Nate that was such a great video! I'm telling you've hit tv quality in content, voice overs, music and editing, not to mention camera work. Such an achievement! I'm so glad to have been part of your journey.
Never said this before I don’t think but I love that you switch up the music just about every time if not every video. Feels like a new episode and a new Nate experience when you put the work in to create great content like this. Really enjoy your stuff thank you Nate.
The mix between a walkthrough of the trail, driving techniques and cinematic shots wrapped up with the amazing storytelling makes this video too damn good!
Hell yeah! No manual trans enthusiast is gonna be happy with an automatic - especially behind a lower HP powerplant like the 4.0 (which I adore and own 4 of, but power houses they are not)
Great video! I love it. You guys keep it real! I just love "we're not to proud to pull line" and "we did the trail without breaking or roll overs" Great tech info and driving tips along the way! Awesome. Glad I found your channel. Completely agree with everything weekend warrior said. Keep up the great work. I seriously cannot believe someone did a thumbs down?
Something about that 17 minute mark montage just makes me smile and appreciate the battle between nature and a couple guys having a fun day putting their rigs to the test. Can't wait to get myself there this summer.
I always enjoy watching off-roaders from different parts of the world because it shows that different terrains require different setups. My off-roading is mainly sand dunes, so swb and gas engines are usually the choice, but now I can see how lwb can be better.
Great trail video! Love the Toy vs Jeep banter (I own/wheel both), really enjoyed the focus on wheelbase vs obstacle talk, breaks up more what certain builds are better at instead of just brand loyalty!. Great work, Nate!
Great shots/ filming and editing! Taking notes!! 😄 Looks like an amazing time! While it was 80 degrees in WA we were in 50 degrees in Oregon; missed it too 🤦♀️ Great bunch of guys having fun and it showed! ❤️🐞
You guys found out why the normally grippy rock in that area is called "slick rock". The "slick rock" term that is used in Moab often confuses people. After all there is normally grip galore. But add a little rain, and bingo, you now know why it's called slick rock. The sand buildup on dry rock is the other condition that will cause "slick rock".
Great camera work. Such an awesome video. looks like a ton of fun. Would love to see you guys make it to the southeast one day and work the mud and swamps. Would be a total culture shock.
Found this video while surfing. Great job! I live in AZ. Lots of great trails here. Which im sure you know. After seeing that Tacoma preform on the trail, i have new hope for my 86 Bronco. I was concerned about the IFS. But it seems that with the right gear ratio, its not really an issue.
The camera never does the trail any justice. I loved to see everyone working together to get to the end. Maybe you can talk to MC and get your Taco dialed in?! Great video and thanks for sharing!
I don’t know it’s me or something on those machines, but I can see your videos every single day. And the videos of muddybeards too! I have a tj and learn a lot with you gentleman’s! You guys are so humble and real.
I'm a Jeep guy but I love that Taco. I've seen his video's on the Marlin Crawlers page. Left his winch at home... Did he also forget to turn his lockers on too? Seen him do some impressive stuff open.
Early settlers called it slick rock because horses couldn’t get good traction while wearing metal shoes, it is also slick while wet as you found out. You will also never get rid of that Moab mud. It’ll stick like cement on your exhaust
it rained on us on my first trail ever in moab about halfway through hells, definitely adds some pucker factor. compared to the midwest where rain is just rain, the mud gets muddier
You hit it.., nothing like the smell of the desert after rain! Only thing better is no dust! :). Awesome video! I hope to make it there to wheel/ride dirt bike one day!
Another Incredible Video! Your Camera placement is Amazing Always appreciate your Hard work on your videos!!!! Well done, Thanks for bringing us along!!!
Really cool seeing the Marlin Crawler Taco in action. I suspect now that you've got something in store from them in your Taco. Another great one Nate🍺👍
We were in Moab at the same time! The rain definitely made the trails interesting. That green clay turns to concrete if you don’t get it washed off pretty quick. You guys did awesome!
All the scouts made fun of my umbrella on hikes until it rained, snowed or the sun beat down. Then I looked pretty smart. Carry a chrome liteflex everywhere
BigMike has my favorite IFS Tacoma that is for sure. It’s cool you guys could link up! Great vid, I’ve watched many moab videos over the years and have never seen a wet trail before.
Dude, you really have a knack for making these videos. Keep it up. I love seeing a non-Jeep on the trail. That Toyota looks like it has some interesting things going on.
I really appreciate that you're not putting up 12 ads in a 30 min video the way so many other channels are doing.
I think from start to finish this was your best video to date.
Thank you!
Big Mike in his taco can do some amazing things.
That RCLT + tacobox 580:1 , just blows me away.
559 strong !
Dude, your production quality is awesome. Thanks for the dirt church Sunday!
I’d rather be wheeling and thinking of God, than sitting in church thinking of wheeling!
@@tedecker3792 this for sure!
Thanks man!
Man, that tire placement at 25:15 your spotter is on f'ing point! Got you right in the absolute perfect spot. Looked like an awesome day!
Smartest man brings a umbrella, learned that lesson last year.
People from western Washington just accept its going to rain on them. In the region which is known as being rainy nobody uses an umbrella
Nate that was such a great video! I'm telling you've hit tv quality in content, voice overs, music and editing, not to mention camera work. Such an achievement! I'm so glad to have been part of your journey.
Nate I love the slow motion shots. Looks like you can learn a lot by playing on slippery slopes, and you had the entire trail all to yourself.
Thanks! We didn't see anyone all day... it was almost perfect lol
Never said this before I don’t think but I love that you switch up the music just about every time if not every video. Feels like a new episode and a new Nate experience when you put the work in to create great content like this. Really enjoy your stuff thank you Nate.
Yes. Rain will make the rock stickier..AFTER it rains and dries.. lol
The mix between a walkthrough of the trail, driving techniques and cinematic shots wrapped up with the amazing storytelling makes this video too damn good!
Thank you! I appreciate it!
That's a gnarly trail!
Great video! That Tacoma was awesome!
Nate, Kelly---put a suck down attachment point on the front end for the winches! Kelly, do lower transfercase gears before going auto...
Hell yeah!
No manual trans enthusiast is gonna be happy with an automatic - especially behind a lower HP powerplant like the 4.0 (which I adore and own 4 of, but power houses they are not)
Another great video. Looks like you all had fun!. I have seen other videos of that Marlin Crawler Tacoma. That is an amazing set up.
Great video! I love it. You guys keep it real! I just love "we're not to proud to pull line" and "we did the trail without breaking or roll overs" Great tech info and driving tips along the way! Awesome. Glad I found your channel. Completely agree with everything weekend warrior said. Keep up the great work. I seriously cannot believe someone did a thumbs down?
Thank you very much for watching! Unfortunately I have some folks that thumbs down every video lol. Can't please them all even if I try to 👍
Thanks for taking us along on this awesome trip!
Thank you for joining us! Happy to have you 👊
Something about that 17 minute mark montage just makes me smile and appreciate the battle between nature and a couple guys having a fun day putting their rigs to the test. Can't wait to get myself there this summer.
Looking forward to seeing you slap an RCLT on that Tacoma
4:59 A rare sighting of Nate in the wild wearing his hat forwards
😂
how did that controversial clip make it past editing
I always enjoy watching off-roaders from different parts of the world because it shows that different terrains require different setups.
My off-roading is mainly sand dunes, so swb and gas engines are usually the choice, but now I can see how lwb can be better.
Great trail video! Love the Toy vs Jeep banter (I own/wheel both), really enjoyed the focus on wheelbase vs obstacle talk, breaks up more what certain builds are better at instead of just brand loyalty!. Great work, Nate!
Fantastic video! Thanks to all of you for taking the time to film for our enjoyment. You guys ROCK 🙂
35 min Wheeling video by Nate?! My day just got alot better!
Welcome to Utah. Weather is wild. Glad you had a good time.
Great shots/ filming and editing! Taking notes!! 😄 Looks like an amazing time!
While it was 80 degrees in WA we were in 50 degrees in Oregon; missed it too 🤦♀️
Great bunch of guys having fun and it showed! ❤️🐞
Thank you! It figures Washington has it's best weather when we leave lol
@IrishStew - We drove thru central Oregon to Crater Lake. Beautiful drive!
You guys found out why the normally grippy rock in that area is called "slick rock". The "slick rock" term that is used in Moab often confuses people. After all there is normally grip galore. But add a little rain, and bingo, you now know why it's called slick rock. The sand buildup on dry rock is the other condition that will cause "slick rock".
It's also called "slick rock" from the early settlers because it was slippery for horses with their metal shoes.
Kelly’s Jeep sliding out of frame at 18:19 was pretty funny. That’s one steep obstacle.
Awesome video!!! Rain in Moab is a game changer! Nate what you think about IFS on that kind of terrain?
Great camera work. Such an awesome video. looks like a ton of fun. Would love to see you guys make it to the southeast one day and work the mud and swamps. Would be a total culture shock.
Found this video while surfing. Great job! I live in AZ. Lots of great trails here. Which im sure you know.
After seeing that Tacoma preform on the trail, i have new hope for my 86 Bronco. I was concerned about the IFS. But it seems that with the right gear ratio, its not really an issue.
You know the Marlin decal alone...gives 33% more traction to the ground. Lol
The camera never does the trail any justice. I loved to see everyone working together to get to the end. Maybe you can talk to MC and get your Taco dialed in?!
Great video and thanks for sharing!
That Taco is CRAZY !!!! Where can I follow it ??
I don’t know it’s me or something on those machines, but I can see your videos every single day. And the videos of muddybeards too! I have a tj and learn a lot with you gentleman’s! You guys are so humble and real.
totally loved this video Nate. As always well filmed and edited! And so rad you and your buddies got to do this trip!
Well. Now, I want a second bite at Pritchett. Great work story editing, and bringing us all along on a great day on the trail.
I can’t believe how slick the rain made it!!!! Who would’ve thought? I haven’t been on the slick rock during the rain. Great vid
(18:00) this is literally some of the coolest stuff I’ve seen on TH-cam!!! Nate, you are the MAN!!!
I'm a Jeep guy but I love that Taco. I've seen his video's on the Marlin Crawlers page. Left his winch at home... Did he also forget to turn his lockers on too? Seen him do some impressive stuff open.
Hay Nate ,good videos .I watched both, Capps walk around, on his Jeep , and Pritchett Cyn. informitive and fun to watch .thanks.
Ha ha, I'm in California and I keep an umbrella in my Jeep also. Love that trail. Did it twice over EJS and following week.
Great job guys.
Been waiting to get home all day to watch this. Upset I'm late but better late than never.. Best part of the day is watching a new upload from Nate!
Early settlers called it slick rock because horses couldn’t get good traction while wearing metal shoes, it is also slick while wet as you found out. You will also never get rid of that Moab mud. It’ll stick like cement on your exhaust
Love that Taco Supreme!
Me too!
Great videography, intelligent commentary....outstanding video! Makes me want to go back to Moab ASAP.
Great vid, beautiful scenery. Gotta get out there one of these days.
Very nicely put together video! I love it!
I love running Moab in the rain and snow...!!!
Awesome video! Love the camera shots from the interior on a gimbal. Gives a better perspective of the angles from the drivers seat.
Long time viewer and fan from Battle Ground, WA. Love all your videos but this one is very good for not being a technical/ how to. Thank you
it rained on us on my first trail ever in moab about halfway through hells, definitely adds some pucker factor. compared to the midwest where rain is just rain, the mud gets muddier
You hit it.., nothing like the smell of the desert after rain! Only thing better is no dust! :). Awesome video! I hope to make it there to wheel/ride dirt bike one day!
Definitely stepping up the video production and editing chops! Great video!
That looked like a hoot!! What a great bunch of guys!! Thanks
It was a Hoot! I'm very lucky to know such cool people 👍
Love that Taco 👍
Another Incredible Video! Your Camera placement is Amazing Always appreciate your Hard work on your videos!!!! Well done, Thanks for bringing us along!!!
We just completed that trail in the rain also !! Crazy fun
Awesome video Nate!! Can't wait to get to Moab!!!
Awesome video and great choice on the soundtrack. Really adds to the action without being distracting.
Thanks man!
I'm not sure how you're driving your own rig and constantly hopping out to get all of these great shots. Nice work as always, Nate.
Lol luckily I have wheeling buddies who are very patient 😁
Always love your videos man! This one is top on my list of favorite videos!
Can’t wait to go here with my friends as well. Thanks for another awesome video!
Your videos just get better and BETTER !!!!!!!
Taco was the only that didn’t need a slow mo shot. Just 🌮 📦
From Washington state also (yakima) we completed pritchett in the rain !! Winching was needed 👍🏻
Really cool seeing the Marlin Crawler Taco in action. I suspect now that you've got something in store from them in your Taco. Another great one Nate🍺👍
Absolutely! I can't wait for my RCLT 🤘 and now the Tacoma is getting 40s aswell lol
@@DirtLifestyle I'd love to get one on my 3rd gen 4Runner once they become available too 👍
We were in Moab at the same time! The rain definitely made the trails interesting. That green clay turns to concrete if you don’t get it washed off pretty quick. You guys did awesome!
Your narration of this video is pretty awesome. Especially the voice over.
One of your best in a long time Nate!
Outstanding work! That is definitely different when it is wet!
Awesome video Nate!
I love your videos one question why not add ORIs ?? I think with your setup it would help with your crawling!
My 2cents!
Nice video. Guess you left all the umbrellas in Washington.
How is that Badlands winch working out?
Awesome video,
I'd love to do that trail some day.
Ofcourse when it's not raining.
Awesome video guys, thanks Nate!!
Excellent video Nate! Thank you! Do you think a suckdown winch on Kelly's rig would be beneficial?
I have a jeep but man my respect for the taco 💯‼️
To paraphrase: "Any idiot will carry an umbrella when it's raining. A wise man will carry one when it's not."
Is that Plato or Confucius?
@@Fix_It_Again_Tony I thought it was an old Irish saying. Although I did first hear it about 23-24 years ago, so I may be misremembering the source.
Lol perfect 👌
@@jonstarritt848 People in glass houses sink ships.
All the scouts made fun of my umbrella on hikes until it rained, snowed or the sun beat down. Then I looked pretty smart. Carry a chrome liteflex everywhere
Did steel bender in the rain/snow,. Great day,. Had micky rubicon in front of me all day. Wild man.. ..lol..
Man that Taco is sweet!!
Wheel base and gear ⚙ info is helpful to understand what works best. I enjoy the videos 📹. Keep up the good work.
That was epic. I really enjoy you trail videos, glad to see your engine seems fine after the run away👍
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing!!!
This was a great video series Nate ! Cant wait until your next adventure .
BigMike has my favorite IFS Tacoma that is for sure. It’s cool you guys could link up! Great vid, I’ve watched many moab videos over the years and have never seen a wet trail before.
Another Great video and soundtrack! Thanks Nate, safe travels home.
Thank you!
That was a great bump over the ledge at 12:40
I'm pretty sure I've seen that Tacoma before at the end of a toy run in Fresno.
What's your impressions on the tacobox
Seems to work very well. But I would need to install one and get some seat time to get an accurate opinion 👍
Great Video Boys!!!
Good video, I see you brought your Washington State rain cloud with you.🤗
You Washington boy’s brought the rain with you 🤙
Slick rocks and sandstone.... Looks like Eastern Kentucky to me. Welcome to Red River Gorge
Will be in Moab in June. Only my second time. So excited.
Great production quality, great music!
Hell yes! That looked like a great time!
I hope you went to hangout with Matt in Winder on this trip
Dude, you really have a knack for making these videos. Keep it up.
I love seeing a non-Jeep on the trail. That Toyota looks like it has some interesting things going on.
Thank you!
Bring on the yota vs jeep rivalry. Saving to get my taco box btw 😁
Hoping for a Tacobox in a few years also
Already swapped my yn67 hilux with a 3rz complete with A340 tranny and chain drive t/case (V1FA). I have the R1FA ready for doubling.
If they ever stock it again. Been checking for a couple of years now.
@@Scavs_Inc think they had a sale on them just recently. Also saw Trailgear has one as well, but will wait to see the reviews.