I’d include one “add-on” to your list. A portable battery jump pack. There’s no feeling like having to walk 2 miles in the dark after a full day of hunting just to get a phone signal to call for a ride / jump.
Thought I showed that in the video. If not it's in my truck edc video going live soon on my other channel. Agree with you 100%. Must have a jump starter pack!!
Did you sell Tacoma for a Gladiator? I looked for your Gladiator reveal video and I can't find it. Comparison between the two? Which do you like better?
I did. All my vehicle stuff is now on my other youtube channel. SamkoWorkShop on youtube or a link to it is in this videos description. Answers to everything you're asking I've done videos on on that channel
@danksinatra8410 and 99% of everything other tonneau cover as well including most of the hard panel ones. And you can break a windw with a pocket knife
I disagree. Falkens are my favorite and ive ran toyoopen countrys. . But I guess that's why they make multiple brands. So we can all think one is better than the other
I disagree. I run Goodyear Duratracs. Super good tire off road but not so quite. I’ve got 36,000 miles on mine and they still have probably 20,000 miles left in them. I do rotate them every 5,000 miles.
Live in ME and if you don’t know what that means then let me tell you. SHALE roads🤮🤮🤮 muddy roads, icy roads, 1-2ft of snow on unplowed roads. 10ply min and 12 ply preferred!!!! Extra spare tires, Plug kits, cig lighter compressor, high lift jack, 5gals of gas, movable pintle hitch winch with front pintle mounted behind front bumper, tire planks to help traction when stuck, min one tire chain but full set better, full tank of gas in morning, tool kit to include 1/2in impact with charging converter for batteries. Mostly you have to be ready to do basic truck repairs, get yourself unstuck and be ready to have min of 50-75mile worth of gas as in the north country it’s not uncommon to hunt a week and not see more then a truck or two besides your own. Gas stations can be 1 1/2-2hrs away so need to be self reliant. Other safety items are an inreach gps with texting capabilities as cell service is almost non existent, wool army blanket, extra water, long burning candles, some snacks and a small tarp for quick shelter or to lay on ground while working on, digging out or changing a flat tire. Sounds like a lot but get stuck 100+ miles into north Maine woods and you’ll wish you had alot of supplies with you that maybe you didn’t think of!!!!!
Love it J! well done!
Thanks
Loud trucks are a right of passage for every southern boy. I’ve had my share, my 82 Chevy and my 84 Ramcharger both liked to set off car alarms.
😂😂 2 of my biggest pet peeves are laundry trucks and loud bikes. But everyone has to have a trigger. Guess there are worse ones to have😂
Laundry truck?@@SamkoTradBow
I have the same truck as yours and it’s quite capable off road. I hunt in GA and have it outfitted up pretty well. Helpful video. Thanks
Such a great truck! And does awesome in the ga swamps and the mtns
The tacoma really is a great tuck to use. Im working on gettong some A/T tires for mine to get the new wheels put on next year or so
@@Will-fi9xv very nice
I live in SC and I do t understand the muffler thing either. Didn’t see that to much in Michigan where I’m from.
Yep I'm from Michigan too and moved down here a year ago. The loud exhaust is definitely one of the dumbest things I've seen down here
I’d include one “add-on” to your list. A portable battery jump pack. There’s no feeling like having to walk 2 miles in the dark after a full day of hunting just to get a phone signal to call for a ride / jump.
Thought I showed that in the video. If not it's in my truck edc video going live soon on my other channel. Agree with you 100%. Must have a jump starter pack!!
@@SamkoTradBow You probably mentioned it. Just missed it.
The chevy avalanche is a good hunting truck. My avalanche has the hard 3 panel tanue covers. 4wd too and good suspension
It sure is. And a great teuck in general too. Not just for hunting
@@SamkoTradBow Its an amazing truck best purchase I've ever made.
Did you sell Tacoma for a Gladiator? I looked for your Gladiator reveal video and I can't find it. Comparison between the two? Which do you like better?
I did. All my vehicle stuff is now on my other youtube channel. SamkoWorkShop on youtube or a link to it is in this videos description. Answers to everything you're asking I've done videos on on that channel
The tonneau covers also hide your deer from that bus full of kids driving by. Some parents appreciate it.
Very true
Then the kids go home and play “world of warcraft” for hours. Lol
@@tommyboy0379 🤣🤣🤣 so true
😂thought you was gonna say game wardens
@@tommyboy0379or dungeons and dragons
Awesome video have you seen the new tacomas?
Yep have a few videos on it on my other channel SamkoWorkShop
@tradbowpodcast awesome ill check them out
Mudflaps help fill the tags lol
Loved the mud flaps on the taco. Save the paint.
Gareng channel wacthing
You can open that tonneau cover with a pocket knife
@danksinatra8410 and 99% of everything other tonneau cover as well including most of the hard panel ones. And you can break a windw with a pocket knife
Toyo tires are a lot better, I’ve ran them wild peaks
I disagree. Falkens are my favorite and ive ran toyoopen countrys. . But I guess that's why they make multiple brands. So we can all think one is better than the other
I disagree. I run Goodyear Duratracs. Super good tire off road but not so quite. I’ve got 36,000 miles on mine and they still have probably 20,000 miles left in them. I do rotate them every 5,000 miles.
I disagree..super swamper TSLs are the best
I think it’s out of sight out of mind
Agree
Live in ME and if you don’t know what that means then let me tell you. SHALE roads🤮🤮🤮 muddy roads, icy roads, 1-2ft of snow on unplowed roads. 10ply min and 12 ply preferred!!!! Extra spare tires, Plug kits, cig lighter compressor, high lift jack, 5gals of gas, movable pintle hitch winch with front pintle mounted behind front bumper, tire planks to help traction when stuck, min one tire chain but full set better, full tank of gas in morning, tool kit to include 1/2in impact with charging converter for batteries. Mostly you have to be ready to do basic truck repairs, get yourself unstuck and be ready to have min of 50-75mile worth of gas as in the north country it’s not uncommon to hunt a week and not see more then a truck or two besides your own. Gas stations can be 1 1/2-2hrs away so need to be self reliant. Other safety items are an inreach gps with texting capabilities as cell service is almost non existent, wool army blanket, extra water, long burning candles, some snacks and a small tarp for quick shelter or to lay on ground while working on, digging out or changing a flat tire. Sounds like a lot but get stuck 100+ miles into north Maine woods and you’ll wish you had alot of supplies with you that maybe you didn’t think of!!!!!
@pathfinder5804 great info. Greatly appreciated