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Direction unclear, mounted my neighbors cat

Why do you talk like that

I’m not sure this would have the power to run a fridge

Is there a “selector” to where you can drive in 2WD like the 2nd gen Sequoias? Or is it always in 4WD?

Yeah those 5.8 watts of output will definitely run a fridge

I wonder if this would help in the slightest with distance per charge with a EV. For example EV has a 301 mile charge range. Would it theoretically be able to get you a extra mile or two 😂

It’s cool and i get the idea for overlanding, but the placement is a no go for me. Sure, you may be able to install it easily since the box can just easily snake under the windshield cowl, but the added mass in that area is just gonna trap heat and get super hot.

I get the idea, but the failure mode of that is a sticky non transparent solar panel going straight for the window while going down a highway. Plus overheating

massive risks for literally no gains, your alternator is there for a reason

I'd be worried about heat management, and fire risk.

That's sick

Thanks for making this this helped a lot on my 00 tundra

Nicely done. Thank you!!

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You got a like subscribe and comment because you guys to be the only ones to make a video it seems

What bumper is that please?

Hey you live in oregon?

Nice looking truck

The sunset and northern lights shot was 🤌

The shovel is a big big thing to have for any winter driving, never mind camping. I'm in my 60's now having lived most of my life in Canada, and I have all sorts of emergency gear I keep in my vehicles: flares to first aid kit, ropes, old wire hangers (great for jury-rigging exhausts, or holding things together that need a lot of strength), and a number of other things, but the one thing that gets the most use is a good snow shovel. I see those "survival" types with their trenching tool, and laugh. That will work, but a good snow shovel will get you or someone you are helping out of a snow situation in about a tenth of the time or less it would take them with their trenching tool. The snow shovel will get used a dozen times a season, but the flares, straps etc may be recycled before they are ever used more than a couple of times.

Awesome video and awesomeee rig

I just don't understand why you would need heating through the night! 😂 Absolute crazy. Your sleeping bag was obviously not adequate for the temperatures. I always sleep naked inside a sleeping bag no matter how low the temperature gets. Just use a quality 🦆🪿 down bag and there will never be ever a need for a stinking gas heater.

What bulbs are you running? Are those LED headlights?

Hey bro I'm a Bend native and I have a 1st gen Tundra with an OVRLND Camper. We should get out sometime, I've got some sweet spots. Hit the channel up with a Sub and I will too. Also does your buddy have a dad named Casey? ✌️😎

You nailed it on this video Max, I have been winter camping in the Canadian Rockies for years. I would like to see you swap to a diesel heater, I keep mine in a tote along with the hose and power cord, this helps me negate any diesel smell while transporting. I flip the tote upside down set the heter on top and place the lid on top of the heater to shelter from snow. Heater consumes about 18 Amps / 220 w over a 10 hr run.

Hey Max, How long does your truck take to start on freezing cold mornings? Does it take longer when it hasn't been used for several days?

Man it's pretty out there!!

Put some vibrant ultra quiet resonators. They're about the best for builder parts

Great video! 👊🏽❤️

Love the video!

Love that about choices. I’m always amazed and so happy to see your videos seeing young people like yourself that appreciate and have such respect for the public lands is so nice. It’s fun to see these places through younger eyes. Peace ☮️

Loved that vid. What was the first song track? My Shazam didn’t find it and I loved it. Check out the Umatilla national forest sometime when you get the chance. I can give you places to check out. Also the Molalla River Req area has some awesome places too. Peace! ☮️ Thanks.

This is bill nye the science guy 😂

Do you daily drive the sequoia?

Always stoked to see your uploads thanks max !! Killing the game 💪🏽👍🏽🙏🏽🤘🏽🫸🏽

What wheels are those

Great video. Did you happen to measure how much it moved the wheel forward?

The stance is MUCH improved! An old school trick to freeing up rusted bolts is to heat up the bolt/nut with a torch and melt a crayon on the nut and let it creep its way into the nut. Allows the nut to back off easier than wd40

Thanks!

nice, this is my next mod for sure

Great video

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Great video man. I have always wanted to get out in the Deschutes. You have like 5 videos worth of info here.

What kind of rims are you running?

Nice rig. You want to have 3 kinds of gloves; leather drivers for around the fire, plastic (showa etc) for touching anything with snow on it, and ski gloves (like black diamond guide) for shtf. A sleeping bag and pad warm enough to sleep with no heater, and a good cabin heater, and you're all set. Burn softwood outdoors in the winter when it's wet.

Good info dude. But please stop hitting your keys as the hang from your belt loop. Just put them in your pocket next time.

Excellent video! Did you build the slide out boxes?

5:30 on shoveling snow. Don't neglect cardio. Recovery might take a bunch of physical effort.

When it comes to the heaters it's not just a question of judging what one thinks "looks safe". ***Read the instructions*** CLEARANCE, CLARENCE, CLEARANCE

I have a First Gen Durango with a 5.9. Really bad on Gas (11 MPG and it wants 93 octane) and kind of tight on the inside, but the 4X4 is decent in low lock. I am thinking about a Sequoia. How's the mileage and 4X4 and reliability? What years offer the best option package? Oversized space blankets are a MUST and an additional heavy blanket, over the space blanket, over your sleeping bag can be a lifesaver, if all heat options are gone. Insulated mat and another space blanket underneath for the win! Wrap yourself like a Burrito! LOL You could always heat some bricks in a fire and put them in pots and bring them inside for a few hours of heating help! Or heated water in bottles in your sleeping bag usually gives 5 hours of help!. Heated sand in pails lasts the longest. WARM vs COLD is the deal breaker when Winter camping, however we do it! I didn't see a Hot Tub in your truck for the bad nights! LOL Thanks for keepin it real!