I've been watching since you were at only a few hundred subs and I can safely say you still have some of the best filming and editing out there. Nice work man!
Hope your finger heals well. Next time always wear protector gloves when dealing with trails. You have great Vlogs on your overland journey. You have inspired a lot of beginners around the world to get out and explore the beauty of natural landscapes the earth has and needs to be protected.
Ow Ow ow.... That makes my butt pucker! Hopefully your finger heals up fast. Love your movies by the way.... Man, You've got an eye for what makes a great video!
Awesome video loved it, thanks for sharing your route. I've completed the 600-1 and plan another trip out in TNF its only about an hour away from where I live.
Great video.... ! Remember I am not far from Park City, UT. if you ever want to team up. I am attending a trip coming up in early June that would be close to half way for you and me. See you on the trails, George.
and "CUT" ... Kids go grab the camera! You do an amazing job with the cinematography and what really makes this channel appealing and interesting, as well as a good director of photography and personality. Good work! Seems that your on the end of the country opposite of where you like to travel so much! Why not move to the west! Utah, Cali, Nevada, tons of wheeling!, um over-landing!!
For some reason, Toyota doesn't believe in having the fuel range update with average fuel consumption... Our Tundra shows the exact same range on a full tank regardless of what our average fuel consumption is.
Jason, I came through that spot (at 12:00 ) on President's Day...It was even muckier than in your video! The area had been getting a lot of rain. Had to winch out of the deepest part as it was too technical to use momentum. A locker would have been great to have :)
Same here. I came down it...didn't try going up. Cool thing is, immediately after winching out, foxpeditions came around the corner. When we parted ways, they had decided not to go up it due to conditions. Here's an Instagram from Foxpeditions, of them trying a bypass around that spot... instagram.com/p/BfWbkXunPxh/?taken-by=foxpeditions
Awesome stuff! Can't wait to see part 2. I'm also sitting here taking notes on the cinematic shots. I'm a photographer getting into the off road/overland scene (my instagram is @pcaitophotography). I have been photographing my brother's truck and want to start making movies with him on our off roading adventures. Keep up the great work!
Im not a fan of mud too, don't really like rain either. That said, snow, sand, and rocks don't bother me at all, I think it's because I got into overlanding in northern Utah way back in the 90's .
Hi Jasoon. I have a question if you don't mind. Who is the manufacturer of your front bumper and do you think they would customize it for a Warren wench? Thank you for your great vids! Btw...your children are awesome!
Jason, great videos. I love the video work. Wondering where you got the x-tra channel for the turtleback. I could use one. Also what did you use to secure the roof top tent cover on the base of the tent?
TheStig ZeroZeroZero basically a auto mechanical locker works like this. When you apply power (hit the gas) it full locks the differential so your wheels are locked 1:1. But, it has a set of cams internally that allows one wheel (The one spinning faster) to override the locking mechanism. In a sense it works like a ratcheting mechanism in a socket wrench. Allows the faster wheel to ratchet ahead faster. So a mechanical locker is always working, always engaged. It doesn't have the best road manners at times and can be a bit clunky. On short wheel base vehicles it can be more pronounced. But, yes it essential takes the guess work out. Mechanical Auto lockers like the Detroit and similar Grizzly (mines is the Grizzly) are very strong. Some people use them in straight line drag racing too. It would be to abrupt for a track where you would be turning corners. For Track use, or smoother everyday use in a truck or SUV a True-trac is awesome. True-trac is an all gear type limited slip, also known as a Torsen. At any rate if your considering a Locker there are a variety to consider. The Toyota is an electric one it is an open differential when disengaged, and locked 1:1 when live. The ARB is the same but air activated mechanism.
Adrian Wevers I still have my 2002 that I bought new but I’m actually building out a 2018 T4R Trail Premium for my Mom which will be mine when she is done with it in a decade or so. I’m quite impressed with the 5th Gen 4Runner but it’s very cost effective to keep my old Pathy going.
Ah, you didn't break your finger. That, ah, guy with the rock. Yeah. He broke it. Whew. From what I could tell no revenge killing. Impressive. Seems like it would be super-duper easy to hide a body out there. Not suggesting anything. Ahem.
When you turn on your Atrac....its a brake modulation system isnt it? For traction control as well as when an open diff starts spinning one tire, it brakes mildly to get the other tire spinning right? So is Atrac on the front wheels only? If you have Atrac on(and its 4 wheel) and then you lock in the diff, it seems they would work against each other if your posi locked rear starts spinning, the brakes would activate stopping both sides instead of the one side like when open diff? is it lack of understanding on my part? Does it not work this way?
I don't know the details about ATRAC, in terms of whether it works on all four corners. My first thought would be that it would.. However, the 4Runner came with a rear locker from the factory, and while I hate making assumptions, I would ASSUME that the rear locker and ATRAC wouldn't fight each other when both engaged. I have ran them both concurrently many times without an issue. Good question!
Jason Koertge I just got a 4wd SR5 (wanted a 3rd row seat) and I’m thinking of adding an electronic locker. I’ve hear a lot of people saying how good A-Trac is, and I might not need a locker. Is it that good? When do you use a locker instead of A-Trac?
this is a family vacation video where in the heck do you talk about using rear locker at?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? that the title of this video or was that just a bait???
Dude; if you're going to make a 25 minute movie for each part, some of us might prefer you would have just done the 35 minute movie for the whole day instead ... Either way, enjoyed watching.
tnpharmd; agreed. Just pointing out that a YT video can be watched in multiple viewings instead of just one without losing where you left off (as long as you return within about a day I think) so not editing/posting a 35+ minute video because it would be too long may be just causing more work/aggravation when the alternative is a little longer but requires close to twice the work (for little more monetary compensation).
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Seat belt is a must all the time please , love your videos .
Just found this channel randomly. Subscribed!
Thank you Ryan!
THATS ME!!!!!! I WON!!!!!!!! That's AMAZING!!
YES! Congrats!! Make sure you respond to my email with your details!
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Congrats!!!
Belated congratulations Adam. 😃 🇺🇸
Next time my wife asks if we're lost out in the woods, I'll remind her that we can never get lost because we're MORMON!
19:08 "No man can cross the same river twice. It isn't the same river. And it isn't the same man."
I've been watching since you were at only a few hundred subs and I can safely say you still have some of the best filming and editing out there. Nice work man!
Samuel White haha. Hopefully I’ve gotten better! I cringe when I watch some of our first movies!
bought my trd pro today im excited!!!!!!!!
LOVE THE TARDIS STICKER!!
Great job, as always!
"we never get lost, we're mormons" best line of the episode! You got some funny kids mang! Utah will be a good fit for you guys!
Wow, you took it like a champ when you broke your finger. I sure bet Kevin feels bad. Definitely a bonding experience!!
Great vlog. I always enjoy your movies!!
Nice video. Yes, they are videos!!!
Evi is so cute. I can’t wait until my daughter is her age.
Every time my boys hear Evelin’s voice they come running over lol 😂
Tyler Gieck hahahaha.
I feel your pain about mud.
Hate the cleanup afterwards. Keep the videos coming
Loved the vlog! Keep up the good work!
Bought the 4runner trd offroad premium!! Ive been following page for a while now!! Thanks for helping me decide!!! I have the same color too.. haha
Great Jason!! Thanks for sharing.
Nice work getting your kids behind the wheel early!
Excelente!!!
Hope your finger heals well. Next time always wear protector gloves when dealing with trails. You have great Vlogs on your overland journey. You have inspired a lot of beginners around the world to get out and explore the beauty of natural landscapes the earth has and needs to be protected.
Ow Ow ow.... That makes my butt pucker! Hopefully your finger heals up fast. Love your movies by the way.... Man, You've got an eye for what makes a great video!
Can't wait to see the video of your trip w/ Lifestyle Overland!!!! I've been living vicariously through your guys' Instagram pages!!!
Awesome video loved it, thanks for sharing your route. I've completed the 600-1 and plan another trip out in TNF its only about an hour away from where I live.
Great video.... ! Remember I am not far from Park City, UT. if you ever want to team up. I am attending a trip coming up in early June that would be close to half way for you and me. See you on the trails, George.
and "CUT" ... Kids go grab the camera! You do an amazing job with the cinematography and what really makes this channel appealing and interesting, as well as a good director of photography and personality. Good work! Seems that your on the end of the country opposite of where you like to travel so much! Why not move to the west! Utah, Cali, Nevada, tons of wheeling!, um over-landing!!
I agree with your statement about video length. Few have time for lengthy videos. Nice work!
Cant wait to see your video of Anza Borrego. If your ever back out this way let me know as I am about 1-1/2 hours away from there.
Yess!
600 in Talledega is a great trail. I ran it in my t4r trail in the snow a couple months ago.
Episode sponsored in part by uncrustables and danimals 😅
i have to use a rear locker just to get to my house 80% of the time depending how bad a storm washed out my road lol
You run a tight ship , and always impressed with your developing skills. BIG BUT Your camp cuisine needs a little help. love what you do.
lol
Indeed it does!
For some reason, Toyota doesn't believe in having the fuel range update with average fuel consumption... Our Tundra shows the exact same range on a full tank regardless of what our average fuel consumption is.
Nice. Come up north to Virginia some time
I have time for all movies lol
Great videos Jason. Where did you get the extra channel for the roof top tent?
Jason, I came through that spot (at 12:00 ) on President's Day...It was even muckier than in your video! The area had been getting a lot of rain. Had to winch out of the deepest part as it was too technical to use momentum. A locker would have been great to have :)
Oh snap! Last time I’d come through that was in the opposite direction.
Same here. I came down it...didn't try going up. Cool thing is, immediately after winching out, foxpeditions came around the corner. When we parted ways, they had decided not to go up it due to conditions.
Here's an Instagram from Foxpeditions, of them trying a bypass around that spot... instagram.com/p/BfWbkXunPxh/?taken-by=foxpeditions
Jeff was up there! haha. Love that guy.
Jason koertge next time your in Alabama let me know. I would’ve gone with you on this trip. I know a great place you’d love to ride at down here
Awesome stuff! Can't wait to see part 2. I'm also sitting here taking notes on the cinematic shots. I'm a photographer getting into the off road/overland scene (my instagram is @pcaitophotography). I have been photographing my brother's truck and want to start making movies with him on our off roading adventures. Keep up the great work!
Awesome video, pretty fun... looking forward to the part2!
Quick question, are you running 285 tires or 265?
Please tell us where you got the replacement spouts for your Rotopax? Those are different than the ones I have. Mine are awful.
Im not a fan of mud too, don't really like rain either. That said, snow, sand, and rocks don't bother me at all, I think it's because I got into overlanding in northern Utah way back in the 90's .
wow, terrible timing on that rock chunk!
Sasquatch is probably what you saw.
Hi Jasoon. I have a question if you don't mind. Who is the manufacturer of your front bumper and do you think they would customize it for a Warren wench? Thank you for your great vids! Btw...your children are awesome!
As a nursing student I look forward to seeing how gnarly your finger was
missed yer,
Jason, great videos. I love the video work. Wondering where you got the x-tra channel for the turtleback. I could use one. Also what did you use to secure the roof top tent cover on the base of the tent?
How do you find these trails I live just south of here in Florida??
My Titan has an Automatic mechanical locker... so I use my locker whenever I push the go pedal 😎
So it locks when one wheel slips? Seems like it would take the guess work out of it.
TheStig ZeroZeroZero basically a auto mechanical locker works like this. When you apply power (hit the gas) it full locks the differential so your wheels are locked 1:1. But, it has a set of cams internally that allows one wheel (The one spinning faster) to override the locking mechanism. In a sense it works like a ratcheting mechanism in a socket wrench. Allows the faster wheel to ratchet ahead faster. So a mechanical locker is always working, always engaged. It doesn't have the best road manners at times and can be a bit clunky. On short wheel base vehicles it can be more pronounced. But, yes it essential takes the guess work out. Mechanical Auto lockers like the Detroit and similar Grizzly (mines is the Grizzly) are very strong. Some people use them in straight line drag racing too. It would be to abrupt for a track where you would be turning corners. For Track use, or smoother everyday use in a truck or SUV a True-trac is awesome. True-trac is an all gear type limited slip, also known as a Torsen. At any rate if your considering a Locker there are a variety to consider. The Toyota is an electric one it is an open differential when disengaged, and locked 1:1 when live. The ARB is the same but air activated mechanism.
Adrian Wevers AutoLockers work well up front too. Lokka makes them for the R50 Pathfinder.
I used to have an R51 Pathfinder, I went 4Runner after... sadly the Pathfinder is dead.
Adrian Wevers I still have my 2002 that I bought new but I’m actually building out a 2018 T4R Trail Premium for my Mom which will be mine when she is done with it in a decade or so. I’m quite impressed with the 5th Gen 4Runner but it’s very cost effective to keep my old Pathy going.
Ah, you didn't break your finger. That, ah, guy with the rock. Yeah. He broke it. Whew. From what I could tell no revenge killing. Impressive. Seems like it would be super-duper easy to hide a body out there. Not suggesting anything. Ahem.
Do you have a name for the lookout campsite?
When you turn on your Atrac....its a brake modulation system isnt it? For traction control as well as when an open diff starts spinning one tire, it brakes mildly to get the other tire spinning right? So is Atrac on the front wheels only? If you have Atrac on(and its 4 wheel) and then you lock in the diff, it seems they would work against each other if your posi locked rear starts spinning, the brakes would activate stopping both sides instead of the one side like when open diff? is it lack of understanding on my part? Does it not work this way?
I don't know the details about ATRAC, in terms of whether it works on all four corners. My first thought would be that it would.. However, the 4Runner came with a rear locker from the factory, and while I hate making assumptions, I would ASSUME that the rear locker and ATRAC wouldn't fight each other when both engaged. I have ran them both concurrently many times without an issue. Good question!
Jason Koertge I just got a 4wd SR5 (wanted a 3rd row seat) and I’m thinking of adding an electronic locker.
I’ve hear a lot of people saying how good A-Trac is, and I might not need a locker.
Is it that good? When do you use a locker instead of A-Trac?
Are you still using the 80d and 10-18 lens?
Derrick P nope. Switched to Panasonic gh5
Jason Koertge thanks what lens? I use the Panasonic G85
this is a family vacation video where in the heck do you talk about using rear locker at?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? that the title of this video or was that just a bait???
Dude; if you're going to make a 25 minute movie for each part, some of us might prefer you would have just done the 35 minute movie for the whole day instead ... Either way, enjoyed watching.
Good point! Touche!
Next part won’t be that long.
The videos are never too long.
tnpharmd; agreed. Just pointing out that a YT video can be watched in multiple viewings instead of just one without losing where you left off (as long as you return within about a day I think) so not editing/posting a 35+ minute video because it would be too long may be just causing more work/aggravation when the alternative is a little longer but requires close to twice the work (for little more monetary compensation).
I like Jason's videos, but... I watch most of them at 2x speed...