Chasing October Snow. Steven's Pass to Lake Wenatchee. F150 Overland Adventure in the snow.
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- Опубліковано 25 жов 2020
- In this video we head up to Steven's Pass on Highway 2 in Washington. From the East side of the pass we enter NF6700 and push through to Lake Wenatchee. The snow was as good as it gets for October.
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So glad to see someone taking there f150 off road to show its full capability on snow ice and other terrains 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Out here doing the lords work!
When in doubt, air'm down! LOL
Really nice to see how the stock Dynapros perform in the snow. Thanks! Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Great job with the vid. I have an F150 as well and it is good to see full-size rigs in the field!
Thanks! I should be pushing out more content like this soon!
Awesome back country roads and trails, experience is our best teacher. Yup, time for a winch. Have fun
It's been time for a winch since my last truck build. One of these days.
@@simpleinstinct good stuff my brother and I built a winch mount plate bolt in under frame, behind factory bumper. Clean and less weight, tire selection is a big part of back country travel. Have fun, go Offroad
Do you have an ecoboost?
@@simpleinstinct no sir, my rooftop tent, awning, and XD 9500 lb WARN Winch, overland rig up is on my 2012 FORD SVT Raptor with the still strong 6.2. Extra leaf spring, gives me lots of room for 37” BFGs. Have fun go Offroad
very well made video. Thank you!
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Nice tutorial!
I am so feelin' this vid. Around 4:00 min mark, totally me last month in the lower Sierra's, CA. At some point for me, the panic started creeping in that those trax were not going to save me. They did eventually... Loved this part, glad you made it.
Having traction boards is a must! Thank you for watching!
Awesome video I have a 150 as well can’t wait to take it out like you this winter in Tahoe
Thank you and have fun out there!
Nice video man... got the same truck, same Diamondback cover and love to see you play with it.
It's a great set up! Thanks for watching!
I live in Minnesota and running with the locker on in snow causes more issues with sliding the rear end than anything in my opinion. Just straight 4wd or 4 low has been the best for me. The only time I use my locker is if I have the two drive tires on ice.
Nice truck but tbh... I was more looking at that beautiful winter scenery.
I don't blame you even a little. Winter in the Cascades is beautiful.
I have a 2004 f150 4x4 with a 6 inch lift and 35 inch off road tires . If you are going to four wheeling you have it set up for that. I been in snow trails just like that and worse and it's a piece of cake. What I am saying is add a few things to your truck and you won't have to work so hard or worry about getting stuck. Still good video.
Those things are on the build list, but life put a temporary hold on that. Thanks for watching!
Got a little snow in Colorado. Gonna take my 2020 f150 stx out and see what it’s about. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah bro! Get out there and send it!
@@simpleinstinct I’m just gonna send it!
Hell yea! Where in Colorado? I was out there in September, saw the snow storm that came through during the wildfires.
@@simpleinstinct Colorado Springs. Imma try taking it up old stage road. If I’m not back in a day or two send help... lol (first time truck owner)
You'll be fine!
Have a 2018 f150 STX 4x4. Without the locker. With the tires on these from the factory, not sure I'd have attempted that trail
I figured I would make it. Been driving in the snow for years. Thanks for watching!
Nice Video! I'd like to see what that truck can do with a proper set of a/t tires. Seems like those dynapros are ok but kind of holding you back.
Thank you and yes they are 100% holding me back. After I finish school, I would like to get a set of wheels and tires.
@@simpleinstinct I've seen basically new stock raptor wheels and tires for sale pretty cheap. You may need a small lift to clear them, but they look mean!
@@crailtales9405 That's true, I have seen some around. It's all in the works.
Got a few more things to do to my 2011 and I'm set for sure, got some epic trips planned this summer here in Montana.glad I got the fx4 tho, we have similar weather so the locker and Goodyear duratracks save alot of digging
A locker helps for sure! I'm glad I chose that as an option. I've heard good things about the duratracs. I went with the BFG Ko2s.
@@simpleinstinct been running them for 10 years, that and the Montana fish and game uses them on their trucks and the game wardens so that alone speaks volumes.i run a ton of gravel roads and beat on them hard with jeep xj and always get through or dig one hell of a hole trying lol
Right on!
But I do like the video
Great video. Are you running the stock so-called skid plate, aka the diaper.
Yes I am. I plan on getting RCI skids.
You may want to run a dedicated snow tire instead of all season slicks out there LoL. Cheers!
My new tires did great this last winter. Thanks for warching!
Great video! What tires are you running?
Hankook dynapro at2. Thanks for watching!
What are those orange board like things called and where can a get a pair... I have an 2017 Ford F-150 stx also super cab...
Good truck choice!
They are called "traction boards" the brand in the video is Maxsa Innovations, but I don't recommend them. A better cheap option are the Bunker Industries ones from Amazon. The fancy ones are Matrax.
Which rescue tracks are you using?
In this video I had Maxsa Escaper buddies. I don't have them anymore. Right now I have GoTreads and a set of Bunker Industries.
GoTreads are great. The Bunker Industries ones have been good so far.
What pressures where u running in tires?
If I remember correctly, I think I had them at 35 psi. I aired down to 22 PSI after the first time I got stuck.
Are those stock tires?
In this video, yes they are the stock tires.
What was ur psi at?
This video was a long time ago now. I don't recall.
Really let down by most offroad videos. This one is decent but I was bummed out when you got stuck in 5 inches of snow because you chose to continue turning, not going far enough back or using momentum. Was disappointed. Go ahead and pick up snow chains from les Schwab too. Good video overall thumbs up 🙌
If you mean in the beginning of the video, where I pulled over to let the other vehicles by, I could not go forward where I was.
Reason I have not bought chains yet is because I'll be changing tire and wheel size soon.
Thanks for watching!
@@simpleinstinct ahh. I was thinking you may have had some more space behind you. Either way it is the past! Beautiful truck and scenery look forward to more content 🤙
I have a 2wd 😢… i live in the city!! Now i want a 4x4
If you are really looking to get a 4wd, try and find one with a locking differential. Thank me later.
@@simpleinstinct my 2wd have locking differential 😝
That's pretty cool.
Are you in 4H the whole time?
Been a long time since this video. I don't recall.
@@simpleinstinct Thank you for the response brother. I re watched it and you said what you were in. Do you know if you can drive these F-150’s in 4H when snow is on the ground? Can you turn the wheels and does it disengage and re engage at certain speeds? Sorry for all the questions lol I just bought a 2015 XLT 4x4, I’ve always had AWD i know 4x4 is different. Thanks
@@PatelPresh Yes you can drive in the snow with 4wd HI on at any speed. No with 4wd it stays on until you turn it off.
You need better tires mate....
Yep. On the stuff to do list.
Buy a winch