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I've followed him on Instagram for a while now because I like his rig, however, lately his posts (videos) are of wheeling off designated paths and blatant destruction of the area. For that, I have stopped following him. Its people like him and his buddies that get areas closed down permanently...

Thank you, I actually use iMovie from my iPhone and iPad

I received a lot of messages asking me to put together another video from my trips. Here is one from a weekend trip up to Cave city back down Highway 1

+1 Typically 12-15 for the beach and 25 for trails

There are Maxsa Innovations on Amazon. Look very similar to Maxtrax

Currently it's a Mv50, however it will be getting switched to ARB as the pump is old (5+) and on its way out

Sorry, the wooden structure at 2:47 is the Oldfaithful Inn

Thanks! Most of that was actually from my iPhone 6. Although my Nikon D3200 contributed still images. Those were cabins on the shore of Hebgen Lake but were swallowed by the lake from the 1957 7.5 earthquake. If you're unfamiliar with this event, Google "earthquake lake" and "Hebgen lake...

First video I've ever made. It glitches at the end A glimpse into my 3,000 mile trip from the Central Coast of California to Yellowstone National Park, Montana in September.

What's in my recovery kit? Me - 'nough said CB Radio Front/rear recovery points 3 - shackles (1 being oversized) 10' ARB tree trunk protector (mainly used for making a bridle in the front) 30' ARB snatch strap 2 - snatch blocks Engo 9k winch Sharpened spade shovel In addition I also carry a...

Looking forward to following your build. I had a 2004 and it was a great vehicle

For the cost of that thing you can have a full bumper

These is a very upon ended question as all vehicles are different, but generally... Dielectric Grease on all electrical connections 100% sealed intake Sealed distributor Sealed fuse/relay box Extended breathers for front/rear diff, t-case, and transmission Gasoline engines don't like being...

Tent closed, no. Tent open, I use the ladder strap to hold it open as well as move the cover out of the way.

I changed the tent opening orientation to the rear and did an inspection on it since I've put it through its paces this last season.

This weekend I explore more of the Santa Lucia Wilderness/La Panza Range and also went up to Kings Canyon to get some snow camping in. It got a little frigid last night The morning view though...

Thanks everyone

Ya, not many vehicles drive YOU when going 55mph

What does everyone do to stay warm at night? I am writing this from the Sierras where I'm in my RTT with its extreme weather hood on, wrapped like a burrito in a wool blanket in my sleeping bag with another wool blanket over the top that's nearly frozen solid.