Overland Camping Gear + Setup - 21' Ford Ranger Overland Build

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 27

  • @robertlester7913
    @robertlester7913 7 часов назад

    Just came across your channel and your videos are awesome man! Keep up the good work! I’d be interested in seeing your electrical/power setups. How you’ve wired everything, etc.

  • @MrLucas53
    @MrLucas53 Год назад +3

    Excellent setting. I own a Ranger Tremor 2021, same color, and I started my project modifying with a 10K pounds winch, front locker and RCV front shafts, Mishimoto, bigger intercool, and K&N air filter. I like what you did with your Ranger, thanks for posting a video, good inspiration for my project. God Bless You.

    • @OverlandingCactus
      @OverlandingCactus  Год назад

      Thank you! I want to get a winch and lockers eventually. So far we've been okay without them on fairly difficult trails.
      I hope your project goes well. Good luck!

  • @mattjonesLA
    @mattjonesLA Год назад +2

    That auxiliary power switch is rad.

  • @Valaran1
    @Valaran1 4 месяца назад +1

    Awesome video, huge inspiration and shopping list for building out my own '20 Ranger XLT Off-Road. Loving some of the storage hacks I see here.

    • @OverlandingCactus
      @OverlandingCactus  3 месяца назад

      Hey thank you so much that means a lot. The Ranger is an awesome truck for a build. Good luck with your truck!

  • @DavefromCA2023
    @DavefromCA2023 5 месяцев назад +3

    Came here for the ranger, stayed for the gear

  • @tonystark-gh3cw
    @tonystark-gh3cw 8 месяцев назад +1

    Nice video! 👍🏻greetings from Greece

    • @OverlandingCactus
      @OverlandingCactus  8 месяцев назад

      Thank you! I didn't think my videos would be watched from someone so far away. Glad you enjoyed. Take care !

    • @peetafunkadelic
      @peetafunkadelic 5 месяцев назад +1

      @@OverlandingCactus Well, hey from Czech Republic :) Thinking about buying Ranger and overlanding/camping with my family (2 small boys) 🫡 Cheers.

    • @OverlandingCactus
      @OverlandingCactus  4 месяца назад

      @@peetafunkadelic Hello! I love the Ranger and would recommend purchasing one. I think it's a great fit for overlanding, camping and other day-to-day activities. Be safe!

  • @dylancampbell5142
    @dylancampbell5142 Год назад +2

    I also overland my 19 ranger. What cab mount system did you go with? Just sleep in sleeping bags in the tent, or do you prefer foam/air mattresses? lights for camp? The power in the bed is really cool. Will be keeping up to see the install. I was thinking about adding a DC-DC inverter to the system and keep a battery in the bed.

    • @OverlandingCactus
      @OverlandingCactus  Год назад +2

      This was our first time using the RTT. It comes with a mattress pad, but we also used a sleeping bag inside. It's decently comfortable. We used air mattresses when we ground camped.
      I will be getting a better set-up in the Spring and will add camp lights around the truck. We currently just use an LED lantern and headlamp.
      Having auxiliary power is very convenient. I don't know much about an inverter system, but I have seen videos about them and am interested.
      I'll post the install video within a few weeks. Thank you for watching!

  • @danwinters3948
    @danwinters3948 9 месяцев назад +1

    I see the Ohio sticker on the rear window, where are you in Ohio , I'm in the Cincinnati area .

  • @NowForWrathGaming
    @NowForWrathGaming 3 месяца назад +1

    Do you worry about the weather and your exposed fridge? Fellow Ranger guy here, and I just really do not want to get a hard shell camper... but I'm concerned about my fridge being exposed in the truck bed.

    • @NowForWrathGaming
      @NowForWrathGaming 3 месяца назад +1

      Man your setup is so sick! Do you have a video explaining your drawer system? Looks like you affix it all to plywood in the bed; how do you have that secured? Appreciate your channel!

    • @OverlandingCactus
      @OverlandingCactus  3 месяца назад +1

      I actually do. This was my old bed rack set up without a cover. Since this video, I've made a new set up that I have not seen yet on YT. It's the rhino bed rack with Elevate rails and a locking Gator roll-up cover. I will be doing a video on it soon so everyone can see. It's a good budget option, especially if you already have the roll-up cover.

    • @OverlandingCactus
      @OverlandingCactus  3 месяца назад

      @@NowForWrathGaming Thank you! I really appreciate that. When I make the video mentioned in the other comment, I will go over my bed. Yes, I have plywood down but it is not fixed to the bed (it's very heavy so it ain't going anywhere).
      Hoped this helped! I'll be posting the bed rack system video in about a week or two.

    • @NowForWrathGaming
      @NowForWrathGaming 3 месяца назад +1

      @@OverlandingCactus You've inspired me to try using a sheet of plywood, spray-painted black, and drill in some heavy duty eye-holes for tie downs. My gear is all in rugged storage containers (maybe drawers someday!) and I need it to be removable with relative ease.
      Looking forward to when you post that video, and thanks for the reply!

    • @NowForWrathGaming
      @NowForWrathGaming 3 месяца назад +1

      Your plywood solution is the smartest, most economical solution I've seen on here. It's so good!