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@@NickCarson-i8f yes!!!

@@jameshudgins7312 we can. It is wild sometimes. Interesting right now we are warmer than a lot of the Midwest and East coast.

@@MarinusBrand thank you! Can’t wait till spring so we can get back out on the road.

@@McSpeedAlaskanAdventures Yes we have the same feeling. This year we stay closer to home, but I'm already planning a trip that takes us along the East side of the Rocky Mountains. If you have time look into Alberta Highway 40, its about 750Mile long mostly gravel.

@ that sounds amazing!!!

@@McSpeedAlaskanAdventures Road is closed till June 15, like your guys Hatchers Pass.

@@undnrchevys4810 what material were you going to use?

@@McSpeedAlaskanAdventures Grace ice shield, but I decided to let the camper rot... I mean other projects need attention first, second, ect

@ you know the ice shield is almost the exact same stuff, but it doesn’t have that outer layer so it can breakdown with uv. It installs the exact same way. My wife and I put it on our garage extension and it looked like a comedy show making 42 foot long runs. We about got rolled up in it!!!

@@mattkeane344 100% welcome. I hope that answers any questions you have about it.

@ it sure does I will be using this on my camper roof !

Sure is so is your garage neat bro.

@ thank you brother! I worked hard to reorganize it while recovering my shoulder.

@@mattkeane344 perfect timing for your comment. I’m working on one now. It has held up well. There are pluses and minuses of using it. I’m happy with it.

@ I appreciate the response, can I use that as an exterior roof layer or do I need something else on top of it ?

@ it is the exterior layer. If you wanted a base below your final Roof you would be better using ice and water shield. The peel and seal has a thin aluminum coating that makes it UV safe and full exposed safe. It can be damaged if penetrated so be careful of low hanging tree limbs as they might gouge the foil outer layer. But it is easy to patch. It is easy to install. I have multiple spots where I drilled through for solar panels and other things. It self heals where you bolt through it. But you still use sealant like a regular tv roof around the vents and brackets and anywhere you bolt through it. I hope to cover all that in my video. We have had zero leaks and zero failures. But the camper does get stored inside during the winter.

@ awesome ! I can’t wait to see the video and thank you for taking the time out of ur day to help me as well !

I am a big fan of doing it that way as well. I’m wrapping up the new stereo with Apple car play so we can see onX off road maps and more. Music too of course. Paint it drying as we speak.

@@Oleamerica it is so tricky. Especially with the 6.2 as it is such a balance between bogging the engine and getting traction. I sincerely suck at it. But trying to get better.

@@mezmerizz so far so good. I have hit it pretty hard a few times now and still going. It is an actual hydraulic unit so no gears really. It is sealed up so no need to add or check fluid.

@@C3Mods that means a lot coming from you! Thank you.

@ LOL! Thanks!

@@dieterseidel8339 thank you. Time will tell how well it all works.

@@howardstrach6479 they were nice (both the dukes orange one and the police car) but they both had a zillion miles on them. Surprised they still ran aw well as they did.

Thank you so much! I am glad the video was helpful for you. Nikki is a keeper for Sure!!!!!!

Thank you!

It was an incredible night to be out there.

@@chevycoloradoinalaska7018 going to be a long night for first responders

@@mandydeane5824 thank you and thank you for sharing. I’m so sorry you went through this and now maybe twice. Just love on that baby and enjoy your time together.

@@JTKels yes!!!!!

Thank you! And I agree. We are fortunate to see these right out our back windows sometimes

@@morganfrye3075 I wish you could see it in person. Like visiting another planet for a bit.

@@SherriHulet wow!!!! That’s going To be awesome!!!! You are living the dream!!!! Thank you for securing that spot and having a roaring fire when we all arrived. Awesome!!!!

There are many mixed emotions on this one. The very local people hate it as it blocks the road for a day and they are hostage to it all. It isn't clear if they will hold it next this year due to bank erosion - but I hear they have a plan for that.

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Both! And a Fire!

Northern Lights 🩵😊

@ I have to agree. The fireworks were spectacular but you may only see lights like that once in a lifetime

@ God is so amazing to show us this beautiful sky. 🌌 thanks for sharing 🙏🏽💙

@@chevycoloradoinalaska7018 it was incredible!!!!!

@kurtanderson9902 perfect way to describe it. Like nothing I’ve ever seen before.

@@markditko4363 yes. Got that advice straight from the Pewag dealer. But air down first, then chains.

@@McSpeedAlaskanAdventures Very interesting. I wouldn't have thought to air down in chains. How low do you air down? Are the chains any sort of limiting factor? I have bead locks but would have thought the chains might add extra stress on the tires somehow. I've only had my H1 for a short while and am still getting my head wrapped around stuff like this.

@@markditko4363 I mostly air down for comfort. At 8 - 10 psi it makes a world of difference on the ride quality. I use a set of Staun Deflators to get the air down fast. The chain severely limits speed on a smooth surface. I’ve had to adjust them (remove links) a few times. I’ve used chains on dirt and snow. They really bite in dirt and mud. I have wood block I use now to drive up on and then install. It is way faster. If you chain up get quality USA chains. Like Pewag. They will set you back some $$$ but they work.

@@McSpeedAlaskanAdventures Ya, I saw your wood block set-up and was intrigued by it. And we corresponded about a year ago and I bought a set of chains from Pewag based on your recommendation ... so I have the same ones as you. And my friend and I just resized them a couple weeks ago so that's done. ... and yes ... they were pricey, but they seem to be an amazing quality. (And ridiculously heavy!!!) I'm probably heading up to my buddy's mountain cabin later this month (in the snow) so I want to be prepared. I went to his cabin last year and made it 9 out of the 10 miles to his place, after a huge snowfall. BUT I didn't have my chains on. I put my front chains on to get out of there the next morning, but they weren't sized right so it was a bit of a cluster. And I have an H1 with the CTIS so that helps with the air up / down ... but it's slow to air back up.

Was amazing!!!!!

The fireworks were incredible too!!!!

@@jayamos456 yes! And back at ya! We missed you out there. Last time was amazing ad well thanks to good company and great adventures! Wish we had stayed the whole night last night. We were close enough time wise and the diesel heater was kicking butt.

@@TrailToyzOffRoad agreed. 👍

@@BuildItWheelItExploreIt yes. I imagine if it were 10-15 degrees warmer outside it would have hit a much more comfortable inside temp. Or if I had two of them running at once it would have been better. But in a pinch if it can heat 540 sq foot this cold outdoors than it is pretty amazing for the money.

Wow blown away by how little fuel and battery it used!!

@@gabecrockett6574 it would be awesome! Worked great in the Humvee.

@@gabecrockett6574 me too. I was glad to run the test like this so I could see exactly what it takes.

@@stevehoffman4429 so close!!!!!!!!!

@@jimsegraves4447 funny you say that as I plan on putting it in the bed of the Kawasaki soon to supplement the super ATV heater.

@@JustHeat-g7m gasoline, yes.

@@robinmclean1371 I thought about it. I called KFI and they said set them so there is 1/4 to 1/2” clearance for the blade. Works great on pavement but as i transition to the gravel it is obviously not smooth. Got to find a happy middle ground I guess. That or win the litter and get my front side drive paved this summer!!!

@@BCarlson-y2h my neighbors are cool and sometimes are out around 5:30 am doing theirs. I agree. I don’t know what I’m doing. I’ve always ran a snow blower. I’m an ace with that. But since the shoulder surgery I can’t do it this season. This is a slow learning curve.

@McSpeedAlaskanAdventures everyone's gotta learn somehow. I personally love my plow on my rzr so much better than a snowblower just make sure you push it back enough for more snow in the future

@ I’m glad to hear that. the RZR is more powerful than this Kawasaki. I am pushing it way across the yard for that reason. We had 4’ of snow in one week season before and I watched some people get land locked for not pushing it back far enough in the first place. Snow has been very minimal so far this year.