Thank you.
Long time subscriber but I usually don't comment! I just got a diesel heater for my 4Runner RTT set up (sound familiar?), and have been trying to find information about how they handle the snow/rain. It looks like you haven't had any issues with it being exposed to the elements? I purchased the Vevor model with the button switch instead of the LCD screen that you recommended. My tire step is on the way as well! Thanks as always, and really appreciate all that you add to the community.
So they claim that it’s “water resistant” and so far I’ve been fine, but now my ikamper completely covers the heater in the snow because it goes off over the tire. I make sure to cover electronics with these little like bowl covers, they kinda look like little plastic hair nets. I can’t promise it’ll be fine but I’ve got 10-12 trips with it in snow.
@@OXFOOT I have the clamshell style like your old one, but I can probably use my awning for some side protection. I know the little covers that you're talking about - that's a great idea! I have a 2 nighter planned next weekend - were getting dumped on here in New Hampshire. Looking forward to integrating the diesel heater, and I think I'll probably be able to get my girlfriend out on a couple more trips with it ha! Thanks again for the feedback, and see ya soon.
Subscribed....Love your Four Runner and tent set up. Nifty idea with the blow tube fire stoker. I have a slightly lifted 08 FJ with a 23 Zero Kabari on top. Recently purchased a Runaway Camper Off Road Venturist trailer. I may put the Kabari on my 09 Rav 4 which has the V6 and a few off road mods including a set of 235 75 17 BFG Ko2's. Currently using a Big Buddy heater or my Kovea Cupid heater but both produce condensation. I not prepared to spend a ton of $$$ on a hi end diesel heater but would be willing to try and buy one such as you have. I like the idea of it being nearly a complete yet mobile non permanent mount system. I think it would work well and look sweet hanging over my Venturist tires like you have on your Runner! BTW......Nice job on your Silent Movie attempt. I thought I was camped right there along side of you.
We’re actually looking at a rav 4 right now. My GFs Subaru doesn’t tow as much as we’d like. We’re also preparing for the fact that if the new Tacoma comes out next year I’ll be buying it and we want an SUV that can tow a little. And yeah the Chinese diesel heater is great to go with if you just want to try them out and then get something expensive in the future if you want. They aren’t necessarily 100% water proof which does worry me a tad sometimes but I’ve taken steps to make them as water resistant as possible and I’ve had no issues so far.
Great set up , love snow camping, but not much here in Australia, originally from Scotland..do you have a link to your heater ? Never saw one with the metal box before thanks, great content!
It’s something I built sort of. The box comes like that from the manufacturer and then I rigged a platform to work with it. BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
İki BARMAK kalınlık ta yağış var ve rüzgar. Bir panço yağmurlukla kadım .ve met ve battaniye. Üçü gün Toros dağları çok sert HAVA şartları. Sadece içi giyimi kurtardı beni.
It’s a few years old, I couldn’t find it again. It was part of a black diamond avalanche kit I had. They are all kind of considered “avalanche shovels”.
I think most of the info is in this video. Link to the duct should be in the description if you don’t want to watch the full video on the build. BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
All of the info should be in this video and in the description. If something is a dead link on there or anything like that, let me know. BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
So yes and no. They are somewhat water resistant but realistically the screen needs to be covered. I use this a crunchy seran wrap thing. It looks like a hair net but it’s supposed to cover bowls of like salad or just left overs. I’m going to be testing out a different heater that is fully water resistant and I’ll have to see the difference. Also good to note that at this low of temperature I believe kerosene is better. I’ll be testing that out this winter as well.
I kinda cover most of it in this video. It’s a bit of a DIY thing but it’s super easy. BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
I drive on rocks all the time offroading. These tires are made with strong sidewalls and thick tread. Not 100% full proof but I’m not usually worried. Wood would be a good option but I needed all of it for the fire. Ideally I would use tractionboards but the difference from one side to the other was too great, or stackable RV chocks but I didn’t have them with me at the time.
It’s Vevor but I customized it. I have a video about it. BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
Nah it’s a good question tons of people asked the same thing so you aren’t alone. The camp site was on a slight hill so I drove on the rocks in order to get the right side level with the left side.
Arkadaşlar iki kişi sanırım fodotor ısıtıcı elektrikli saj elektrik battaniye atında İyi uyumuslar. Çiğ gözükmez video Bahar ayın son kışı sanırım . Şert rüzgar orman içerisine girmemiş sanır zor kalardı. Teeeeeh teeeeeh
@@Joanna-jt4le yeah. Where I live I don’t have major issues with bugs but I’ve run into campsites where that happens a few times. I grew up in North Carolina and the bugs, especially mosquitos were terrible. Growing up camping there got me used to it I guess.
@@OXFOOT I bet, I actually live in NC myself but have lived in a couple different states including Florida. Can’t say I’m used to mosquitoes, don’t think I’ll ever be, haha. Kuddos to you!
@@OXFOOT celsius bro...i am not comparing him with you just wanted you to see his videos as well...as he to had made a lot of efforts to make that solo trip success
I have a video on it and I should have all the links in the description to everything. I haven’t checked in a while so if any of the links are outdated I can find updated stuff. BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
I don’t even have a sunroof on mine. But now it doesn’t. I bought the non sunroof 4Runner because I knew that none of them had that. At least at that time, I think red tail overland might have that in theirs now but that’s way outside my price range.
I haven’t had that issue, I think when I turned it on at home it did for a while but when I went camping I didn’t smell it. Do you keep a carbon monoxide detector in there? Maybe you can see if exhaust is actually getting in if it sets off the detector.
Hi just stumbled across your wonderful video, I really enjoyed it , I have a question for and please bear in mind I don’t have any camping or 4x4 experience, so why did you park your vehicle on the stones ? And more specifically why only one side ? Thanks
Thanks! And it’s because there was a decent hill that I parked on so I parked on the rocks on the low side of the hill to make it level with the other side. Makes sleeping in the tent a lot easier when you aren’t sliding to one side of the tent because you’re weight shifts with gravity.
Thanks for the video. I just came back from a snowy camping trip in the Sequoias. It would have been nice to have your heater. Am curious that you left it outside. Does that hard the unit? Also, how long did you run it on a tank of diesel? Thanks!
So I’ve taken some precautions to cover the LCD screen but yeah from what I hear I’ve gotten lucky that it doesn’t get soaked. So far I’ve used it in plenty of storms with no major issues. I might be changing my set up soon but like I said it’s worked for me so far. That being said I used a salad bowl cover that’s like kinda like cling wrap and put it over the screen. That and I’m going to test a mixture of diesel and kerosene to make it less likely to gel.
It wasn’t the best because I had a V1 which had rivets and let in a lot of air. V2 would be better. I now have an iKamper 2.0 and will likely be going to an X Cover as they have that inner lining to them.
@@OXFOOT Good to know. I have a V2 camper on a truck. I like the iKamper line. I saw XO in Alaska, and then changed out to Alu-cab for their Nordic expedition; and wondered if that was a factor with the V2.
@@ninez5740 maybe so. The V2 fixed basically every complaint I had with the V1 other than I just needed more space. If it’s just me, then the GFC is fine but I got a dog and a GF now and I needed what the Ikamper provided.
Funny enough I actually camped in fort Smith Arkansas one time driving across the country. Was driving from Nashville TN and that was just about the best place to stop. It was super muggy from the previous thunderstorm but that’s all I remember about it.
@@OXFOOT ey. Thank you 4 take your time to read my comment and answer back..... I enjoy watching this videos ...New subscriber to you channel hop get to see you next time you stop at fort Smith God bless 🙌
@@rutilorocha3457 I haven’t been back down there in a few years. My GFs brother lives in bentonville so I’ll be going to Ark more. Maybe I’ll come down to shoot some videos this summer.
I do have a wooden one and a plastic one as well but when I’m filming, winter camping, thinking about the shot and repacking I’m just not thinking things through fully.
Not sure if you saw my chat comment but I found you and subscribed. How you like Idaho, I always joke that Colorado is too crowded and I might go to Boise one day.
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One side of the hill was way higher than the other, so in order to level out the vehicle I needed to make the other side taller. Parking on rocks helped me get as close to level as I could.
@@OXFOOT ok thanks for the info. Sadly it looks like this Model is not available in my country Austria. Would be very nice if soon this will be availble.
You talking about the camera shooting from the outside? I may have to do things several times during these videos in order to do it the first time and then do it again for the camera.
I think I’ll do one with some narration and then after I do two videos like that I’ll combine all the non talking parts from those two into one video with no talking.
@@seang2012 my set up really isn’t that luxury. I have a GFC in this video (now an ikamper) and the diesel heater which I put together myself, but other than that it’s mostly stuff most people can afford or there’s another option for… like let’s say my drawers, they could just be bins.
@@seang2012 I think cooking on the open fire with a cast iron pan and all that is my preferred way of cooking also. I come from being broke camping with a hammock in college to having some money, and I hope I don’t come off as a person who needs expensive stuff to camp because that is not the case. Do I have expensive tastes… yeah sure I can’t deny that lol
I’m going to upload both. I think I’ll do full trips and then upload a no talking version of the video where the edits run a little longer and are just made for chilling out.
That would make for a more interesting video but I don’t see too many animals when I’m out usually. I’ll occasionally see moose and foxes, coyotes sometimes but mostly rodents.
@@OXFOOT no thank you, the video is interesting as it is! I can see you can fry a steak and you’re not bating all the jungle book and that’s interesting to me, trouble-free camping, must be nice…take care!
Y’all want to see more like this? Might go shoot some dedicated… idk… ASMR? Maybe just no talking… videos?
Sounds good beautiful scenery 🎃
Do it!! I can throw it on my projector while I work 🙌🏽
Loved it!
Nice vedio. Is this in the sierra?
@@hye5 it’s in the Colorado Rockies. More specifically the front range.
Really enjoyed the change-up of not having any narration. Provided a sense of the often quiet stillness, solitude, and peace.
I’ll either try to film both for here or start a new channel with just silent camping trips. Not sure yet.
Winter camping is awesome! I just came back from 6°F whether the last few days on my trip!
This is awesome!
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Best part of this video was this video was the no talking. Really helped capture the beauty of solo camping and highlights what the experience is all about. Great job!
Yeah some people like the vlogs and others like the silent videos. I’ll try to do one of each for each trip and label the no talking ones.
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Glad to see a 4Runner being used like it should!
I try to use it how it was intended as often as I can!
These are my fav type of videos currently
I like how organized you have every thing and got every thing you need on one little space great survival skills 👍
Thanks I appreciate it. It’s been a long time to finally get everything where I need it.
Really enjoyed the change-up of not having any narration
I’ll try to do both this winter when I can. There’s others that like the talking and some that don’t. I get it.
The perfect video for trying to relax after a really busy day.
Thanks! Glad I could help a bit
I love videos like this... Just straight up Snow Storm camping as the title stated.. No talking so I can kinda feel the environment.. I just SUBSCRIBED! Keep em coming!
I think I’m going to do both now. One version as a normal vlog and then I’ll do another cut without the talking. Satisfy people that like the vlogs and people who like the silent videos.
An upgrade I recommend if u can fit with the pop top is the 270 awning would make cooking way easier and eating more comfortable
Yeah I wanted to make one work but the stupid 4Runner hatch ruins any chance of that. If I had a truck or a GX/Jeep where the rear door opens sideways I would already have a 270.
Unless you have a 4Runner and know of a 270 that works with that rear hatch.
@@OXFOOT ahh that makes sense
So peaceful! Snow really makes for great ASMR.
It makes for the best ASMR
Man I wish we had weather and landscape like this in my part of Texas!!!!
I'm going to have to visit some different states pretty soon.
I really enjoyed this video. I like how your setup isn't over the top. It's what I would consider clean and purposeful.
Good mix of using gear, showing off your rig, and placing the viewer in the scene with you!!!
Yeah come up to Colorado. I think NM even gets some decent snow. Depends on what part of Texas you’re coming from.
And thanks. I want to get some nice stuff but I like still having some old standard stuff. I may do more of the no talking videos but I also like to do more vlog style also for those who can’t be in this weather and want to feel like they’re there.
@@OXFOOT San Antonio area.
We've been doing some local trips, now branching out a little further.
The goal is a Colorado trip for sure.
My first video I watch. Was drawn by the no talking and I enjoyed the video. Thanks for taking us along.
This winter I’m going to record my regular winter camping videos and then I’ll do a no talking version as well. That way people who like the vlogs will get the vlogs and people who like silent videos will get those as well.
@@OXFOOT I will subscribe and look forward to your future videos.
This is a total vibe. Thanks 🙌
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback
I know this was past video but this is getting me closer to buying that diesel heater setup that you have on your list.
Yeah I really love it. I’m going to test out some other methods and styles of diesel heaters this winter but so far this is my favorite way to run a diesel heater.
@@spencerncrane everything should be in this video:
BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools
ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
I love camping
Same here
nice set up for heater
Thanks! I’m going to be trying some other ones this winter soon as well.
What a video man! Great job!! Can’t wait to get the roof rack and tent set up for our gx460!
I love the GX460/470 platform. Almost traded in my 4Runner for one in 2020 before the market went crazy.
Also thanks!
@@OXFOOT no doubt bro! Yea we had a 2021 4Runner and switched to the GX460. My lower and mid back are feeling much better since making the change, even with the new off-road tire setup we did.
Great video. Looks peaceful and relaxing. Personally I prefer a mix of nature / camp sounds along with some piece to camera moments where you talk about your experience or new gear you are trying out etc. Either way it’s great content. Thanks for sharing.
That’s the content I prefer to make but I got a lot of comments on my other ones about talking too much so I just wanted to see what my core audience thought of this one. It’s technically easier for me to make videos without talking so I’m not opposed to it lol.
Great looking 5th Gen 4runner!
Thanks! Appreciate it
Love the snow. Thanks for sharing your journey.
I’ll have so much more this winter! Winter camping is by far my favorite.
Mostly because there isn’t hardly anyone else out there.
Loved this video, thanks for sharing brother
Thanks! I really appreciate the feedback!
Thanks OXFOOT,
Great video thanks again for uploading
Much appreciated! Thanks for the feedback!
Nice! So calm!... Congrats for the edition too!
Thanks for the feedback! Greatly appreciated!
Nice set up on the 4runner
Thanks, I appreciate it!
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Well, hell yeah!
Good times! 😄
The best
nice 4R, nice trail
Much appreciated!
I know this would result in more work for you, but I thoroughly enjoy when ‘outdoor’ channels, use the closed captioning feature as a nice narration. you can use the CC for jokes, gear descriptions, or just random things you didn’t have the time to touch on. Phenomenal video regardless
I can look into it but UA-cam shows that .002% of people who watched this video had closed captions on. Might aves some time responding to questions but also who lose some engagement. It’s a toss up, I’ll look into it though. I’ve never added captions before but it can’t hurt.
What is the purpose to put the tire over the rock? I’m not into camping😅. Great video.
It’s not a common thing so it’s not a big deal you had to ask.
Essentially I was on a hill and I determined it was just about a nearby rock’s height difference so I parked on the rocks to make sure the right side was as tall as the left side. Made the sleeping experience a lot better as it was way more level.
@@OXFOOTand I think it will help you to keep from freeze at the snow I don’t know I think
It’s called leveling. And it’s actually pretty important with a roof top tent so you’re not slowly sliding towards one side of the tent throughout the night. Some vehicles outfitted with bags can “auto level” which is really nice.
@@EAGLINWRX ok thanks
No way would I be able to sit with my back to that vast open land. I’d have the truck to my back-which is probbbbbablyyyy why I wouldn’t make a good camp buddy. Lol. Also, thank you for not being a video yapper. Gads, but some people love the sound of their own voice. Such a treat to be able to just take it all in as you do. Thank you.
Nice Jason!
Thanks!
Kinda wish there was two of me also.. One to entertain the ole lady and me to go do cool stuff like this lmao. Nice video
Yeah same here lmao
i like this video. love the universe. good. thank you
Thanks you! You’ve got very positive energy!
Overland done in silence! Nice 😅
Figured I’d give it a try see how people liked it
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I’m making my way through the stoics
Long time subscriber but I usually don't comment! I just got a diesel heater for my 4Runner RTT set up (sound familiar?), and have been trying to find information about how they handle the snow/rain. It looks like you haven't had any issues with it being exposed to the elements? I purchased the Vevor model with the button switch instead of the LCD screen that you recommended. My tire step is on the way as well! Thanks as always, and really appreciate all that you add to the community.
So they claim that it’s “water resistant” and so far I’ve been fine, but now my ikamper completely covers the heater in the snow because it goes off over the tire. I make sure to cover electronics with these little like bowl covers, they kinda look like little plastic hair nets. I can’t promise it’ll be fine but I’ve got 10-12 trips with it in snow.
@@OXFOOT I have the clamshell style like your old one, but I can probably use my awning for some side protection. I know the little covers that you're talking about - that's a great idea! I have a 2 nighter planned next weekend - were getting dumped on here in New Hampshire. Looking forward to integrating the diesel heater, and I think I'll probably be able to get my girlfriend out on a couple more trips with it ha! Thanks again for the feedback, and see ya soon.
Subscribed....Love your Four Runner and tent set up. Nifty idea with the blow tube fire stoker. I have a slightly lifted 08 FJ with a 23 Zero Kabari on top. Recently purchased a Runaway Camper Off Road Venturist trailer. I may put the Kabari on my 09 Rav 4 which has the V6 and a few off road mods including a set of 235 75 17 BFG Ko2's. Currently using a Big Buddy heater or my Kovea Cupid heater but both produce condensation. I not prepared to spend a ton of $$$ on a hi end diesel heater but would be willing to try and buy one such as you have. I like the idea of it being nearly a complete yet mobile non permanent mount system. I think it would work well and look sweet hanging over my Venturist tires like you have on your Runner! BTW......Nice job on your Silent Movie attempt. I thought I was camped right there along side of you.
We’re actually looking at a rav 4 right now. My GFs Subaru doesn’t tow as much as we’d like. We’re also preparing for the fact that if the new Tacoma comes out next year I’ll be buying it and we want an SUV that can tow a little.
And yeah the Chinese diesel heater is great to go with if you just want to try them out and then get something expensive in the future if you want. They aren’t necessarily 100% water proof which does worry me a tad sometimes but I’ve taken steps to make them as water resistant as possible and I’ve had no issues so far.
I like the music
what activities do you do while you're out in the bush ?
For the most part my day is consumed with setting up camp, especially if I’m filming. If not I’ll typically just hang out and edit a bit on my laptop.
If I’m with others it’s mostly drinking and stuff like that.
很棒的体验，感谢分享。
Thanks!
Great set up , love snow camping, but not much here in Australia, originally from Scotland..do you have a link to your heater ? Never saw one with the metal box before thanks, great content!
It’s something I built sort of. The box comes like that from the manufacturer and then I rigged a platform to work with it.
BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools
ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
That’s a video I made on it and the supplies should be in the description.
İki BARMAK kalınlık ta yağış var ve rüzgar.
Bir panço yağmurlukla kadım .ve met ve battaniye.
Üçü gün Toros dağları çok sert HAVA şartları. Sadece içi giyimi kurtardı beni.
Got a link to the shovel? Need a good dig out shovel for the snow.
It’s a few years old, I couldn’t find it again. It was part of a black diamond avalanche kit I had. They are all kind of considered “avalanche shovels”.
This is pretty similar to the one I have. BCA is a hood brand. But you may be able to find cheaper ones on Amazon.
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What is that item you use to blow in the fire? That is high speed.
It’s this pocket bellows thing.
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Great video..
Thanks
Awesome setup. I got the same heater but it came with a really short pipe. What's that heater duct you're using?
I think most of the info is in this video. Link to the duct should be in the description if you don’t want to watch the full video on the build.
BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools
ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
@@OXFOOT thank you. Very informative video. Gonna go put together my heater now and actually use it. Cheers
Great video, but watching him build this fire was killing me LOL.
I like to know what kind of a heater and what is that name brand please 🙂
All of the info should be in this video and in the description. If something is a dead link on there or anything like that, let me know.
BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools
ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
What setup is on your runner as far as wheels and tires?
In this video I think I was at 285/70/17 with a 17x9 -38 offset wheel. Now I’m at a 305/70/17 with a 17x9 -25 offset wheel.
What's the brand/model of the wheel mount you are using with the heater and where did you get it?
I have pretty much a full breakdown of this diesel heater build in this video: ua-cam.com/video/OTQ4e5gDkDo/v-deo.html
I think the Vevor heater is sold out but you may be able to use another one and it work for you also.
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I thought those diesel heaters were not waterproof? I love the setup on the tire but wanted to know why it’s in the snow getting wet?
So yes and no. They are somewhat water resistant but realistically the screen needs to be covered. I use this a crunchy seran wrap thing. It looks like a hair net but it’s supposed to cover bowls of like salad or just left overs. I’m going to be testing out a different heater that is fully water resistant and I’ll have to see the difference. Also good to note that at this low of temperature I believe kerosene is better. I’ll be testing that out this winter as well.
Does this tent withstand the cold or not?
Great video!!
Thanks! Appreciate it!
where did you got the trunk drawer system from?
A company called peak to peak but sadly they closed up shop a few months ago. Love these drawers.
That’s some heavy duty reading.
It’s been something I read as I’m out there and because I have no other distractions it’s perfect. It’s like experiencing life pre cell phones.
Sorry first time watching your videos, what was the rock for?! Under the back tire???
Hard to show in the video but the ground was at a bit of a slant so I put a rock under it to make it level.
Nice vid…where did you get the diesel heater mount ? Very cool idea !
I kinda cover most of it in this video. It’s a bit of a DIY thing but it’s super easy.
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Thanks will check out and thanks for the quick reply brother !
@@OXFOOT great info ..just bought it and will sub my friend !!!!
That’s really strange driving on rocks like that. Why not use a chunk of wood etc. less damaging to the tires and safer? Cool vid . 🙏☘️
I drive on rocks all the time offroading. These tires are made with strong sidewalls and thick tread. Not 100% full proof but I’m not usually worried.
Wood would be a good option but I needed all of it for the fire. Ideally I would use tractionboards but the difference from one side to the other was too great, or stackable RV chocks but I didn’t have them with me at the time.
Why do you drive up on wood/rocks?
Do u like the ridge grapplers thinking of buying some?
I like them. I’ve only had about 9 months on the lm and maybe 2 months of snow but so far I like them better than my BFGs.
@@OXFOOT dang. Noted. My bfgs have lasted so long and done so well wheeling. I am gonna be upgrading to 35s so, something to look at.
Where did you get the rack your heater is mounted on?
It was something I made with stuff I bought on Amazon. All the products are mentioned in this video and the parts should all be in the description.
What is that tire mounted heater brand called?
It’s Vevor but I customized it. I have a video about it.
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This might be a really dumb question, but why did you put your Toyota on top of the rocks? Lol I’m sorry
Nah it’s a good question tons of people asked the same thing so you aren’t alone. The camp site was on a slight hill so I drove on the rocks in order to get the right side level with the left side.
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Which camera and microphone you used to make this video please
I use a Canon EOS R with a Rode VideoMicro Mic
@oxfoot what year is your Toyota
17 TRD OR with the Pro Grille
Is the heater water proof??
It’s water resistant, I’ve run it in heavy snow and had no issues but there’s no IP rating that I’ve found so it’s not technically waterproof.
How warm did the heater keep inside the tent? Never been camping before, but love these videos!! Thanks for what you do!
I didn’t record the temp but I got kinda hot and ended up in just some gym shorts and a long sleeve eventually. It was maybe 60+ in there.
And thanks! Maybe one day you’ll give it a shot. Winter camping isn’t the time to start though. Lmao.
@@OXFOOT But no bugs though 🙌🏼
@@Joanna-jt4le yeah. Where I live I don’t have major issues with bugs but I’ve run into campsites where that happens a few times. I grew up in North Carolina and the bugs, especially mosquitos were terrible. Growing up camping there got me used to it I guess.
@@OXFOOT I bet, I actually live in NC myself but have lived in a couple different states including Florida. Can’t say I’m used to mosquitoes, don’t think I’ll ever be, haha. Kuddos to you!
Do watch DCV expedition solo snow camping in -25 degree
Celsius or Fahrenheit? If I could make it get colder where I live I would.
@@OXFOOT celsius bro...i am not comparing him with you just wanted you to see his videos as well...as he to had made a lot of efforts to make that solo trip success
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Great camping brother ,love from India ❤️, can u tell me your car name please?
It’s a Toyota 4Runner they are only made in the US and maybe Canada? Similar to the Toyota Prado but with a V6 engine. No diesel option sadly.
@@OXFOOT thanks for your reply brother 😊
Really enjoying your content brutha! Question for you? Where did you find the tire mount for your diesel heater?
I have a video on it and I should have all the links in the description to everything. I haven’t checked in a while so if any of the links are outdated I can find updated stuff.
BEST Diesel Heater Set-Up for Winter Camping | Vevor Tools
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is there a cutout in the tent to allow a passageway thru the sunroof
I don’t even have a sunroof on mine. But now it doesn’t. I bought the non sunroof 4Runner because I knew that none of them had that. At least at that time, I think red tail overland might have that in theirs now but that’s way outside my price range.
Great video! I have that same diesel heater and it heats great, but it does really smell like fumes inside the tent. Did you have this issue?
I haven’t had that issue, I think when I turned it on at home it did for a while but when I went camping I didn’t smell it. Do you keep a carbon monoxide detector in there? Maybe you can see if exhaust is actually getting in if it sets off the detector.
It's worth to check if your hot air inlet for indoor is too near by emission of diesel.
@@OXFOOT that’s a great idea, I will try that Thankyou!
@@nicely725 I will have to check that as well! Thankyou
Hi just stumbled across your wonderful video, I really enjoyed it , I have a question for and please bear in mind I don’t have any camping or 4x4 experience, so why did you park your vehicle on the stones ? And more specifically why only one side ? Thanks
Thanks! And it’s because there was a decent hill that I parked on so I parked on the rocks on the low side of the hill to make it level with the other side. Makes sleeping in the tent a lot easier when you aren’t sliding to one side of the tent because you’re weight shifts with gravity.
Thanks for the reply , u got a new sub from india ❤
Thanks for the video. I just came back from a snowy camping trip in the Sequoias. It would have been nice to have your heater. Am curious that you left it outside. Does that hard the unit? Also, how long did you run it on a tank of diesel? Thanks!
So I’ve taken some precautions to cover the LCD screen but yeah from what I hear I’ve gotten lucky that it doesn’t get soaked. So far I’ve used it in plenty of storms with no major issues. I might be changing my set up soon but like I said it’s worked for me so far. That being said I used a salad bowl cover that’s like kinda like cling wrap and put it over the screen. That and I’m going to test a mixture of diesel and kerosene to make it less likely to gel.
Where is this place? I would love to go out into the woods and come out with a LoPro bumper overnight! 😂 good stuff though.
I can’t remember the exact location of where it was but it wasn’t too far from Boulder.
hey man, what size are those tires? looks really cool
305/70/17 Nitto ridge grapplers. A ton of work to make them fit though.
How’s the GFC treating you for winter camping? I was wondering if you needed to use Reflectix?
It wasn’t the best because I had a V1 which had rivets and let in a lot of air. V2 would be better. I now have an iKamper 2.0 and will likely be going to an X Cover as they have that inner lining to them.
But I was still alright in the GFC just not as good as I could be in some beefier tents.
@@OXFOOT Good to know. I have a V2 camper on a truck. I like the iKamper line. I saw XO in Alaska, and then changed out to Alu-cab for their Nordic expedition; and wondered if that was a factor with the V2.
@@ninez5740 maybe so. The V2 fixed basically every complaint I had with the V1 other than I just needed more space. If it’s just me, then the GFC is fine but I got a dog and a GF now and I needed what the Ikamper provided.
@@OXFOOT Yeah it gets a bit snug with me and the wife, can’t imagine giving up space; plus the iKamper blackout factor is attractive.
I love this Caan of video super nice I hop one day take my kids to camp 🏕 nice hi from fort Smith Arkansas we have snow around here too
Funny enough I actually camped in fort Smith Arkansas one time driving across the country. Was driving from Nashville TN and that was just about the best place to stop. It was super muggy from the previous thunderstorm but that’s all I remember about it.
@@OXFOOT ey. Thank you 4 take your time to read my comment and answer back..... I enjoy watching this videos ...New subscriber to you channel hop get to see you next time you stop at fort Smith God bless 🙌
@@rutilorocha3457 I haven’t been back down there in a few years. My GFs brother lives in bentonville so I’ll be going to Ark more. Maybe I’ll come down to shoot some videos this summer.
@@OXFOOT wooo very nice. Yes Bentonville is by 70 miles north of fort smith 👏 🙌 👌
thanks for the video, got a question -- why park on a rock during snow storm?
nvm I think to keep it leveled
Yeah, got that question a lot. It works well but apparently it’s not a very common thing.
don't you have a cutting board made of wood? Time code 18:30
I do have a wooden one and a plastic one as well but when I’m filming, winter camping, thinking about the shot and repacking I’m just not thinking things through fully.
@@OXFOOT okay) it's just a pity the blade of the knife. it becomes dull and unusable
@@alexumka7922 yeah I’ve got a pretty big knife collection and I try to treat them well but sometimes shit happens. That knife wasn’t expensive.
@@OXFOOT well, that's nice) I also have several hiking knives, for example morakniv robust, I advise you) good luck traveling, nice to watch)
👋 from north Idaho. Loving your videos. From @arrowoverland
Not sure if you saw my chat comment but I found you and subscribed. How you like Idaho, I always joke that Colorado is too crowded and I might go to Boise one day.
@@OXFOOT we like it. North is a tad small for the amount of folks flocking here.
@@OXFOOT thanks. Not much of a UA-cam it our Instagram is 👌
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I don’t want to sound like an idiot, but why park on top of two stones just on the right side?
One side of the hill was way higher than the other, so in order to level out the vehicle I needed to make the other side taller. Parking on rocks helped me get as close to level as I could.
But what about that bellows tube?!
This thing?
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@@OXFOOT thanks!
Really nice looking Toyota!! Is this a landcruiser?
Edit: its no landcruiser. But what Model is this?
It’s the Toyota 4Runner. This is the newest version of it. I think it used to be sold in other places outside of the US as the “Hilux Surf”.
Locking diffs, Atrac, Body on frame construction, but smaller engine than the Land Cruiser 4.0 liter V6 gas/petrol only.
@@OXFOOT ok thanks for the info. Sadly it looks like this Model is not available in my country Austria. Would be very nice if soon this will be availble.
@@SgtVegas do you have the FJ cruiser? It’s pretty much the same but with 4 doors.
@@OXFOOT no the FJ Cruiser is also not really selling around in my country.
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Why did you park on the rock?
I was parked on a hill and putting the rocks under the tires brought that side up to the same height as the other side.
Makes it easier to sleep at night by getting level.
I made 10-foot cord for my controller to control my heater from my rooftop tent.
I considered doing that but usually most of the time I can do most things with the little bluetooth remote. But yeah that would be nice to have.
Which car is this ??? Please reply
It’s a 5th generation Toyota 4Runner. Only sold in the US and Canada though I think.
Who turned the camera on when he woke up in the morning?
🤔
You talking about the camera shooting from the outside? I may have to do things several times during these videos in order to do it the first time and then do it again for the camera.
I’d like to hear some narration next time
I think I’ll do one with some narration and then after I do two videos like that I’ll combine all the non talking parts from those two into one video with no talking.
@@OXFOOT That sounds great thank you!
А картошка точно приготовилась? Мне кажется она обгорела сверху, а в нутри сырая осталась.
Maybe some were, I can’t remember. In my mind they were fully cooked but maybe a few weren’t. Hard to remember.
Therapeutic
I’ll try to make more of these.
Ножом по сковороде!🙈
Cast iron and a cheap knife. I’m not worried.
And where is the toilet?
I’ve got a few toilette bags I bought in Moab just in case. If I just gotta pee I use a tree.
@@OXFOOT Wait--you don't have a luxury spa toilet and bath???? whoa.
@@seang2012 my set up really isn’t that luxury. I have a GFC in this video (now an ikamper) and the diesel heater which I put together myself, but other than that it’s mostly stuff most people can afford or there’s another option for… like let’s say my drawers, they could just be bins.
@@seang2012 I think cooking on the open fire with a cast iron pan and all that is my preferred way of cooking also. I come from being broke camping with a hammock in college to having some money, and I hope I don’t come off as a person who needs expensive stuff to camp because that is not the case. Do I have expensive tastes… yeah sure I can’t deny that lol
@@OXFOOT actually I was thinking more how I would not survive without a full bathroom and the comforts of city life! Keep on doing what you do, buddy.
Talking is fine, or not. Like to heat your thoughts on trips
I’m going to upload both. I think I’ll do full trips and then upload a no talking version of the video where the edits run a little longer and are just made for chilling out.
The bag is 269.99 not a good deal at all to me I'll stick with my snugpack
What’s the temp rating on it? I’m always open to trying out new stuff.
No bears? No wolves? No wild boars? No foxes?
That would make for a more interesting video but I don’t see too many animals when I’m out usually. I’ll occasionally see moose and foxes, coyotes sometimes but mostly rodents.
@@OXFOOT no thank you, the video is interesting as it is! I can see you can fry a steak and you’re not bating all the jungle book and that’s interesting to me, trouble-free camping, must be nice…take care!