Climb Up Murphy Hogback, White Rim Trail in a Northstar Laredo Truck Camper
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Mello Mike climbs up Murphy Hogback on the White Rim Trail in a Northstar Laredo Truck Camper. Brought to you by Truck Camper Adventure Magazine.
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In 1987, my friend Scotty and I spent three days driving the entire white rim in my new subaru turbo 4wd wagon. I remember where the climb up Murphy Hogback began, but I don't remember the huge elevation gain it shows in this video. I know we did it though. Going up the Horse Thief trail switchbacks at the end I will never forget. The view of that on google earth is amazing.
... brought to yo with music from your favorite beer commercial!!!
just did this whole trail last week in a stock tundra.. bad ass.
Awesome and dig the spaghetti western music :)
RAM baby👍👍👍👏
Rocking and rolling, man! Awesome climb. Nice job with the video too.
This incredible video never gets old!
It was a pleasure traveling along with you and you did a great job on editing the video along with some excellent music
..Alex Blasingame
Why do I feel like I just watched Clint Eastwood drive a truck camper? I'd say, if that Northstar can make it, my 9.5 S&S could do it. I guess a dry run with just the truck may be in order from a nearby camp area.
Wow beautiful! I hate heights I would have to walk it.
Can you stay up there for a night or just take in view then head back down and love the music
You sure can, but you need a reservation.
Very cool Mike. Not a lot of clearance in some spots.I just bought the Laredo, but I don't think I be ready for Hogback.
CJ
Wow I thought there was a height of 10ft
Love the music from "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly" movie. Now that I've turned 60 and retired, have been researching my own rig to go off road camping. Like your 1 ton truck but am undecided about whether to get a dually or not. Realize it depends on payload but can you shed some light on this issue since you have experience (knowing what you know now - would you keep your srw?). Thanks!
was the air thin up there? what would you do if you met someone coming down?
General rule of thumb is the down going vehicle has the right of way, reality they see a rig is big they move out of the way.
@@travelingman21000 Actually it's opposite. Uphill has right away. Ultimately it's who can get to the turn out the safest, but generally it's up hill has right away.
@@Starbreaker666 Yes your right, I guess I just got use to others giving away do to the size of my rig. I never have forced the issue.
@@travelingman21000 I'd get out of the way too..LOL
Would love this, but would not like to meet traffic.
what size trucks? and do you have suspension mods?
One-ton truck, Ram 3500 4x4. Only Bilstein shocks, Nitto Terra Grapler G2 AT tires, and a Hellwig Big Wig sway bar on the rear axle.
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Thanks, that's a nice set up and thanks for the video. I've got an F-250 and I'm thinking it's not big enough.