Hehe my kind of people. I've taken my ram 2500 places people say are atv only. All it takes is a solid set-up, 4x4 knowledge, and in some cases some balls lol! BTW we run almost the same set-up (although personally don't do Ford 😉) 99 ram 2500 2.5inch lift on 35s. Happy adventures!
Yes! Often an adventurous spirit and experience can get you there! And if nothing else... an exciting time!! Doesn't matter the brand but where you go. :)
That truck is very capable even with a camper.. Rear locker would be standard with a certain selection. Just need to put a locker on the front, which they did... Ford does have limited slip front with the tremor which has been awesome for the superduty.
It is! And fully selectable locking differentials are extremely beneficial for control and slow speeds. Much better than the clutch style Tremor differential.
A couple of buddies and I were wheeling. We had stopped in a clearing for lunch. We had some locals stop and tell us that we probably won’t be able to get through the trail. I asked which direction they were referring to. They pointed to the trail we had already driven through. LMAO
@@vladimirmitrovic9724 Not inside without permission... there are plenty of lookout towers that are available for renting. I think that would be a fun experience
It's crazy where you take that set up......may I make suggestion? Maybe in the corner you could have a slope meter/gauge so people can actually get how bad these trails are? Just a thought.
Love the content and am impressed on where you can go with the hard side. Can you show more about day to day life in the camper? Your cooking setup, storage, eating, working? Thanks!
Omg! You guys rock. Do you have lockers on the rear and front axles? How much does your camper weigh? What is your winch name brand and specs? Thank you for sharing your great adventures!
Thanks! Check out earlier videos for full truck build details... Front differential has OX air locker. Rear differential is factory e-locker. Camper is around 1,800lbs dry. We are about 3k lbs loaded. Winch is Smittybilt X20 12k.
"No Trucks, Jeep Only" Peter: Challenge accepted. As I watched, I couldn't help but think, "This is exactly what their truck was built for." Just moments before Faith said you had a few branches to clear, I was also thinking, "What, no trees." (winking) I really enjoyed the drone footage of the tower; the music was a nice addition too. A beautiful location and some nice videography. Nicely done, you two.
You are doing an awesome job sharing your adventure with us.
Appreciate your encouragement. :)
I've ridden that on my motorcycle and thought it was sketchy...but holy hell. Watching your rig on that stretch made me pucker up. Yikes.
We encountered a couple Jeepers who thought the same thing. But it was rather uneventful and we've been on rougher tracks. Can't beat the view!!!
Love the views
Yes!! Such an amazing place. :)
Send it! South of the border there would be huge passenger busses on that road…
Right?? It's funny how our "off road" are normal roads in other countries. Still lots of fun!
That place is really cool , reminds me of noon day trail...
True! But the view here was epic!!!
Hehe my kind of people. I've taken my ram 2500 places people say are atv only. All it takes is a solid set-up, 4x4 knowledge, and in some cases some balls lol! BTW we run almost the same set-up (although personally don't do Ford 😉) 99 ram 2500 2.5inch lift on 35s. Happy adventures!
BTW Idaho is a stunning place and I'm proud to call it home.
Yes! Often an adventurous spirit and experience can get you there! And if nothing else... an exciting time!! Doesn't matter the brand but where you go. :)
What is you favorite area in Idaho?
Mostly run the Owyhees but also have a soft spot for the Danskins.
And no brand don't matter in the least. As long as it's what you want and does what you need then it's perfect.
Work hard Be nice ! 👍 Another great adventure
Thanks!! Will be doing an Idaho series... little sneak peak videos for now!
That truck is very capable even with a camper.. Rear locker would be standard with a certain selection. Just need to put a locker on the front, which they did... Ford does have limited slip front with the tremor which has been awesome for the superduty.
It is! And fully selectable locking differentials are extremely beneficial for control and slow speeds. Much better than the clutch style Tremor differential.
Thanks for your sharing such beautiful view. I love it !
Thanks for commenting. :)
A couple of buddies and I were wheeling. We had stopped in a clearing for lunch. We had some locals stop and tell us that we probably won’t be able to get through the trail. I asked which direction they were referring to. They pointed to the trail we had already driven through. LMAO
Interesting. Strange how people do that... haha
do you know if camping there is allowed?
There wasn't anywhere set up for camping. Not really well suited
There wasn't anywhere set up for camping. Not really well suited
@@TruckCamper ah wasn’t sure if you could camp inside the lookout
@@vladimirmitrovic9724 Not inside without permission... there are plenty of lookout towers that are available for renting. I think that would be a fun experience
It's crazy where you take that set up......may I make suggestion? Maybe in the corner you could have a slope meter/gauge so people can actually get how bad these trails are? Just a thought.
That's a great suggestion. Not sure how we could do that... love the idea.
Love the content and am impressed on where you can go with the hard side. Can you show more about day to day life in the camper? Your cooking setup, storage, eating, working? Thanks!
That is a great suggestion... will look at doing that coming up. Thanks for watching!
Omg! You guys rock. Do you have lockers on the rear and front axles? How much does your camper weigh? What is your winch name brand and specs? Thank you for sharing your great adventures!
Thanks! Check out earlier videos for full truck build details... Front differential has OX air locker. Rear differential is factory e-locker. Camper is around 1,800lbs dry. We are about 3k lbs loaded. Winch is Smittybilt X20 12k.
The white knight is officially a jeep now. Great video, thanks for taking us along on your adventure
Haha - it can pretend. Thanks! :)
Awesome. Would you all consider doing the Dalton highway up to alaska?
Absolutely. We've been discussing doing that trip. But may get pushed back another year... there are other areas we'd like to explore before. :)
"No Trucks, Jeep Only" Peter: Challenge accepted.
As I watched, I couldn't help but think, "This is exactly what their truck was built for."
Just moments before Faith said you had a few branches to clear, I was also thinking,
"What, no trees." (winking)
I really enjoyed the drone footage of the tower; the music was a nice addition too. A beautiful location and some nice videography. Nicely done, you two.
Really appreciate the kind words. Sure was a fun place to get to! Blessings
Where is this ?
Check out the video description... Idaho BDR route
Subscribed because you do great content . Why didn't you camp up there one night ? Fires ?
We did camp there... thanks for watching!
Can you camp in those or restricted? Hmmm..
Most of them are locked up. Many of the lookout towers are "for rent" through the forest service and you can make reservations.
Is your truck stock height with 35" tires?
Check out the earlier videos to see full truck build details.... 37s. 3.5" suspension lift
i hate mountains ,,,,,,,,after 5 years OTR i seen so many drivers dead from going off the road
That's sad... Guess depends on what you focus on. We love exploring the mountains. :)
Lol Jeeps only 🤣
Right??
Unsubscribed because I hate reminders in my subscription feed.
Hmm... seems a small inconvenience for how much time and effort videos take to create.
@@TruckCamper lol, sensitive....