Hello from another family looking to travel off-road with a baby (currently 7 months old)! I love your videos and am always linking them to other people with kids looking to do something similar. The bushing failure you experienced is not uncommon regardless brand (Icon, King, ADS, etc.). It comes from the fact that such bushings are racing parts without any dust sealing, so if dust or grime gets into the bushing (as opposed to just along the edge of the contact area), it eats away at the nylon bearing material and, once a gap appears between the nylon and the metal bushing, more and more dust gets in and it gets rapidly worse. In fact, getting 60,000 miles out of those bushings is a pretty big accomplishment as I generally view them as a 15,000 to 20,000 mile service item. That's why I've since switched to only suspension components where the joints are sealed.
If going back to the factory head unit I highly recommend the Beat-Sonic connect interface for wireless CarPlay and AA. Gives the old head unit new life.
@@LifestyleOverlandGROM V line or V lite might be another option, similar to the beatsonic by using the factory screen to get AA and CarPlay. Didn't realize the nav upgrade options were more limited on the GX460 or the nav to non-nav conversion pretty much non-existent. I'm finally sourcing all the parts to do the nav to non-nav conversion on my 2005 GX470 and go with a Sony headunit. Looking forward to seeing what LSO comes up with
I have had a Bush Company black series RTT for 10 years here in Aus. They have the best quality canvas and shells of any make :D Love the new camper guys its awesome.
Love the idea of a trailer like that. The issue for me is there are many trails where I doubt you could get that through a few some obstacles. So a through trip is out of the question without a lot of backtracking.
Being the negative Nellie here. At over $50 grand base price this trailer is far beyond the reach of a lot of subscribers. That said I would buy one in a heartbeat if I could.
Agreed, it's definitely not a cheap trailer. To build something that will put up with our constant use/abuse requires a high level of quality components and craftsmanship. Having been in construction and manufacturing over the years it's wild for me to see how much costs have increased just in the raw materials, much less the labor expenses, not to mention the overhead like buildings, tools, insurance, etc. We could have gone with a cheaper trailer but the fact is those units wouldn't stand up to our use-case. There are lots of other options out there and you'll never hear us say this is the only way to go, but if you're someone who wants a unit that can go for months at a time then this is one of the better options. Like a few mentioned here, building your own is another way to ensure quality but that also requires a lot of time and skills. Oh and don't forget that the main thing is to get out there with what you have. It's easy to get distracted with the gear but it's really only a small part of the experience. 👍
Man this is like goals for me. Just to have a trailer like that and just to be able to travel to see all these beautiful place before we all check out. Love the video and you earn a sub from me! keep up the good work!
Australian and SA overland products are the best! For your new trailer I would recommend the Australian made Hitch-Ezy. With this hitch you can couple your vehicle and trailer from any approach angle and with any camber in the terrain. Makes connecting a lot easier when off-roading. But you have to pay for quality. The Hitch-Ezy is kind of pricey compared to American/Chinese products.
I like those hitches as well and we may test one at some point. We've been running the Max Couplers since 2016 and they've also been very reliable and strong. Just slightly more difficult to pin up but not bad.
If you havent rebuilt the shocks yet, go check out rlt suspension in sandy utah. Miles and the guys there are top notch. Theyre a dealer for just about every major shock and can rebuild them.
Great trailer. I hope you create countless memories with your family. You baby girl is so cute, you will become a millionaire if you make her the face of a baby product brands. Take some pictures and send them to Pampers, Huggies, etc. Can you be so kind to indicate: 1. The make and model of your tires 2. Make and model of your rims 3. Make and model of the camping oven. Thanks in advance.
Hey guys love the new rig!! Please can you share the make and model of the stove top oven you used. I looked on you Amazon but the one there is not the same and love the glass window
Sadly I don't have a link for that. The case was from another oven that is now discontinued on Amazon. I'm sure someone has a bag the right size out there though.
Hey Kevin. I know you typically tow with the GX most of the time, but when towing with the 4Runner do you recommend regearing? I am presently on stock size tires with a mild lift but eventually will go to 33’s, 285 70 R17. Thanks for your input and hope to see all of you in May at West in Flagstaff. Tom
Message me over on Patreon and I'll get it to you. We're building a GPS sharing program now so it's better if I hand deliver data until we finish beta testing the new platform. 👍
Does the trailer still fit in the garage with the new RTT? It looks like you have standard height garage doors? Love the channel! This vid was one of my wife and my new favorites.
I am curious, Stacy at the 17:21 mark is using an Instapot. I am working on plans on making an off-road camper and want to be able to have enough juice to run one for the wife. What size inverter were the running?
That is actually an awesome dude. Super helpful on the whole process but the radio is just junk. Maybe there's other brands that are better but I don't have time to find out 🤣
I still puzzle over the glass. Maybe the front tire threw a rock that bounced just the wrong way. Back glass I get, I've had it happen (as y'all have) twice. Two years in a row!
I had a glass expert chime in and suggest it was an certain kind of inclusion within the glass that can randomly shatter with time. That almost seems more plausible since the angles of attack on that window would require a major league curveball lol
I don't need kevlar gloves to set this one up 😁 That Coleman was great, but this is a better setup and tear down experience. Also, that window is super handy!
@@LifestyleOverland Thought that might be the case as the Coleman has sharp edges and It's nice to be able to see what's happening with out opening the door and loosing the heat.
you are slowly going toward RV type travel. it's like a trend, RTT and simple set up, than little more storage space with small trailer, than big trailer, than small RV, and than a big RV. ICON is just not surprise here I heard it from many people, any stock goes more 100K and ICON is just fancy and poor quality.
You might want to watch the previous episode... We will never own another RV or anything from the RV industry. We've used and still use several formats of travel but this is the optimal family configuration for now. Stay tuned...
@@LifestyleOverland I was followed you guys since you worked for turtle trailers , so my point is you are slowlu moving toward RV as I think you had a long ago.
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That trailer looks slick, and can’t believe you got the pass-through for the falcon pro 🤌. I’ve also been loving the drew Holcomb on the last few videos - it fits perfect!
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Hello! Trailer looks amazing 🤩 look at that kitchen! More room for tacos 🌮
Haha! For sure! 🌮🌮
Looks like the perfect setup for the family! Love the pass through such a nice Addition with kids.
It really is a game changer. Can't wait to share the adventures we've been having in it!
Hello from another family looking to travel off-road with a baby (currently 7 months old)! I love your videos and am always linking them to other people with kids looking to do something similar.
The bushing failure you experienced is not uncommon regardless brand (Icon, King, ADS, etc.). It comes from the fact that such bushings are racing parts without any dust sealing, so if dust or grime gets into the bushing (as opposed to just along the edge of the contact area), it eats away at the nylon bearing material and, once a gap appears between the nylon and the metal bushing, more and more dust gets in and it gets rapidly worse. In fact, getting 60,000 miles out of those bushings is a pretty big accomplishment as I generally view them as a 15,000 to 20,000 mile service item. That's why I've since switched to only suspension components where the joints are sealed.
Good luck and have fun. The baby is so cute and her expressions are adorable.
Thanks! She's been our little ray of sunshine!
I've been down to that area before! Absolutely beautiful. You guys had a great spot for your first night in the new trailer
Trailer looks sweet!
Thanks! We're in love...
Good tunes!
That trailer looks unbelievably cool!!! Looking forward to the next episode.
Thanks! Next episode will finally get it out there in our element 😁
If going back to the factory head unit I highly recommend the Beat-Sonic connect interface for wireless CarPlay and AA. Gives the old head unit new life.
Thanks for mentioning that, I'll take a look.
@@LifestyleOverlandGROM V line or V lite might be another option, similar to the beatsonic by using the factory screen to get AA and CarPlay. Didn't realize the nav upgrade options were more limited on the GX460 or the nav to non-nav conversion pretty much non-existent.
I'm finally sourcing all the parts to do the nav to non-nav conversion on my 2005 GX470 and go with a Sony headunit.
Looking forward to seeing what LSO comes up with
I love that Kevin mentions my home country South Africa 🇿🇦
I have had a Bush Company black series RTT for 10 years here in Aus. They have the best quality canvas and shells of any make :D Love the new camper guys its awesome.
Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very productive time, I'm sure. Fun to tag along.
Love the idea of a trailer like that. The issue for me is there are many trails where I doubt you could get that through a few some obstacles. So a through trip is out of the question without a lot of backtracking.
I'm impressed to see this little boy growing everyday...
girl
I hope to hear back from them I actually applied for a fab job
South African gears are awesome! Bush Company is a really good choice 👍🏻.
It's been a great experience getting to know the owner and his story. Truly inspiring and we're excited to be partnering up on this.
I’m stoked that you are “Going Bush”! I love my AX27 that I’ve had for a couple of years now. Cool to see you are going to be a dealer.
Looking as that one for our 4Runner too. I'm genuinely impressed with how well built and stitched they are. 👍
Awesome maiden voyage video for the new trailer! Your cinematography continues to get better and better! Awesome work!
Thanks! Super excited to share the adventures we've been having in it!
Being the negative Nellie here. At over $50 grand base price this trailer is far beyond the reach of a lot of subscribers. That said I would buy one in a heartbeat if I could.
certainly looks cooler than our travel trailer, but I chose comfort traveling on the highway.
You can always build your own. That's what I'm doing with my quad/atv cargo trailer
It's not to expensive its your priorities are not there
Agreed, it's definitely not a cheap trailer. To build something that will put up with our constant use/abuse requires a high level of quality components and craftsmanship. Having been in construction and manufacturing over the years it's wild for me to see how much costs have increased just in the raw materials, much less the labor expenses, not to mention the overhead like buildings, tools, insurance, etc.
We could have gone with a cheaper trailer but the fact is those units wouldn't stand up to our use-case. There are lots of other options out there and you'll never hear us say this is the only way to go, but if you're someone who wants a unit that can go for months at a time then this is one of the better options.
Like a few mentioned here, building your own is another way to ensure quality but that also requires a lot of time and skills.
Oh and don't forget that the main thing is to get out there with what you have. It's easy to get distracted with the gear but it's really only a small part of the experience. 👍
So dont buy one. Get a tent and a subaru forester and a jetboil and get going
Luv new ride...
Man this is like goals for me. Just to have a trailer like that and just to be able to travel to see all these beautiful place before we all check out. Love the video and you earn a sub from me! keep up the good work!
Very beautiful and enjoyable video ❤ very sweet 🎂 children 🤩 of your.be happy journey 💖.
Nice mix of everything LO! K&S looking forward to the 5 week trip on the channel
Thanks! Can't wait to share more!
Australian and SA overland products are the best! For your new trailer I would recommend the Australian made Hitch-Ezy. With this hitch you can couple your vehicle and trailer from any approach angle and with any camber in the terrain. Makes connecting a lot easier when off-roading. But you have to pay for quality. The Hitch-Ezy is kind of pricey compared to American/Chinese products.
I like those hitches as well and we may test one at some point. We've been running the Max Couplers since 2016 and they've also been very reliable and strong. Just slightly more difficult to pin up but not bad.
If you havent rebuilt the shocks yet, go check out rlt suspension in sandy utah. Miles and the guys there are top notch. Theyre a dealer for just about every major shock and can rebuild them.
Let’s ride!
Whoohoo!
Great trailer.
I hope you create countless memories with your family.
You baby girl is so cute, you will become a millionaire if you make her the face of a baby product brands.
Take some pictures and send them to Pampers, Huggies, etc.
Can you be so kind to indicate:
1. The make and model of your tires
2. Make and model of your rims
3. Make and model of the camping oven.
Thanks in advance.
Wow its like an overland rondevue im sure on the spellin
It was an awesome collection of folks 🙌
Good choice of music for your video! Especially Jason Boland I heard a while ago! 😂 👍
Excellent trailer, when can I borrow 🤣🤩😎⭐️
🤣🙌
Omg so much food, it’s buffet
Hey guys love the new rig!! Please can you share the make and model of the stove top oven you used. I looked on you Amazon but the one there is not the same and love the glass window
Sorry about that. I just added it to the list but here's a direct link: amzn.to/3ItJ5Bz (This new design is even better)
@@LifestyleOverland your a legend! Thanks so much!
One final question… did that nice case come with it? If not I like you like to keep my gear organized, mind sharing?
Sadly I don't have a link for that. The case was from another oven that is now discontinued on Amazon. I'm sure someone has a bag the right size out there though.
@@LifestyleOverland Thanks again i will consult the google gods ;o)
Awesome trailer!
What is he brand of the oven?
I looked for it online but no luck.
Thanks
Thanks! Here ya go: lso.link/oven
Hey Kevin. I know you typically tow with the GX most of the time, but when towing with the 4Runner do you recommend regearing? I am presently on stock size tires with a mild lift but eventually will go to 33’s, 285 70 R17. Thanks for your input and hope to see all of you in May at West in Flagstaff. Tom
Got 400 views. Where's the thumbs up? Gotta buy snacks for the girls, don'cha know.
Thanks for the vote! 🙌
where is this location? can i find this on PATREON map for L.O.?
Message me over on Patreon and I'll get it to you. We're building a GPS sharing program now so it's better if I hand deliver data until we finish beta testing the new platform. 👍
Does the trailer still fit in the garage with the new RTT? It looks like you have standard height garage doors? Love the channel! This vid was one of my wife and my new favorites.
Yep! But we have an extra tall garage for fitting rigs with tents. Glad you enjoyed the video! It was a blast to edit!
@@LifestyleOverlandwould it fit in an 8 ft garage with RTT?
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I am curious, Stacy at the 17:21 mark is using an Instapot. I am working on plans on making an off-road camper and want to be able to have enough juice to run one for the wife. What size inverter were the running?
It has a 2000 watt inverter but I'd read the wattage requirements on whatever unit you go with so you can make sure you size it properly.
@@LifestyleOverland thanks! That gives me a starting point.
How can I enjoy with you guys. For arrange travelling?
I do believe that tech support guy said "Conferim and continue in Stalin".
That is actually an awesome dude. Super helpful on the whole process but the radio is just junk. Maybe there's other brands that are better but I don't have time to find out 🤣
I still puzzle over the glass. Maybe the front tire threw a rock that bounced just the wrong way. Back glass I get, I've had it happen (as y'all have) twice. Two years in a row!
I had a glass expert chime in and suggest it was an certain kind of inclusion within the glass that can randomly shatter with time. That almost seems more plausible since the angles of attack on that window would require a major league curveball lol
@@LifestyleOverland I guess that makes more sense than the things that had us all scratching our heads at the physics.
What is the oven used in this video?
@@Stacy-w5f I have the Coleman and it doesn't have the window in the door. This looks more like a Winnerwell Fastfold oven.
Here ya go: lso.link/oven
I'm trying to add these to our own store but haven't got a response from them.
@@LifestyleOverland Why did you change from the Coleman to the Winnerwell? Works better, easier to assemble,window?
I don't need kevlar gloves to set this one up 😁 That Coleman was great, but this is a better setup and tear down experience. Also, that window is super handy!
@@LifestyleOverland Thought that might be the case as the Coleman has sharp edges and It's nice to be able to see what's happening with out opening the door and loosing the heat.
you are slowly going toward RV type travel. it's like a trend, RTT and simple set up, than little more storage space with small trailer, than big trailer, than small RV, and than a big RV.
ICON is just not surprise here I heard it from many people, any stock goes more 100K and ICON is just fancy and poor quality.
You might want to watch the previous episode... We will never own another RV or anything from the RV industry.
We've used and still use several formats of travel but this is the optimal family configuration for now. Stay tuned...
@LifestyleOverland you didn't get i said you are slowly moving toward RV type or van type. This trailer is the biggest you have ever.
@@LifestyleOverland I was followed you guys since you worked for turtle trailers , so my point is you are slowlu moving toward RV as I think you had a long ago.
Hello Sir. I have seen your youtube channel very nice. Videos are not getting good views compared to your channel's subscribers. There is something wrong with your channel. Fixing these issues will hopefully help your videos rank better I am a professional digital marketer and SEO expert if you want I can solve your problem.I am wating for your reply.
That trailer looks slick, and can’t believe you got the pass-through for the falcon pro 🤌. I’ve also been loving the drew Holcomb on the last few videos - it fits perfect!
Glad you enjoyed it! Drew is the man!