Make sure to check out my friends, Outdoor Auto, Toyota World Runners, and Venture 2 Roam! These guys all have their own perspectives on this trip and caught a bunch of stuff that I couldn't
8:33 @venture2roam… Justin at Factor 55 is going to be upset you didn’t have the HitchLink 2.0 made for soft shackles ready to go! Gave Nate a perfect opportunity to pitch the competitor lol 😂
“You’re my best friend”… from your son, who is joining you on a snow wheeling trip with a group of friends. You’ve won the game of life, Nate. Hearing you guys tell each other you’re best friends was the most wholesome thing I’ve seen in weeks!
I'm very glad you could make it dude. Come back after the snow falls a little more, and I can show you the epic snow quality on the west side of the mountains 😁
That Disco is one of my all time favorite builds. I mean, the attention to detail is freaking madness, and one of my favorite parts is the wire loomn coming out of the fabbed rear quarter glass. Epic build Nate!
Always been my fav offroad channel and always had great content. But you've taken the production quality to another level and we love it! Keep up the good work!
Nate, thank you for sharing your snow wheeling. I am from Texas and have not ever done anything like this, very cool. Great to see your videos, keep building and doing what you love buddy.
29:22 😮 HOLY SHIT! Your two channels are at the very top of my list of favorites. So I’m in the garage building shelves with this video playing as background noise and all the sudden. WHAT?!? Toyota World Runners?!? 🙌 I’ve been subbed to both of your channels from nearly day one! This is awesome!
Saw you and the guys at a gas station in Ellensburg the other week, didn’t get a chance to say hi. Love the content keep up the great work! Prayers for you and your families going into the new year.
I love the way this disco sounds! But the bean conversion rate is off a little bit. It requires a lot of beans to use and doesn't seem to create the same amount of beans worth of power 😆. I think some of the beans that are consumed are used to generate noise and not power. At least, that's my best guess 🤷
Ive been using that same Factor55 hitch link for years with my soft shackles! No sign of wear or stress on the shackles. I do agree the yankum one has a more pronounced curve, but the F55 one is 100% suited for soft shackles and is still better than 90% of whats on the market!
Looks like an awesome trip! I love snow wheeling and camping. I did a 24 hour recovery mission on Sunday to save a group of stranded campers near the Rubicon at McKinstry Lake.
In the eternal words of Mr. Steve Rinella “There are two types of fun. The first type is like riding on a roller coaster. It’s fun during the moment, but it doesn’t really stick with you. The second is a tough experience like a challenging, remote hunt that is filled with suffering at the time, but looking back, you remember it fondly.”
On a "good" snow year we've taken all day with rigs from Toyota's and Samis on 42's to 3klb buggies on 47's to get to the lineman shack. Cold, dry Eastern WA snow is nothing like the go anywhere, wet Western WA snow...
Thanks for this video. You just help me confirm my suspicion to not use rear lockers in the snow on off camber sections. I kept sliding sideways, when all the guys with no lockers just drove thru.
that was a good one... glad it didn't go donner up there on the matterhorn... that was crazy... i'd want to get out and cross country ski up there, so cool and cool to see your other rig that orange one you built, it's cool looking... it was easier for you because you have the adjustable air suspension to even you out, the other guys were probably making bricks the whole time.
Nate I’ve been watching you for so many years, and let me tell you you never cease to amaze me with your skill, positive attitude, and moral boosting. Keep up the great work man. And I keep meaning to ask, what ever happened to the dude with the beat up yota? Fonzy I think his name was
YOU, should be the spokes person for BFG's what you go through with those most people wouldnt dare and they just keep on pulling. Excellent work buddy.
An excellent episode being viewed from South Africa, where we actually have some pretty darn good heavy snow trails too. Great to see you push it to the limit on the route - nobody learns anything from the easier trails, even though they are a lot of fun to play in after trying the other route. Basically a perfect trip with both experiences. You're definitely showing off how good the Discovery is in snow Nate.
Good morning from a few hours north of Wenatchee, just across the medicine line. It's great to see the collaboration with Toyota World Runners along for the adventure as well. All the best to you and your family this Christmas.
I lmao “ Honey have i told you how beautiful you are today “ brother i feel ya being married 25 years believe me that made me laugh harder than i have in years , thank you for that..😂
Looks like a great time! Living in N. Idaho, snow wheeling is more fun than rock crawling! I love going on trips like that myself where someone is breaking trail!
2 gallons to start sounds just about right,the diesel defender guys figure I use a much gas in my 4.6 idling as they do at full throttle. Nice fun video
Amazing video and a snow wheeling trip! My fav, love to see local 🇨🇦Toyota World Runners on another fav channel! Need more of these! Can you snow wheeling near Mt Baker at all?
You need to have one of us backcountry sledders, to put our mountain sled on edge, and cut a track, on the uphill side of the off camber sections. Also do some scouting, to find passable trails, that the drone really can't tell, from above.
Marvin/Flex, Rocks, and Roll Overs and Nate/Dirt Lifestyle together…best of the best together. I’m excited to spend Christmas in Moab again this year, right when Marvin is releasing the latest 24 Hour Hell and Back.
@@rayjon237 Thats the plan! and an LM4 engine. Ive never done rock crawling so im not too worried about the axle, but an 'adventure' vehicle seems amazing. Surf racks, sound system, fox shocks, and 3" lift with black rhino 16" wheels, and currently wrapping it to be matte black. it's going to be a good time. Any other recommmendations @rayjon237?
i would love to see yall come to the iron range here in mn! and if ya do, lmk. id love to meet yall, hear stories and see that beautifil fab work in action. ive got a pretty stock fj cruiser, just a bash plate and better tires so nothing to write home about. but ya know yotas and you probably know how much of a billygoat the fj is, i shouldnt hold anyone back. there isnt much here in mn, but if you pass through or if its not too far off course and youre heading eastward to the apalacians or something, make an excuse to let off a little steam at the iron range.
I've had a decent time with my 35" Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/Ts in the snow so far in Colorado, but I keep looking at people running 38s for the sake of not dragging frame or diff in the snow. It's so tempting, despite the 3" lift on a Gladiator.
9:13 - That Yankum recovery point might be the best you can get, if the Brennan's Garage Soft Shackle Receiver Adapter didn't exist. ;) The perfect pairing is the 1/2" Bubba Rope soft shackle.
@@DirtLifestyle Not sure if my previous comment went through. You're looking for Bee Safe Recovery Gear (by Brennan's Garage). The item is called "Soft Shackle Receiver Adapter, 2.0 size". (There is a 2.5" version as well if needed.) Commonly a 7/16" soft shackle is paired with it, but very specific 1/2" shackles can just barely fit perfectly if you get the right kind (the styles that do not pass through themslves), like the Bubba Rope 1/2" NexGen PRO Gator-Jaw unit. The typical 1/2" pass-through style of soft shackle is too thick to be installed so a 7/16" unit is the common solution. The non-pass-through style is so much easier to undo anyway. I won't do pass-through ever again. Edit: Yah looks like my other comment probably got blocked as spam. Let me know if you need more details. This should be in your kit for sure.
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Make sure to check out my friends, Outdoor Auto, Toyota World Runners, and Venture 2 Roam! These guys all have their own perspectives on this trip and caught a bunch of stuff that I couldn't
Has anyone ever tried paddle tires in this snow🤔?
8:33 @venture2roam… Justin at Factor 55 is going to be upset you didn’t have the HitchLink 2.0 made for soft shackles ready to go! Gave Nate a perfect opportunity to pitch the competitor lol 😂
@@OLNPHOTOyankum is superior in almost every way but I get what you’re saying, Will screwed up😂
@@6point1hemi 🙄 😂
we are gonna keep asking about info on these tires please put it in the video descriptions lol
“You’re my best friend”… from your son, who is joining you on a snow wheeling trip with a group of friends. You’ve won the game of life, Nate. Hearing you guys tell each other you’re best friends was the most wholesome thing I’ve seen in weeks!
Once in a while, I read a comment that sticks to my memory for a long time.
Cheers!
Nate - Thanks for always pushing me... Had a ton of fun on this trip.
I'm very glad you could make it dude. Come back after the snow falls a little more, and I can show you the epic snow quality on the west side of the mountains 😁
Thanks for showing us the best snow we've seen! Stoked for the next one 🤘🏻
Happy you had so much fun
Super cool to see you on this channel
Worlds colliding 🤯
That disco V8 sounds sooo good!
It sounds better than it is 😁. Not a ton of power, but it's makes the freedom eagle noises or British equivalent...
@@DirtLifestyle Exactly! My WJ 4.7L would be in a similar class. I don't care if the newer V6s make more horsepower, they still sound like a V6!
That Disco is one of my all time favorite builds. I mean, the attention to detail is freaking madness, and one of my favorite parts is the wire loomn coming out of the fabbed rear quarter glass. Epic build Nate!
Loved seeing the collab with Toyota World Runners. Two of my favorite channels in one video. So sick!
What an extremely capable crew Heck yeah! This one was awesome! Keep up all the awesome snow wheeling content! 🤘🤘
Thank you!
Man that looked epic! What a trip. Bummed I couldn’t join but thanks for the invite!
Noooo! Dang, i wish you couldve made this so i could see the bronco get busy! Wouldve been awesome but its still early in the snow season.
I’ve loved watching you become a rover guy over these years. It’s just infectious and you can never have only one…
That ledge road looked super sketchy! I'm not sure I would have followed you guys out there!
Lol well we missed you anyway
Always been my fav offroad channel and always had great content. But you've taken the production quality to another level and we love it! Keep up the good work!
Nate, thank you for sharing your snow wheeling. I am from Texas and have not ever done anything like this, very cool. Great to see your videos, keep building and doing what you love buddy.
29:22 😮 HOLY SHIT! Your two channels are at the very top of my list of favorites.
So I’m in the garage building shelves with this video playing as background noise and all the sudden. WHAT?!? Toyota World Runners?!? 🙌
I’ve been subbed to both of your channels from nearly day one! This is awesome!
Saw you and the guys at a gas station in Ellensburg the other week, didn’t get a chance to say hi. Love the content keep up the great work! Prayers for you and your families going into the new year.
Couple of my guys heard you on the radio across the valley. We were SW of you up in the hills. Damn decent snow for this time of the year!!
I'm really diggin u putting out more videos again nate I feel like I sppek for all of us when I say we want to see more of your shenanigans lol
Good stuff. Love me some PNW snow wheeling. I am hitting beckler Sunday!
Nice! I love beckler. Pretty low elevation though. Do you think they have snow?
@@DirtLifestyle windy says 6 or so.inches
@@DirtLifestyle 30 inch base
That disco was eatin, Motor was sounding so good. 🫡
I love these videos! It was great to see your heavy rig back out on the trail and just crushing it! Keep em coming
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 👊
Oh that looks like fun! I may need to get out again this weekend. Thanks for the inspiration
Get out there dude!
Fun trip Nate. Had a blast.
That was a fun trip to watch...that LR sounds very nice when you give it the beans.
I love the way this disco sounds! But the bean conversion rate is off a little bit. It requires a lot of beans to use and doesn't seem to create the same amount of beans worth of power 😆. I think some of the beans that are consumed are used to generate noise and not power. At least, that's my best guess 🤷
I'm glad we are getting so many trip videos. Thankyou
Ive been using that same Factor55 hitch link for years with my soft shackles! No sign of wear or stress on the shackles. I do agree the yankum one has a more pronounced curve, but the F55 one is 100% suited for soft shackles and is still better than 90% of whats on the market!
Looks like an awesome trip! I love snow wheeling and camping. I did a 24 hour recovery mission on Sunday to save a group of stranded campers near the Rubicon at McKinstry Lake.
"hi wife! remember that conversation about me calling for help?"
Had me dying
😂
That was some legit begging for the whole world to see 😆
@@DirtLifestyleLol you know its always a blessing when the wife is willing to let you have stupid fun in tho snow though its great you have that.
Very nice video. Local here. Love that place, we go there snow wheeling, and summer runs.
Practically raised on Clockum pass and it's no joke in the winter. Love that area and my hometown of Wenatchee
Holy Crap, props to the Drone Grab, that was impressive (no pun intended)!!! And dang I want to snow wheel so bad now.
Trail is awesome brother. Great content. Highlight…father son moment. Can’t forget about the switchback and food. OG Watcher Nate, keep going brother.
I really enjoyed watching you build this rig! Equally enjoying now watching you put it to use :D
The Disco performs as usual. Beast of a rig.
Thanks for sharing and taking us along.Outstanding and awesome content as always.
In the eternal words of Mr. Steve Rinella “There are two types of fun. The first type is like riding on a roller coaster. It’s fun during the moment, but it doesn’t really stick with you. The second is a tough experience like a challenging, remote hunt that is filled with suffering at the time, but looking back, you remember it fondly.”
On a "good" snow year we've taken all day with rigs from Toyota's and Samis on 42's to 3klb buggies on 47's to get to the lineman shack. Cold, dry Eastern WA snow is nothing like the go anywhere, wet Western WA snow...
It's definitely the cold. Idaho snow is like that too 👍
2:58 Send air support😅. You guys are braver than I am. Well done guys🙇♀️.
The Rover v8 sounds goooood
Agreed!
A 12v heated mattress pad under you made the biggest difference for me in my RTT. Doesn’t use much power either.
always inspired when i watch your videos man!! love seeing the old lexus out there
Thank you for the videos I am born raised in wenatchee and love the Clokum area
@3:35 "You're my best Friend", AWESOME!!!
Thanks for this video. You just help me confirm my suspicion to not use rear lockers in the snow on off camber sections. I kept sliding sideways, when all the guys with no lockers just drove thru.
that was a good one... glad it didn't go donner up there on the matterhorn... that was crazy... i'd want to get out and cross country ski up there, so cool and cool to see your other rig that orange one you built, it's cool looking... it was easier for you because you have the adjustable air suspension to even you out, the other guys were probably making bricks the whole time.
Nate I’ve been watching you for so many years, and let me tell you you never cease to amaze me with your skill, positive attitude, and moral boosting. Keep up the great work man. And I keep meaning to ask, what ever happened to the dude with the beat up yota? Fonzy I think his name was
YOU, should be the spokes person for BFG's what you go through with those most people wouldnt dare and they just keep on pulling. Excellent work buddy.
I love this discovery 2 rig. So good to see
Give it Up for that Old Landy!! Woop woop!! 🙂
Great video!👍
Much appreciated 👏
I just moved to Wenatchee from the West side a few months ago. I know what I’m doing after the first of the year! Killer content!
This looks like a total blast, and definitely no shame in calling it safe on that narrow spot. Can't wait to see more man.
An excellent episode being viewed from South Africa, where we actually have some pretty darn good heavy snow trails too. Great to see you push it to the limit on the route - nobody learns anything from the easier trails, even though they are a lot of fun to play in after trying the other route. Basically a perfect trip with both experiences. You're definitely showing off how good the Discovery is in snow Nate.
Such a great crew. That Rover of yours is so impressive, I love it.
I know exactly where you guys are!! I LOVE IT UP THERE!!! 110% my favorite place to go!!
Please tell me you are up to date on avalanche courses with how gnarly this snow wheeling is. Its no joke cutting a trail through a zone like that
Good morning from a few hours north of Wenatchee, just across the medicine line. It's great to see the collaboration with Toyota World Runners along for the adventure as well. All the best to you and your family this Christmas.
I lmao “ Honey have i told you how beautiful you are today “ brother i feel ya being married 25 years believe me that made me laugh harder than i have in years , thank you for that..😂
I absolutely love how you’re crushing it in the disco!
Great video
Thanks man 👍
Im watching this on a 33 degree celcius day! LOL.
G'day from Australia. 😊
That was a blast watching here from Texas
Nate's happy, can tell deep snow is his favorite.
Toyota world runners is one of my favourite channels as a Canadian myself. So seeing him on another one of my favourite channels is amazing
Hahaha looks like a wild time. Good job guys.
Looks like a great time! Living in N. Idaho, snow wheeling is more fun than rock crawling! I love going on trips like that myself where someone is breaking trail!
man you just cant catch a break this year hoping next year will be a year of rebuilding and flawless victories for you.
Love your videos, keep up the adventures
All you dudes produce quality content. The Matrix has placed you all together so well. 😂 What an algorithm! 😂😂
Great follow up, great video 👌🏻
2 gallons to start sounds just about right,the diesel defender guys figure I use a much gas in my 4.6 idling as they do at full throttle. Nice fun video
That was awesome and looked like a lot of fun too. Thanks for the video
The best video to watch while recovering from knee surgery. 😊😊
Amazing video and a snow wheeling trip! My fav, love to see local 🇨🇦Toyota World Runners on another fav channel! Need more of these! Can you snow wheeling near Mt Baker at all?
Yep! There are little trails here and there near baker. I just search around on ONX to find what I am looking for 👍
Looked like a good time!! Great job and that rover does sound legit
This is fantastic! I saw the TWR earlier!
Well done everyone!
you had to turn around your a dad , play it safe , even tho backing down was not easy or safe lol , love the rig it is aboslutly gorgeous ! wowww
I think about those kiddos every time I'm making these types of calls. Gotta do what's right for them too 👍
@@DirtLifestyle your fuckin right !
You need to have one of us backcountry sledders, to put our mountain sled on edge, and cut a track, on the uphill side of the off camber sections. Also do some scouting, to find passable trails, that the drone really can't tell, from above.
That Jeep pickup is badass 🇺🇸
Dude!!! Great snow wheeling video!!! The camping ain't bad either!!!✌️
Im glad you guys like driving in wet pnw snow, this looks like my personal hell haha
ahhhh man i love your disco so much !!!!!! love those vids my dude !!!
Marvin/Flex, Rocks, and Roll Overs and Nate/Dirt Lifestyle together…best of the best together. I’m excited to spend Christmas in Moab again this year, right when Marvin is releasing the latest 24 Hour Hell and Back.
That switchback looked pretty scary. 😅
Sometimes you just have to cut your loses. It was still a great adventure.
Ok, this is epic adventure! Bloody hell that a tense drive guys!
Picked up a '97 disco and am taking some inspiration from your build! It's crazy what you're getting out of the stock 4.6L with all that added weight!
Correct gearing goes a long way.
LS 6l80 with the rover case is crazy good in land rovers, works real well..
@@rayjon237 Thats the plan! and an LM4 engine. Ive never done rock crawling so im not too worried about the axle, but an 'adventure' vehicle seems amazing. Surf racks, sound system, fox shocks, and 3" lift with black rhino 16" wheels, and currently wrapping it to be matte black. it's going to be a good time.
Any other recommmendations @rayjon237?
7000 pounds...that's cute. Can I bring my 7.3 Excursion up there. I need to test it out in the snow lol.
Lol, I figured someone would chime in and tell me it isn't heavy 😆
i would love to see yall come to the iron range here in mn! and if ya do, lmk. id love to meet yall, hear stories and see that beautifil fab work in action. ive got a pretty stock fj cruiser, just a bash plate and better tires so nothing to write home about. but ya know yotas and you probably know how much of a billygoat the fj is, i shouldnt hold anyone back.
there isnt much here in mn, but if you pass through or if its not too far off course and youre heading eastward to the apalacians or something, make an excuse to let off a little steam at the iron range.
My goodness you got a lot of camp crap in those trucks lol. Looks heavy. Never been a big fan of getting in to the snow, but cool to watch.
Snow, lockers, off chamber, yikes! I’m glad to hear that others know that this combo can have major issues. Looks fun!
Hey neighbor! We should set something up! I love this! I am in the northeast corner on the border of Idaho
Dude I would be incredibly uncomfortable at 22:14. Man. That’s gnarly.
God Bless and Merry Christmas 🎄 😊
I pulled a 16 ft camping trailer up some hills with my disco 2 and it used half a tank of gas in about 30 miles….
More Snow-Va-Caine . Looks like lots of fun.
Lol I love "Snow-va-caine"
I've had a decent time with my 35" Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/Ts in the snow so far in Colorado, but I keep looking at people running 38s for the sake of not dragging frame or diff in the snow. It's so tempting, despite the 3" lift on a Gladiator.
Love it PNW. I'm in Oregon.
Oregon has killer snow, too 👍
9:13 - That Yankum recovery point might be the best you can get, if the Brennan's Garage Soft Shackle Receiver Adapter didn't exist. ;)
The perfect pairing is the 1/2" Bubba Rope soft shackle.
I'm researching this as we speak. Who sells it?
@@DirtLifestyle Not sure if my previous comment went through. You're looking for Bee Safe Recovery Gear (by Brennan's Garage). The item is called "Soft Shackle Receiver Adapter, 2.0 size". (There is a 2.5" version as well if needed.)
Commonly a 7/16" soft shackle is paired with it, but very specific 1/2" shackles can just barely fit perfectly if you get the right kind (the styles that do not pass through themslves), like the Bubba Rope 1/2" NexGen PRO Gator-Jaw unit. The typical 1/2" pass-through style of soft shackle is too thick to be installed so a 7/16" unit is the common solution. The non-pass-through style is so much easier to undo anyway. I won't do pass-through ever again.
Edit: Yah looks like my other comment probably got blocked as spam. Let me know if you need more details. This should be in your kit for sure.
I'm a simple man. I see Disco 2 I click like and comment.
This is my back yard love going up there
The giant arctic tires on the discovery would be cool