Just an idea guys. If you squeeze the slider channel a bit tighter, it’ll keep the glass from sliding. You van use a piece of angle iron on the inside and a 2x4 on the outside. Using vice grips.the 2x4 is thick enough that the only part that will bend, will be the inside channel.
I don't think Brad has been in a place he doesn't absolutely love. That's part of the reason I love his channel though. Always humble, always positive. Go Brad, from a native San Diegan
Hey Brad & Son, just wanted to say what a great job your doing. I recently lost my father and this episode really hit home! You never know, what you put out in life, how it will effect someone else. I’m sure you know these moments together is what it’s all about. Even if it’s just tinkering in the garage. Keep on trucken. 🤙🏼
I agree Brad sometimes its not a about the destination, but just about making those amazing memories!!!! " A family that plays together stays together " Great video Brad.
The best part about this video is you can really tell that you are truly having an amazing time with your son. I go camping with my dad and I know he soaks it all in, just an amazing father son time.
Been on a bunch of trips like that when I lived in CA. There are so many trips you can take in a stock vehicle. I've been all through NF and BLM land on a stock '86 and '89 Hi-Lux Xtra cab ' '86 Suburban, '79 Bronco, and '84 F250 (4" lift). Don't let the thought of having to have even a mild lift prevent you from enjoying some of the best camping you'll ever experience. Brad, you're son is a spitting image of you. That you can 'wheel w/ him is such a blessing. Those are the best of days for sure.
Love it!!!! My son Tyler and I spent a long weekend exploring the Linville Gorge Wilderness area here in North Carolina last week. It was the first time we had been wheeling and camping together since he became an adult. Something very special about time with our sons in nature. I'm sure we forgot a few things too. But gosh, it was fun. My son has grown into a great and fun camping buddy.
Great father son time! It's awesome to get out there and spend time together. Ohh and just a thought for Jordan, i use my jeep roll bar, like he did, as one of my hammock tie up points to get away from ants and other crawlers if they are in the area, figured next time he could use both jeeps as tie points if bugs are an issue and it saves a little wear on the trees. Love the channel, keep it coming!
Watching your vids it seems like you know it all (in a good way) so I was pleased you left in the "you left your tools at home" part (mess up like the rest of us), honesty & being genuine is why I watch guys like you!!!
Imagine helping your dad discover a way to share one of his passions that's become profitable as a bonus, and knowing you're the favorite son. Looking forward to more adventures.
I tell you something brad , the thing that i love most man is that you n youre son are together on this , for me is just a big proud to see you both together, god bless you always man wao 🙏🖐
Currently have my 09 BMW M3 up for sale and will be buying a JK Rubicon because of your channel. Thank you very much for all the time spent to create quality content from one creator to another!
Man Brad, I can’t wait to do things like this with my 4YO son. Very inspiring, relaxing and motivational at the same time. What a grin to watch, as always. “Brad” and “TrailRecon” are common names in our household as my wife and kids have a ball with me, “ohhhh he’s watching BRAD”, “more TRAIL RECON, here we go!” Hahaha. Happy Independence weekend!
Hey Brad, greetings from Austria in good old Europe, i really like your channel, the content and editig. Your channel and wayalife are really my favorites. It’s so nice to have a look on the other side of the world, maybe i‘m able to grab a Jeep Wrangler soon, so that my family and I can explore some interesting places here in Europe and also pimp the Jeep a little bit, inspired by you and your buddies. Keep the good stuff coming, stay safe and healthy!
Dad and Son overlanding together, with dialed Jeeps for each of you. PRICELESS!! What can you ask for more? (Except forgetting food and tools) haha I wish I will be able to do overlanding with my kids (6,5,3 years old) sometime soon, with little subaru. Because it is not a jeep, so I won't be able to explore those spectacular remote areas you have introduced, I will definitely go somewhre to feel that freedom with nature. Your videos are always great motivation!!!! Brad, thanks for another great video! Your high quality video with wonderful editing skill is always satisfied. I figure that you are very organized person. Your videos, your rigs, even your garage is neat and clean.
Great video. Scenery was amazing. Glad to see the TJ out and on the trails. I'm a big TJ fan, have a 2002 which I've had modified, not for trails but for weekend fun and the beach. Very nice to see you cooking and adventuring with Jordan. Keep them coming.
Hey Brad, love the channel man i been following your channel for a while now, I used to owned a 1995 Jeep Wrangler and just before i move to Florida 10 years ago i sold the Jeep which i regret afterwards. But as I was watching your you tube videos it makes me want to get another Jeep again, so as of yesterday I was fortunately enough to own a new 2020 gladiator rubicon. Now I am in the process of ordering some overland accessories. Thank you for the inspiration keep the videos coming.
Love TrailRecon! Your videos a perfect to watch, filming is great, and atmosphere is nice. You are the reason I sold my Ram 1 year ago next month and bought a 2017 Rubicon. I have now been on more adventures with that car than I ever thought I would. In addition, I have made new friends in the Jeep community. Thanks.
Brad ... the binding of the transfer case and or transmission is due to not only being unable to disconnect sway .. but the hi low shifting is from the linkage being attached to the body they make a body to transfer case mount .. hope that helps
Thanks Brad... Like always you make great videos, and I agree with you, been in a relaxing place like that and be available to share quality time with your son or family member is priceless...
What a great video with you and your son. So cool to see both of yall out there hitting the trails. It was neat to see the difference in how yall set up camp. Keep these coming, thanks Brad. Stay safe!!
I used to own TJ about 10 years ago, and currently not a jeep driver anymore, since then I switched to an amazing G wagon. But still enjoy your channel. Funny how i used to hate my 97 TJ half doors. But now that I see them in that red TJ, bring me memories of that TJ. I would get them back if i ever get another TJ.
A Guacamole recipe to add to the burritos. Mash one avocado with a fork, add salt and black pepper to taste, a twist of lime, two pinches of garlic powder, one pinch of celery salt. Mix it all together and add to the burritos (or tacos) and enjoy!! Keep the videos coming, very enjoyable.
Incredible video Brad! My son (USMC) and I are planning a trip from NW Arkansas through AZ, UT and CO in May when his tour is over and this video got me so excited about what is in store for us!
I just found your channel a week ago. I tried to watch some Amazon Prime movies on overlanding, and you have me spoiled. I know my around Final Cut and Logic - your editing and mix are so far beyond those movies I tried to watch. The balance of engine and tire and trail noise and music and voice-over is perfect! Keep it up, and I hope to see you out there one day! I also appreciate the fact that you say 'gosh' and seem to just be really mellow and all about getting out there.
Thank you for mentioning that non-Rubicon owners can handle that certain terrain without lockers. I feel sometimes watching all the videos I do that if you don't have a Rubicon most things are off-limits, but I'm a new Jeep owner so I still have much to learn.
TrailRecon: Hey guys great vid, boy it looks dry there also, but beautiful area. Kudos on not harming the snake, I too spend a lot of time in the desert and when I run into a snake, I give it a lot of room, and let it go on..thanks for not harming the wild life, snake or not! Keep up the great vids...just watch your step.....!
The fresh piney air always makes feel human again definitely a refreshing mornings up there so peaceful and tranquil to be with nature bbgmemories thank you kindly sir for ur share of a good time wheeling in the sticks...
Brad this is probably one of my favorite videos you have done in a while. I really like seeing you and your sons doing the father son thing in separate jeeps. It’s nice to see you guys sharing this stuff. You definitely inspire me and my wife with our channel.
Great Video Brad. It's these types of video's that inspire me to get out there more. Let me take this time to say Thank You for your families service to our country. Happy Independence Day!
I think it is the dream of many parents to be able to do this with their child at least twice a year. I congratulate you for that great example that you teach your child, good envy 👍
It’s awesome you get to do this with your son ... they won’t let my son more than an hour away from base... haven’t seen him in 6 months now ...thanks for the video
Thanks for sharing your adventure. How rewarding it must be for you to spend that time with your son; he looks to be a fine young man. Have him check out the Antirock sway bar from Rock Jock and ditch the disconnects. Happy 4th and thank you both for your service. Freedom is not free!!!
Great video Brad! My son and grandson and I were up at the Horse Springs camp ground the weekend before the fourth of July. With the exception of the pesky nats, it was a great time. I own a 2005 Jeep TJ (Limited "willy's"), and a 1960's MBT Willy's Jeep trailer that I am building as a Adventure trailer, with a CVT RTT. I have done Heart Break Ridge before at the Big Bear Forest Fest (2012 or 2013. It was a great time. Happy Trails! Bruce
What an awesome overnighted for you both! As always thank you for the reminder to tread lightly and sharing the rattler. Keeping water in another container or a sealed box has helped me avoid leaks before.
Awesome trip with your son! I still remember my camping and hunting trips with my old man, hope someday I'll be able to do it with my future family. Much love from Mexico, God bless you and your family and friends.
Your channel inspired me to start an overland build on my 4runner. Hope to be able to do stuff like this with my dad in the future! Outdoor adventures are so good for the mind!
You may not have an issue with the diconnects. I had the same issue and had to adjust the length of one of my sway bar links. I think my sway bar is slightly bent and was putting uneven pressure on them, which didn't allow them to work properly. When you pull them off measure the length between the sway bar and the connection and see if both sides are even.
Have you guys thought about the sway away system? It is a sway bar system that stays connected to the axles and releases in the arm. Exodus Jeeps has a video on their channel about it and how it works. When I get that far in my mods, I think that’s what I’ll be doing.
I love my dad and he taught me alot of things but Brad has that thing where long after he is gone his sons and likely his grand children will talk about him, the lifestyle he taught them about, and the adventures they all explored. I want to do the same for mine.
I have read when you’re doing any serious or even semi serious off roading to go ahead and lock your rear axel. Locking it helps preserve your limited slip diff in the rear. Just unlock it for sharper turns. Just a tip I’ve read from a fellow TJR owner, mines an 03 built similar to your 06 and we love it!
I watch this video twice just so that i could write down the roads to take, planing on his this trail next week. Thanks for the awesome video, great work like always, love your videos!
i did a weekend over night trip a couple weeks ago just to see how my renegade does in the dirt. checked out the Bodie ghost town and camped a bit north from there. quick trips are a lot of fun!
The video guys. Really cool to see both rigs in action and in contrast each other's strengths and weaknesses. Really like the shot of the Rattlesnake. So, did you give a shout out to Brittney Williams of Lite Brite that you saw the Rattlesnake? She and her husband, Keven, just finished the 700+ mile Peace Trail across Arizona and she was complaining that she has yet to see a real Rattler in person. They had also given you, Brad, a couple of digs about you cutting a tire on a previous trip.
It happens to all of us…no tools, no lunch and the wrong tortilla shells!! But it still was a great time from the looks of it and nice to see the two of you out having fun!! Cheers.
Great video guys Jordan’s Jeep is looking sweet 👍👍 quality time of a father an son is priceless a lot of cool trails there an camp spots as always be safe
Hey Brad. I have a cabin in Johnson valley 3 miles east of the bottom of rattlesnake canyon. So I think you turned left off Burns and headed towards rattlesnake. I may be wrong. But, if you do take that road versa springs or something like that. Just about 1/2 mile before turning left and cruising down the Joshua trees. There is a small dirt road that head to the upper part of rattlesnake wash. Over there you will find an old mine really nice place to camp. Look on Google Earth up the wash at the top of rattlesnake you'll see it. You can also link over to new Dixie Mine road from there. Look for the sharp switchback once on Dixie Mine. There are tons of camp spots. Well where you find trees that is.
Dude, that little TJ Rubicon is doing great on that trail.! I have a 2004 TJ Rubicon that sits about the same height with 33's! I can't wait to take it out on the trail, especially after seeing this!
I didnt see an under quilt on that hammock, FYI people hammocks are very cold since you get convective cooling with them always use either a foam/inflatable sleeping pad inside or an under quilt to stay warm.
So awesome! I was just thinking how great the one on one time with your son must be and then you mention it. Awesome job! I pray that will be me with my son when he's older!
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Just an idea guys. If you squeeze the slider channel a bit tighter, it’ll keep the glass from sliding. You van use a piece of angle iron on the inside and a 2x4 on the outside. Using vice grips.the 2x4 is thick enough that the only part that will bend, will be the inside channel.
Brad you talking to your son looks like you talking to you 30 years earlier! Def a dad twin!! Great channel great video! Thanks Trail Recon!
I don't think Brad has been in a place he doesn't absolutely love. That's part of the reason I love his channel though. Always humble, always positive. Go Brad, from a native San Diegan
Nice radio selection! Country music and wheeling go hand in hand 😊
Hey Brad & Son, just wanted to say what a great job your doing. I recently lost my father and this episode really hit home! You never know, what you put out in life, how it will effect someone else. I’m sure you know these moments together is what it’s all about. Even if it’s just tinkering in the garage. Keep on trucken. 🤙🏼
The fact that your son is wearing a Dunder Mifflin sweater made me like this channel even more.
I agree Brad sometimes its not a about the destination, but just about making those amazing memories!!!! " A family that plays together stays together " Great video Brad.
I love Trailrecon you're the season why Im inspired to make moments of my family.
Right on! I hope you and your family have some great adventures together!
@@TrailRecon Thank you I hope to meet you in person in one of the SDJC trail run.
Brad your videos are always interesting, seeing father and son coexist is wonderful !!! very good job Brad
The best part about this video is you can really tell that you are truly having an amazing time with your son. I go camping with my dad and I know he soaks it all in, just an amazing father son time.
Been on a bunch of trips like that when I lived in CA. There are so many trips you can take in a stock vehicle. I've been all through NF and BLM land on a stock '86 and '89 Hi-Lux Xtra cab ' '86 Suburban, '79 Bronco, and '84 F250 (4" lift). Don't let the thought of having to have even a mild lift prevent you from enjoying some of the best camping you'll ever experience.
Brad, you're son is a spitting image of you. That you can 'wheel w/ him is such a blessing. Those are the best of days for sure.
Love it!!!!
My son Tyler and I spent a long weekend exploring the Linville Gorge Wilderness area here in North Carolina last week. It was the first time we had been wheeling and camping together since he became an adult.
Something very special about time with our sons in nature. I'm sure we forgot a few things too. But gosh, it was fun. My son has grown into a great and fun camping buddy.
That is awesome!
My brother and I did that with all the kids a few weeks ago, brown mtn, then camped on the gorge! Awesome overnight
I'm looking forward to having moments like this with my kids.
Very cool seeing you and your son enjoying the trails and camping. LIfe is so much more enjoyable when things are kept simple.
Absolutely!!
Brad, you are very fortunate to be able to spend time with your son. It's nice that you two share the love of off roading and camping.
Great father son time! It's awesome to get out there and spend time together. Ohh and just a thought for Jordan, i use my jeep roll bar, like he did, as one of my hammock tie up points to get away from ants and other crawlers if they are in the area, figured next time he could use both jeeps as tie points if bugs are an issue and it saves a little wear on the trees. Love the channel, keep it coming!
Watching your vids it seems like you know it all (in a good way) so I was pleased you left in the "you left your tools at home" part (mess up like the rest of us), honesty & being genuine is why I watch guys like you!!!
Imagine helping your dad discover a way to share one of his passions that's become profitable as a bonus, and knowing you're the favorite son. Looking forward to more adventures.
That TJ is so smooth. Love the videos with your son. Great bonding time.
Sometimes the little things is all we need to enjoy nature and what a great way to hangout!
Such wonderful treasured time for a father and son. That is the memories that live forever
Finally got to see the lifted tj on the trail.
Happy independence day
I tell you something brad , the thing that i love most man is that you n youre son are together on this , for me is just a big proud to see you both together, god bless you always man wao 🙏🖐
Currently have my 09 BMW M3 up for sale and will be buying a JK Rubicon because of your channel. Thank you very much for all the time spent to create quality content from one creator to another!
Man Brad, I can’t wait to do things like this with my 4YO son. Very inspiring, relaxing and motivational at the same time. What a grin to watch, as always. “Brad” and “TrailRecon” are common names in our household as my wife and kids have a ball with me, “ohhhh he’s watching BRAD”, “more TRAIL RECON, here we go!” Hahaha. Happy Independence weekend!
Thank you so much, happy Independence weekend to you and your family!
Loved it Brad. A nice simple trip and a little camping. Can’t beat it
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey Brad, greetings from Austria in good old Europe, i really like your channel, the content and editig. Your channel and wayalife are really my favorites. It’s so nice to have a look on the other side of the world, maybe i‘m able to grab a Jeep Wrangler soon, so that my family and I can explore some interesting places here in Europe and also pimp the Jeep a little bit, inspired by you and your buddies. Keep the good stuff coming, stay safe and healthy!
Good conversation with your son...nothing better!
Great content.. keep teaching... your son is learning a good experience..thanks for your teaching
Dad and Son overlanding together, with dialed Jeeps for each of you. PRICELESS!! What can you ask for more? (Except forgetting food and tools) haha
I wish I will be able to do overlanding with my kids (6,5,3 years old) sometime soon, with little subaru. Because it is not a jeep, so I won't be able to explore those spectacular remote areas you have introduced, I will definitely go somewhre to feel that freedom with nature. Your videos are always great motivation!!!!
Brad, thanks for another great video! Your high quality video with wonderful editing skill is always satisfied. I figure that you are very organized person. Your videos, your rigs, even your garage is neat and clean.
I really enjoyed this adventure! So good to see you and Jordan enjoying it together! You must be very proud.
Great video. Scenery was amazing. Glad to see the TJ out and on the trails. I'm a big TJ fan, have a 2002 which I've had modified, not for trails but for weekend fun and the beach. Very nice to see you cooking and adventuring with Jordan. Keep them coming.
Hey Brad, love the channel man i been following your channel for a while now, I used to owned a 1995 Jeep Wrangler and just before i move to Florida 10 years ago i sold the Jeep which i regret afterwards. But as I was watching your you tube videos it makes me want to get another Jeep again, so as of yesterday I was fortunately enough to own a new 2020 gladiator rubicon. Now I am in the process of ordering some overland accessories. Thank you for the inspiration keep the videos coming.
Your videos shine a light on these dark times. Thank you so much I think I speak for everybody when I say this is awesome
Great to see you and Jordan getting to spend time together and putting his TJ through its paces. Looks like it did well. Take care!
Love TrailRecon! Your videos a perfect to watch, filming is great, and atmosphere is nice. You are the reason I sold my Ram 1 year ago next month and bought a 2017 Rubicon. I have now been on more adventures with that car than I ever thought I would. In addition, I have made new friends in the Jeep community. Thanks.
Jordan: "Did you actually make something good?" BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
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Brad ... the binding of the transfer case and or transmission is due to not only being unable to disconnect sway .. but the hi low shifting is from the linkage being attached to the body they make a body to transfer case mount .. hope that helps
Thanks Brad...
Like always you make great videos, and I agree with you, been in a relaxing place like that and be available to share quality time with your son or family member is priceless...
What a great video with you and your son. So cool to see both of yall out there hitting the trails. It was neat to see the difference in how yall set up camp. Keep these coming, thanks Brad. Stay safe!!
I enjoy your videos. It's nice to see that you get to spend time with your son. I love your Jeeps. I'm so hungry watching you guys eat.
A great relationship with you two. Good to see!
I used to own TJ about 10 years ago, and currently not a jeep driver anymore, since then I switched to an amazing G wagon. But still enjoy your channel. Funny how i used to hate my 97 TJ half doors. But now that I see them in that red TJ, bring me memories of that TJ. I would get them back if i ever get another TJ.
A Guacamole recipe to add to the burritos. Mash one avocado with a fork, add salt and black pepper to taste, a twist of lime, two pinches of garlic powder, one pinch of celery salt. Mix it all together and add to the burritos (or tacos) and enjoy!! Keep the videos coming, very enjoyable.
Your son seems like a great kid! So good you can both enjoy this kind of experience! And the food looked awesome! Thanks for the vid and scenery!
Incredible video Brad! My son (USMC) and I are planning a trip from NW Arkansas through AZ, UT and CO in May when his tour is over and this video got me so excited about what is in store for us!
I just found your channel a week ago. I tried to watch some Amazon Prime movies on overlanding, and you have me spoiled. I know my around Final Cut and Logic - your editing and mix are so far beyond those movies I tried to watch. The balance of engine and tire and trail noise and music and voice-over is perfect! Keep it up, and I hope to see you out there one day! I also appreciate the fact that you say 'gosh' and seem to just be really mellow and all about getting out there.
Welcome aboard!
Great video with you and your son. Making memories is what it’s all about.
Absolutely awesome video mate, I can’t wait to take my son out in his own Jeep one day
You were making me so hungry!! Great video. It is always nice to see you two on the trail together. Enjoy. Be safe.
Thank you for mentioning that non-Rubicon owners can handle that certain terrain without lockers. I feel sometimes watching all the videos I do that if you don't have a Rubicon most things are off-limits, but I'm a new Jeep owner so I still have much to learn.
I just love watching your off road and camping videos
TrailRecon: Hey guys great vid, boy it looks dry there also, but beautiful area. Kudos on not harming the snake, I too spend a lot of time in the desert and when I run into a snake, I give it a lot of room, and let it go on..thanks for not harming the wild life, snake or not! Keep up the great vids...just watch your step.....!
The fresh piney air always makes feel human again definitely a refreshing mornings up there so peaceful and tranquil to be with nature bbgmemories thank you kindly sir for ur share of a good time wheeling in the sticks...
Just spent 4days camping with the family would not trade these days for anything keep up the great video's ..
Brad this is probably one of my favorite videos you have done in a while. I really like seeing you and your sons doing the father son thing in separate jeeps. It’s nice to see you guys sharing this stuff. You definitely inspire me and my wife with our channel.
I appreciate that!
absolutely beautiful video.. especially the father and son team... guys you sure do motivate people to enjoy nature 😘
Can’t get enough of your videos
Great Video Brad. It's these types of video's that inspire me to get out there more. Let me take this time to say Thank You for your families service to our country. Happy Independence Day!
Wow. The scenery was amazing. Definitely makes us want to get a razer now. Lol. Thank you so much for sharing. Blessings guys. Stay safe
I have a lot of respect for people who heat the tortillas straight on the fire, that is the only way to do it. .... now I consider you guys my family.
Awesome video Brad thank you for sharing . Making a lot of father and son memories .
I think it is the dream of many parents to be able to do this with their child at least twice a year. I congratulate you for that great example that you teach your child, good envy 👍
It’s awesome you get to do this with your son ... they won’t let my son more than an hour away from base... haven’t seen him in 6 months now ...thanks for the video
nice to see you spend time with your son. love your videos
Thanks 👍
Thanks for sharing your adventure. How rewarding it must be for you to spend that time with your son; he looks to be a fine young man. Have him check out the Antirock sway bar from Rock Jock and ditch the disconnects. Happy 4th and thank you both for your service. Freedom is not free!!!
Great video Brad! My son and grandson and I were up at the Horse Springs camp ground the weekend before the fourth of July. With the exception of the pesky nats, it was a great time. I own a 2005 Jeep TJ (Limited "willy's"), and a 1960's MBT Willy's Jeep trailer that I am building as a Adventure trailer, with a CVT RTT. I have done Heart Break Ridge before at the Big Bear Forest Fest (2012 or 2013. It was a great time. Happy Trails! Bruce
What an awesome overnighted for you both! As always thank you for the reminder to tread lightly and sharing the rattler. Keeping water in another container or a sealed box has helped me avoid leaks before.
Awesome trip with your son! I still remember my camping and hunting trips with my old man, hope someday I'll be able to do it with my future family. Much love from Mexico, God bless you and your family and friends.
Great video with your son! Put a smile on my face. Thanks for always making such great content.
Really nice video. I love the place and both Jeeps , TJ from Jordan looks great. Thanks Brad for another awesome video.
Awesome trip with your boy! That’s quality father son time.
Your channel inspired me to start an overland build on my 4runner. Hope to be able to do stuff like this with my dad in the future! Outdoor adventures are so good for the mind!
You may not have an issue with the diconnects. I had the same issue and had to adjust the length of one of my sway bar links. I think my sway bar is slightly bent and was putting uneven pressure on them, which didn't allow them to work properly. When you pull them off measure the length between the sway bar and the connection and see if both sides are even.
Have you guys thought about the sway away system? It is a sway bar system that stays connected to the axles and releases in the arm. Exodus Jeeps has a video on their channel about it and how it works. When I get that far in my mods, I think that’s what I’ll be doing.
Loved this father son adventure. Great trails, good food and no interruption from the phone. I really enjoyed this.
I love my dad and he taught me alot of things but Brad has that thing where long after he is gone his sons and likely his grand children will talk about him, the lifestyle he taught them about, and the adventures they all explored. I want to do the same for mine.
Great father and son bonding time!
Glad I'm not the only one that gets on the trail and discovers what didn't get packed...
I have read when you’re doing any serious or even semi serious off roading to go ahead and lock your rear axel. Locking it helps preserve your limited slip diff in the rear. Just unlock it for sharper turns. Just a tip I’ve read from a fellow TJR owner, mines an 03 built similar to your 06 and we love it!
Great video gentlemen.
Thank you for bringing us along.
Great menu items.
👍🇺🇸🙏
See this makes me miss my pop even more than usual. Spend as much time as you can with your pop bud and cherish it
I watch this video twice just so that i could write down the roads to take, planing on his this trail next week. Thanks for the awesome video, great work like always, love your videos!
i did a weekend over night trip a couple weeks ago just to see how my renegade does in the dirt. checked out the Bodie ghost town and camped a bit north from there. quick trips are a lot of fun!
The video guys. Really cool to see both rigs in action and in contrast each other's strengths and weaknesses. Really like the shot of the Rattlesnake. So, did you give a shout out to Brittney Williams of Lite Brite that you saw the Rattlesnake? She and her husband, Keven, just finished the 700+ mile Peace Trail across Arizona and she was complaining that she has yet to see a real Rattler in person. They had also given you, Brad, a couple of digs about you cutting a tire on a previous trip.
"Lifer Juice" in the cool morning air! Love it.
Love it! Its always great when Dad can spend quality time with his son. He definitely likes the sweatshirts. Lol
Great video Brad. Love to see you out with your son and his Jeep looks great!
It happens to all of us…no tools, no lunch and the wrong tortilla shells!!
But it still was a great time from the looks of it and nice to see the two of you out having fun!! Cheers.
Awsome video... Nothin wrong with a little wheeling and camping looked like a great time. Stay safe out there
Great video. Happy 4th of July. Thank you and your son for your Service.
Thank you!
Great video guys Jordan’s Jeep is looking sweet 👍👍 quality time of a father an son is priceless a lot of cool trails there an camp spots as always be safe
Hey Brad. I have a cabin in Johnson valley 3 miles east of the bottom of rattlesnake canyon. So I think you turned left off Burns and headed towards rattlesnake. I may be wrong. But, if you do take that road versa springs or something like that. Just about 1/2 mile before turning left and cruising down the Joshua trees. There is a small dirt road that head to the upper part of rattlesnake wash. Over there you will find an old mine really nice place to camp. Look on Google Earth up the wash at the top of rattlesnake you'll see it. You can also link over to new Dixie Mine road from there. Look for the sharp switchback once on Dixie Mine. There are tons of camp spots. Well where you find trees that is.
It's cool that your kids love what you love.
The 4th is a great holiday.... But waking up to new Trail Recon is like Christmas morning 🎅👊👊👊
That trip is much akin to the type I do. Jordan and I have the same budget for camping gear.☺
Dude, that little TJ Rubicon is doing great on that trail.! I have a 2004 TJ Rubicon that sits about the same height with 33's! I can't wait to take it out on the trail, especially after seeing this!
So awesome to be doing stuff together with your kids when they’re adults.
I didnt see an under quilt on that hammock, FYI people hammocks are very cold since you get convective cooling with them always use either a foam/inflatable sleeping pad inside or an under quilt to stay warm.
Brad, great video! Glad you and your son were able to get out there and truly do what makes Jeeping spectacular!
Thanks 👍
So awesome! I was just thinking how great the one on one time with your son must be and then you mention it. Awesome job! I pray that will be me with my son when he's older!