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Good job you guys! The Incline is very difficult. I've done it 2 1/2 times. If I still lived in Colorado it would be more. Just some suggestions to make it a wee bit easier for the next time. Skip the big meal, and beer beforehand, and save it for celebrating after completion. This is because the body moves the blood from the muscles to where digestion occurs after a large meal. Just the opposite of what you need. Alcohol works against you. But you can bring one with you to the top. I've seen it done by others like beer drinkers with a running problem, lol. A light meal beforehand with some snacks for the hike up, and down is plenty. Bring a couple liters of water with you to prevent dehydration. Having no water can be deadly. Acclimate to the elevation for about a week if you don't live at elevation. That can also make you dehydrated, and sick. They want everyone to take the Barr trail down, and not the Incline. The Barr trail is 4 miles to the parking lot. Try to do the Incline earlier in the day to avoid thunderstorms, and the hottest weather. Or do it at the cooler time of year. Glad you made it back in one piece.

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I have the same issue with my 2013 tundra after I backed my truck up into a lake to launch my boat. What did you do to fix the problem.

Fuji makes it look easy

Been looking to make this ride myself for a good while now. Just never made it. Yet. Good looking to my north GA Hmong folks representing, tho. Respect! 🤘

Y’all are hilarious!

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Next GA trip forsure!

Are you all based in Georgia ? Looking for a riding group I used to ride harbins weekly back in the day. Just trying to get back into it it’s been 8 or 9 years since I rode

This is an awesome video. Hopefully you was able to try again.

I love my E-Bike on petal AST 1 it really helps a my age (77).

Gorgeous presentation my friend, another nicely executed video!

*promosm*

Thank you for taking us along

Ncus mej kawg le txiv hluas

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Missed you guys so I popped in for a visit 😂

Geese, why did you guys cut up those camp benches?

That driver of that 4Runner that did backup his runner he's out of his mind

GX 🦾

What road was this?

Do you have the coordinates to these trails? Or any kind of location/address you can send me. I am in south east GA looking to travel up to N. GA soon.

What’s with the flashing headlights I’m seeing in some of these overland videos?

Good stuff guys!

Ebike can help u

Didn't know you were hmong bro! Love the content keep it up!

Nice video! The tree branches definitely left a couple scratches lol

How I can contact you , to ask about it why my 2008 tundra 4h is blinking

good work with video . I did this trail a few years ago and i had forgotten how difficult it was.

where was this

I bikepacked on my own, without any help. You boys are lazy and chickens. I'm better than you.

It is nice to hear your voice. Keep it up ❤

Miss you brother! Wish I was there

how is it going?, you made insaen content.want more views?- 🎥

got up and finished the ride... 👍🏼

Nice limit... What kind of bait were you using?

Is it the Rnnner with the v8

Nice Video .!

did ya'll go on monster mile?

nice... i like the chest mount... view of handlebar and the trail ahead or the rider i am following...

Catch and cook!

UPDATE: My hard drive crashed as I mentioned 11 or so months ago and have not been able to recover the video since. So, since I had already got the problem fixed, I couldn’t another video so I thought to post my update here. I know it's been a long while since but I wanted to update everyone that ever since I replaced the 4H/4L (did it on my own. My mechanic wouldn't dare to do it even when I offered him cash. LOL) actuator. For the 2007 Tundra, the rod is locked from the inside of the differential. Since the actuator rod itself was good, I didn't need to take it out of the differential as it would be too difficult, and because I was not (still is) an auto mechanic I didn’t want to risk more issues. To replace the actuator with the new one, I disassembled the new one entirely, removed the old one, and then carefully installed the new one. I had to carefully reseat and set the gears correctly for the 4H/4L to engage. Trials and errors all day long until I finally got it to set correctly. It was a pain but I managed. The cause was due to water getting inside the 4H and 4L box through the air hose and everything inside the actuator was corroded. A week prior, I cleaned and applied new grease but would not work still. So, the following week, I finally decided to replace it. I also traced the air hose up to the transmission and engine and I discovered that the hose was just hanging underneath the transmission widely exposed. After I replaced and tested the 4H/4L, I replaced the hose with a longer one and relocated the hose up to the engine bay. It has been a little over a year now and everything still working as is. I have done over a dozen overland, off-roading, river crossing - including off-roading in the AK Ozarks back in Feb. 2022, etc., and still, experience no issue with the 4H/4L. I, again, apologize for the lost video. Last but not least, after I did all that above, I stumbled onto this video ruclips.net/video/2HKEluXwbZo/видео.html. I didn’t touch the motor or anything this video described to do because I already got the new actuator. I just replaced the old one with the new one instead. The 2007 and 2008 Tundra are very similar but I believe it is a lot easier to remove and replace the actuator without having to do what I did above on the 2008 and newer Tundra.