Well, don't get too excited as regular viewers have seen some of this video before. It's a full series of the winters adventures and camping that just passed. I normally try and produce one or two of these long format videos every year. They seem to do pretty well, and from feedback, people like to put them on in the background while they give Bigfoot a full body massage. Anyway, thanks again for all your support this winter, and I appreciate you watching. The 4.0 shall be dragged from its snowy tomb in the coming episodes where it will meet an angel grinder and a welder. Happy Easter 🐣
I am sorry but can you fit Bigfoot, an angle grinder and welder in the roof tent? Do you need therapy or is that what happens in the roof tent. I also appreciate what goes on in the roof tent stays in the roof tent. 🎉 You have brightened my wet and soggy evening in the UK.
Lol...my poor wife doesn't understand how I can laugh my butt off watching a camping video. What a sense of humor. Thanks, Mike. P.S. that long distant night fire pit shot was awesome.
What a fighter you are. That is the worst snow there. Every time I'm out with a 4x4, I learn something new about how to tackle deep snow, and for those who haven't tried it, it's really an incredible experience worth trying
@@WorkshoptoWilderness I bought two pairs for 315/80R22.5 lorry tires for only 1300 NOK each pair. Basically unused with close to zero rust. Fits my 40/13.5R17 well enough with a few links removed. In both Norway and Sweden lorries are required to carry chains during winter time, so there is a lot of them around and can be had cheap on the second hand market. Pretty sure they would fit your 35" tires as well, just have to shorten them in even more. So you can definitively found a good deal out there :D
You know Mike watching your videos and And how they evolved in your camping's evolved over the years First video I saw of yours was a kid out in the woods showing different ways to use a tarp to sleep under and how to use the rope to hang the tarp from two trees and different knots you could use I was impressed and kind of angry and embarrassed at the same time because every single one of those knots you use I know I know how to use them but I never thought to use him the way you were using them it just made me feel kind of stupid That's what got me hooked on your videos to see what else you could come up with that I already knew about but didn't do out in the field Then your journey building your Jeep XJ up was very enjoyable to watch Thanks for the videos I really enjoy them
Perfect that's my evening sorted. While you have fun with your flashlight or fleshlight, with big foot tucking you into bed while trying to take your hot dog. I can sit down with a G&T and enjoy. I do love your sense of humour. I am so so glad you did that video on the old channel to tell me that you had this one. Also as you love a pancake comment I won't even mention that last one you did. Keep up the good work!
Mike, man! ... you've carved yourself a niche! The video format you developed is unique with the jokes , the tremendous amount of work you manage to accomplish in an inadequate garage... Try not to change , if possible. 👍
I've owned my 99 XJ for nearly 22 years and I absolutely love yours. You've spent so much time and $ making it truly a one of a kind. The only thing I don't like about it is the diesel engine. It's just too damn loud. Wishing you good health and safe travels.
It's very loud to the point where I don't hit the throttle because I don't want to disturb people. It's the open exhaust system. I would like to build a different exhaust eventually. I really love XJ's. It's awesome that you have driven yours for 22 years! Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment.
Oh to be young again! One day, you'll look back and shake your head and laugh as you say to yourself,,, "What in the world was I thinking?" Do what you can NOW, it doesn't get any easier, in fact it gets impossible eventually,,,
I'm sure one day I will be handing over the keys to my boy, if hes interested. Or I will be polishing my old diesel in a world where such technology is illegal to use. I shall enjoy it while I can. Thanks for watching!
The sound of that beast could put me to sleep in a very good way, having wonderful dreams of a journey like that one. Keep up the good work and videos, I'm proud of both of you, man and machine. Yes a good front locker does wonders. Best wishes and luck from the USA.
27:00 Maybe I missed the explanation, but wouldn't your diesel heater warm the engine, so that you don't need an electric engine heater to drain your power bank?
At chapter 3 on this video, you will see that I've built a new diesel heater that heats the engine. I did it part way through my winter travels, so it's not present in the first couple of episodes. Thanks for watching.
If you need more traction from your tire chains, but are trying to keep the weight of them down, then why don't you modify them by just adding a larger size link, for every other link on the sections that crosses your tire treads , It will add quite a bit more traction surface without adding very much more weight. It is the way a lot of guys have built chains around where I live at for many years For using on light duty rear wheel drive tractors for plowing snow. Thank you for your videos. Tim from Wisconsin.
Hello! If you are keen to try a new splitting axe, I can really recommend Gränsfors's smallest splitting axe. just the right size to have in the car. I just acquired an Xj which I am in the process of converting to an Overlander. Will be a slightly less extreme build than yours with 3" lift and 31" tires... If you are curious about trying to drive a bit more off-road, I can recommend the Sweden offroad tour that runs every summer v.28. Always nice to watch your videos, from an offroader a little further south in Sweden.
It's very rare. Perhaps twice in the last six years. There isn't much of a population in northern Europe. Most live in the south. Occasionally, I will see someone on a snowmobile, or hear them.
@WorkshoptoWilderness cheers. I watched loads of your video lately as I decided to get an xj for myself. But didn't come across the one with the tent yet, I'm at the beginning, bodyworks and stuff like that. I'll get there soon. Good luck with your projects and thanks for the inspiration 👍
I've tested them for one winter, so maybe 5 months. They don't get hot enough to melt snow with oncoming blizzards. I wouldn't recommend them on a daily driver. My rig is used for these adventures only so I can pick my battles. But if I got caught in a blizzard, they wouldn't work.
I think you must be mistaken about Bigfoot. He (she) lives in North America and it's not like he can just jump on a plane and get to Sweden. There are several local options though like trolls, elves, ‘näcken’ and the slightly less scary but more common moose.
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Well, don't get too excited as regular viewers have seen some of this video before. It's a full series of the winters adventures and camping that just passed. I normally try and produce one or two of these long format videos every year. They seem to do pretty well, and from feedback, people like to put them on in the background while they give Bigfoot a full body massage.
Anyway, thanks again for all your support this winter, and I appreciate you watching.
The 4.0 shall be dragged from its snowy tomb in the coming episodes where it will meet an angel grinder and a welder.
Happy Easter 🐣
I am sorry but can you fit Bigfoot, an angle grinder and welder in the roof tent? Do you need therapy or is that what happens in the roof tent. I also appreciate what goes on in the roof tent stays in the roof tent. 🎉 You have brightened my wet and soggy evening in the UK.
Lol...my poor wife doesn't understand how I can laugh my butt off watching a camping video. What a sense of humor. Thanks, Mike. P.S. that long distant night fire pit shot was awesome.
What a fighter you are. That is the worst snow there. Every time I'm out with a 4x4, I learn something new about how to tackle deep snow, and for those who haven't tried it, it's really an incredible experience worth trying
You should try some studded chains for lorries or even better, some forestry studded chains fro tractors :)
Yeah, I've considered them. Certainly improved traction. Next winter perhaps 🤔
@@WorkshoptoWilderness
I bought two pairs for 315/80R22.5 lorry tires for only 1300 NOK each pair. Basically unused with close to zero rust.
Fits my 40/13.5R17 well enough with a few links removed.
In both Norway and Sweden lorries are required to carry chains during winter time, so there is a lot of them around and can be had cheap on the second hand market.
Pretty sure they would fit your 35" tires as well, just have to shorten them in even more. So you can definitively found a good deal out there :D
Woah, now I get to sit down and hear tales of Bigfoot and his shenanigans for 2 hours. Epic.
Don’t forget sally
You know Mike watching your videos and And how they evolved in your camping's evolved over the years
First video I saw of yours was a kid out in the woods showing different ways to use a tarp to sleep under and how to use the rope to hang the tarp from two trees and different knots you could use
I was impressed and kind of angry and embarrassed at the same time because every single one of those knots you use I know I know how to use them but I never thought to use him the way you were using them it just made me feel kind of stupid
That's what got me hooked on your videos to see what else you could come up with that I already knew about but didn't do out in the field
Then your journey building your Jeep XJ up was very enjoyable to watch
Thanks for the videos I really enjoy them
buenisimo el video
Thanks for watching
Great video. I can see the enormous amount of work you’ve put into that rig.👍🏻
Thanks for watching! Too much work I think. I'm not sure I could do it all again.....unless my son wants too of course!
Bigfoot, The Movie, excellent.
Perfect that's my evening sorted. While you have fun with your flashlight or fleshlight, with big foot tucking you into bed while trying to take your hot dog. I can sit down with a G&T and enjoy. I do love your sense of humour. I am so so glad you did that video on the old channel to tell me that you had this one. Also as you love a pancake comment I won't even mention that last one you did. Keep up the good work!
Tip of the hate to your mate for coming out. Good man he is.
Yes final I get a 2 hours bushcraft movie to watch and chill keep it up mike
You are hilarious, best part is you never know when it's coming!!! Awesome 🤣🤪😂
Haha thanks for watching!
Great video thanks for sharing looking forward to more, cheers
Mike, man! ... you've carved yourself a niche!
The video format you developed is unique with the jokes , the tremendous amount of work you manage to accomplish in an inadequate garage...
Try not to change , if possible.
👍
Super Compilation of your Winter Season. Thx for sharing.
I've owned my 99 XJ for nearly 22 years and I absolutely love yours. You've spent so much time and $ making it truly a one of a kind. The only thing I don't like about it is the diesel engine. It's just too damn loud. Wishing you good health and safe travels.
It's very loud to the point where I don't hit the throttle because I don't want to disturb people. It's the open exhaust system. I would like to build a different exhaust eventually. I really love XJ's. It's awesome that you have driven yours for 22 years! Thanks for watching and appreciate the comment.
Im finding myself tuning in, just for some of the dark humour / sarcasm... Black Mamba! Dump on Tray - Brilliant :-)
Great video , love the banter and honesty lol 😁🤣🤣
Oh to be young again! One day, you'll look back and shake your head and laugh as you say to yourself,,, "What in the world was I thinking?" Do what you can NOW, it doesn't get any easier, in fact it gets impossible eventually,,,
I'm sure one day I will be handing over the keys to my boy, if hes interested. Or I will be polishing my old diesel in a world where such technology is illegal to use. I shall enjoy it while I can. Thanks for watching!
The sound of that beast could put me to sleep in a very good way, having wonderful dreams of a journey like that one. Keep up the good work and videos, I'm proud of both of you, man and machine. Yes a good front locker does wonders. Best wishes and luck from the USA.
Another great video. Love the intro music.
Great food, film, nice adventure
Where in northern Sweden do you live?
Great video and I am amazed when someone can push on through this sort of thing. I would have turned tail and ran home.
27:00
Maybe I missed the explanation, but wouldn't your diesel heater warm the engine, so that you don't need an electric engine heater to drain your power bank?
At chapter 3 on this video, you will see that I've built a new diesel heater that heats the engine. I did it part way through my winter travels, so it's not present in the first couple of episodes.
Thanks for watching.
Great movie! 👍
If you need more traction from your tire chains, but are trying to keep the weight of them down, then why don't you modify them by just adding a larger size link, for every other link on the sections that crosses your tire treads ,
It will add quite a bit more traction surface without adding very much more weight. It is the way a lot of guys have built chains around where I live at for many years
For using on light duty rear wheel drive tractors for plowing snow.
Thank you for your videos.
Tim from Wisconsin.
Love front Orlando Florida
Hello! If you are keen to try a new splitting axe, I can really recommend Gränsfors's smallest splitting axe. just the right size to have in the car. I just acquired an Xj which I am in the process of converting to an Overlander. Will be a slightly less extreme build than yours with 3" lift and 31" tires... If you are curious about trying to drive a bit more off-road, I can recommend the Sweden offroad tour that runs every summer v.28. Always nice to watch your videos, from an offroader a little further south in Sweden.
Who makes that attachment for the white gas stove?
Its something I made. I just welded some hangers on it so you can attach the stove.
Those pants look cool. What are they?
They are Haglofs pants. The exact model, I'm not sure, but if you search Haglofs, then you will find them. Thanks for watching.
how often do you run into other motorists/campers when youre out on your advetures?
It's very rare. Perhaps twice in the last six years. There isn't much of a population in northern Europe.
Most live in the south. Occasionally, I will see someone on a snowmobile, or hear them.
What is the name of your front sway bar disconnect system called ?
It's made by a guy called RJ in the USA. www.youtube.com/@RJsDesertSpeedShop
That's a channel, but try his Instagram also.
Hey Mike! I'm looking for a rooftent lately and not sure what to pick. Definitely hardshell, wich one are you using, do you recommend it?
I'm using a Wildland Desert Cruiser 140. It's a great tent! I've made a review of it on the channel
@WorkshoptoWilderness cheers. I watched loads of your video lately as I decided to get an xj for myself. But didn't come across the one with the tent yet, I'm at the beginning, bodyworks and stuff like that. I'll get there soon. Good luck with your projects and thanks for the inspiration 👍
What boots are you using bud? They look awesome as a winter boot... tia
Just wondering if you've had any experience with driving snow and your headlights yet? Do they get hot enough to melt snow that builds up on them?
I've tested them for one winter, so maybe 5 months. They don't get hot enough to melt snow with oncoming blizzards. I wouldn't recommend them on a daily driver.
My rig is used for these adventures only so I can pick my battles. But if I got caught in a blizzard, they wouldn't work.
What is the total weight of your jeep when it is loaded up?
What hood vents are those?
I think you must be mistaken about Bigfoot. He (she) lives in North America and it's not like he can just jump on a plane and get to Sweden. There are several local options though like trolls, elves, ‘näcken’ and the slightly less scary but more common moose.
What part of Sweden are you based in? is it long distance from the norwegian border?
Again Great video. ❤
👍👍👍👍👍
U don’t have front lockers
Now I do, but then I didn't.
you dont need a chainsaw
I guess it adds a dangerous element to solo outings I don't feel comfortable with. I still don't have one. Thanks for watching
achilles heel
Pancake mix. Mhmm.
Waffle mix, so even worse.