Will the mini jeep make it to Moab? Ep3: Bombs, Salt, Trouble.
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- Опубликовано: 24 дек 2022
- Remember to watch in 4k (after the Premiere) even on a 1080p screen to stop RUclips destroying the quality of the GoPro footage.
I hope you enjoyed the video, I had a lot of fun in the edit messing around, especially the salt flat section.
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And as I said, the next mini-jeep video reveals the stupidest thing I've ever done.
Cheers
Ed
I seriously need a Netflix show or something with multiple seasons man. The humor the narration the animations. Your channel is as good as anything on tv
As a man who has lived in Utah,watching you clear all those tumbleweeds had me on the edge of my seat that’s like prime rattlesnake real estate right there
Came for the mini jeep, stayed for the adventure and humor
I have no idea how I ended up here, but I'm fully committed to seeing you through your journey! Thanks for the videos and cant' wait to see the rest of it.
Big props to Mike. He and his family seemed pretty chill!
One of the things that I love most about travelogues is that they highlight how most people are basically decent and good and eager to assist anyone in need. Let's build a world full of smiles and helping hands.
I'm genuinely surprised you didn't start the tumbleweeds on fire. Hot engine buried elbows deep in tumbleweeds usually will do that. Love the videos!
Thanks! I truly enjoy watching your adventures. I hope this small donation finds you happy and well.
I just CANNOT wait for the next episode. Its amazing how entertaining a man can be, with just a small jeep(sort of), a couple cameras and positive attitude. And he is welcomed by good old Americans with their warmth and generosity. This is pure gold!
Man on mini jeep casually drives through potential mine fields, you're both brave and lucky
Talk about a serendipitous encounter! The fact you ran into that specific family at that specific stage of your trip is just amazing!
Thanks for sharing your awesome adventures with us!
Ordnance Guy: "I can't tell you not to do it."
Blundered into this via the algorithm a few years late; I’m not entirely sure what this is, but I’m completely here for it. ❤
Mike & his dad.. what legends & lucky timing..
I wouldn't usually watch videos like this but I've found myself invested in this adventure because it's so bizarre 💀
That Jeep is a total Monster. Doing so many off-road miles with a broken axle and with over 40 degree C in the air. Just curious what you could do with that jeep if you had some more time on your hands. Looking forward to the next episode.
I couldn't possible thank you enough for what you do man, it's incredible
That Panoramic sky shot of the Salt Flats IS SOMETHING I HAVE NEVER SEEN! BEAUTIFUL....40 MILES? Truly a master of drone Photography
The engine wasn't dying, it was running lean. Thats why you had overheating and thats why it didn't wanna idle. Its carburetted so all you need to do is unscrew the throttle and slide the tiny clip that sits on the needle down one slot and under the carb there is a tiny screw, you just screw that out about half a turn and that will make your mixture more rich and give you back performance. Of course im saying this after the fact, but now you know for the future.