Hey how's it going? Love your channel, so much fun to watch. Quick question, the map app you posted do you have to pay to use that like 10 or 15$? It says I have to pay for it.
@@venturedreams140 Gaia GPS? It has several versions but we use the Premium subscription that has over 250 layers. You can see more here: www.gaiagps.com/lifestyleoverland (You can also get our discount through this link.)
I had a wife and daughter, daughter that age was wonderful. I see your daughter and think the joy y'all must have on adventures and she dressed for it. Grabbing her up is like a bundle and she is in there somewhere. Great memories for me. Pick up that bundle of puffy coat and a child inside. About that age, daughter had a ski suit, pink with flowers, she weighed about 45lbs wet. We were at top of mountain and she got scared off the lift, winds, I got to my knees and hugged her, explained only one way down from there, could hardly feel her body in the ski suit. She toughed it out, skied down the mountain and bragged about it for weeks. She would come to me and say "I was strong, wasn't I" and I would say "yes you were, I'm proud of you". Your daughter will gain such a bond with parents and perspective of life. I'm old, older now and often think about how things could have been. Near end, when y'all sitting and she tells her joke and Dad says "that good, been waiting to tell that haven't you" and she says "yeah". So good.
No adventure would be complete without some lows, because if it were all highs, it would be called vacation. My Grandma used to say "You can't enjoy the sunshine without a little rain". My Dad would always say " Whatever it is your doing, if everyone is smiling, you're doing it right." You guys are doing it right.
Our 2016 Alaska RV trailer trip we had the following issues: 2 screws in the same rear truck tire near Chicken (had a Toyota tire warranty and received a new tire in Fairbanks Toyota), short in trailer brake wire (traced it to a bare wire as it exited the trailers axle tube), and last returning on the Alcan in the Yukon, a construction vehicle threw a rock thru my trailers side window...(patched it up in Whitehorse, and got a new window in Indiana at a RV surplus store ($45, vs $700 the manufacturer wanted...) all in all 110 days, 14k miles traveled really not bad.
Thank you for creating awesome content! I grew up in Barrow on the slope and recently moved to the lower 48. I've been missing home and this mini series definitely brought me back. :)
I've watched a number of your posts, but this is probably the most inspiring of all. Your footage is better than ever, and you've done an amazing thing, and no matter the pitfalls along the way or where you all go from here, you'll always remember this journey. Thank you for allowing us to come with you.
WOW! Live for us old folks, kids. We are loving it. Here in this little mountain town in Georgia I bet not one person has ever thought about going to Purdue Bay. But, I got to ride along and loved it. Thanks so much. Can't wait to see what comes next.
I have really enjoyed watching you guys since before the Enchanted Rockies series. The memories that ya'll are providing for your daughter are amazing, she will have stories to tell. Keep doing what you do and I'll keep living vicariously through ya'll until my time comes. Thank you.
That's an arctic grayling, such a beautiful fish. The first one I have ever seen "live" thanks for that little nugget along with all the rest on this fantastic trip. Really impressed that you were able to change the shocks yourself... You guys are awesome!
First video and new subscriber. I don't have adequate words to compliment you on your outstanding production quality and content. That is one lucky little girl you have there. I read the credits. She already has quite the resume for a kindergartner. My parents took us camping all over the US and Canada. Wild places got into my DNA. I wish I could learn how to make those repairs. It fascinates me. I'm leaving in 2 weeks to go backpacking in wild places and live full time out of a van after selling my home, car and most earthly possessions. I miss nothing. Planet Earth makes for a grand living room. Thank you for an awe inspiring experience and for giving your daughter the best start in life any child could have. Good on ya!
The best of the best have limits, and with the kind of miles you guys are layin' down, they're gonna be tested! Over-night delivery from Maryland, to Wendover Nevada, is 2 days, so being as far out as you guys are, 5 days sounds fair, but I'm sure it's hard on the budget. Remember Teddy Roosevelt's saying; Adventure is best, in reflection, or anticipation, lest it be too comfortable, to be deserving of the name! You guys truely rock! Thank you so much for sharing your travels and adventures with us! Tell Caroline I really liked the bearfoot joke, she's a jewel!
Great video. Alaska is incredible. Love that you guys are homeschooling. Your daughter has so many great experiences already, she could teach geography and history. You guys are awesome. God Bless and Safe Travels!
Very impressed by your field repairs, good job. Great video, especially the opening few minutes. Looking forward for the next, and as always, safe travels
Just watched from ep 26 after seeing you with Ronny Dahl. What great family time together and better than text books for your daughter, Arctic Circle just a bit cold for me cheers Dave
I love the postcard idea! I’ve sent my family postcards from my road trips out west. Definitely going to do this when I finally make it to Alaska. Enjoyed another great video!
I had to lol when you said "Overnight delivery". :) Pro Tip: When you live north of 60, "overnight" means 3 or 4 days. Two if you are REALLY lucky. So 3 days is actually pretty good!
In the arctic, you're alone and everyone has that mindset. It is truly neighbor looking out for neighbor, because survival is waiting around every corner all the time
Hi another great venture you made it congratulations Sitting 14000 klm away it has been a amazing journey thank you for allowing me to travel with you Safe travels from a Aussie all the best on your next venture
I’m a big hands on type of guy and I’m very mechanical inclined but you’re brave for doing the repair out pretty much in the middle of nowhere haha. Great job. I’d be scared to not make the repair in my shop. I’m loving the content a lot.
I look forward to each new episode. Plan to return to AK. this May. On our 2016 AK trip, the private campgrounds would be used about every two weeks to do laundry, top off the batteries, dump and re-fill the water tank.
Hi friend Best regards from Panama excellent its videos, the beautiful landscapes, and the most important thing is that you enjoy your family trips, an experience like no other, a very good friend keeps doing what you do and I wish you success in all your projects greetings and blessings
This string of videos has been very helpful for me. We have began the countdown for our own Alaskan adventure! My garage is full of products - RTT, new roof rack, awning, tons of stuff! I hope to begin transforming the FJ Cruiser into an overlanding vehicle this weekend in preparation for the trip! We head out from South Carolina in June! Thank you for the inspiration!
@@nofishproductions4379 I don't know how to private message with you tube, but i live up there and could help out if needed with information or repairs.
Love it. Love the Tojo, and the trailer but mostly love youre getting out and pushing the boundries with your family. Subscribed. Cheers from Australia.
Small world! I remember passing those tractors pulling the trailers for diabetes on the haul road. This was at the beginning of the Dalton on 2 August 2018. Great trip! I had a very cold swim in the Arctic Ocean.
Lifestyle Overland I don’t think I would swim in that cold water twice either! I hope to make that drive on the Dempster this summer. I live in Anchorage so I need to before the military moves us away. Great videos!
I did the Dalton & Dempster in 2007 on my KTM 950, trip of a lifetime! Stayed in the hotel and remember seeing a sign at the exit to check under adjacent buildings for sleeping bears before exiting! Also on the same bus tour the driver warned to listen for the horn, if we hear it to hustle back as it meant he spotted polar bears. Their were some crazy Aussi motorcyclist's that insisted on skinny dipping in Prudhoe Bay!
@@LifestyleOverland Their are a LOT of opinions on who to go to for your Dual Sport bikes. And here is mine. Kawasaki KLR 250. The 650 is beefier and all that goes with more power, but it is also that much heavier and can wear you out.
Nice arctic greyling that you caught! Also, the uniball joint probably exceeded its lifespan. That is one disadvantage of that joint, but the benefits far exceed everything else. Good luck on your adventure!
Hi guys, just discovered your channel. It's awesome, amazing footage stunning scenery. I have been catching up on the series with my 4yr old son, he's totally hooked!. Most of my adventure trips are on 2 wheels now days but planning on getting the kids out in the outdoors soon with many epic adventures planned.
Great video! Wish I have the skill like yours able to fix your rigs problem so I could drive with my family going to prudhoe bay confidently. Looking forward to seeing more videos. God Bless!
love your vids! I'm striking out April 2020. was going to get a 4runner for their rumored reliability, but thanks for saving me from a big mistake. after all the problems you've had with bearings, warning lights making the dash a xmas tree, and suspension problems i went with an outback.
Sorry you see it that way. Gotta go with your gut though. When you use stuff hard for years on end it takes upkeep. I would still do it all over again.
That Dalton Highway is notorious for those kind of damage. I feel your pain because I was in the same situation as you when I took a trip up there in August with my 14 Toyota Sienna AWD. As always cool video!
So, 2 youtube expeditions (Lifestyle Overland and Expedition Overland) to Alaska, and 2 Ikon failures. Thanks for showing, my next shocks will be Fox or King.
@@maxst2 I would disagree, it is not common in my experience. It's never happened to any of my trucks. Clearly not all issues were sorted out when XO did their testing.
That pothole did get ya. Hard to get the balance between rock crawling and potholed roads.I am going back and forth on a build of mine concerning this very thing.
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Awesome video! Just started following you and have really enjoyed your Yukon/Alaska videos. We must have been about a day or two ahead of you on the Dalton this summer. We met the diabetes tractors on the way back down (also met them in Whitehorse and on the Cassiar). We also stayed at the Rivers Edge RV park in Fairbanks.
Aluminum like any other metal has a stress memory and 6061 aluminum alloy contains less zinc than 7075 Aluminum meaning that while 6061 doesn't boast the same high strength and stress resistance as 7075. Perhaps ICON need to reconsider and make the top support plate out of 7075 which is more resistant to stress fractures/high & low frequency. Great video Cheers 🍻
I'm really neutral on this. You can always make parts stronger, true. But I also know the abuse I've put it through so I can't complain too much. Seems like the cut-out for the bolt just took too much meat in my opinion, but it's a tight space to work with. 88,000 hard miles isn't too shabby.
I love your family adventure, story, videos. very nice. I have a Q: where did you get that adapter piece for the jack that goes on the rock slider, I will like to get that, makes life a lot safer. Thanks again. Safe travels.
I saw yall in dead horse.... (I work up there, and saw yall after you had filled up with fuel) Cool to put 2 and 2 together. (its not what people think when they come up here... and not really much to see..... )
I par ooze a variety of adventure videos to see how peoples rigs fair. No matter what happens and what vehicle it is, there are generally a fair amount of viewers who like to put down arguments for or against the vehicle being driven. Along with other comments that are pretty unnecessary. It is refreshing to see your viewers giving so much support and optimism for this Episode. Keep enjoying life, keep finding the good in what you do. And your mechanical skills being used outside of a shop are rare to see that in depth repair being done. Most seem to bail wire it up as it were until it can be towed to a shop. My only constructive concern would be at about 17:04 it looked like you had your left hand between some things that if the support gave way, you would have been having 1 hand to fix things with later. Otherwise, nicely done! And since there are no viewers that had anything negative to say, I can leave here with a smile. As opposed to shaking my head. lol
Bummer about the mounts, but seriously can't complain too much given the abuse y'all have put her through. 88,000 miles is pretty good in my estimation. All the desert, rocks, & wilderness up to now didn't break it. Your daughter is the cutest! "It's lego day" put an ear to ear grin on my face! :-D
Cracked mounts seem to be a common issue with icon bout 10 years ago. I'm surprised they still haven't addressed the issue especially since the company has grown.
Another awesome video, and THANK YOU for pronouncing Chena River properly; and nice grayling by the way. I love running and hiking the trails out around Chena Hot Springs. Did you go to the resort and get a tour of their greenhouses & geothermal generator? They grow their own veggies year round out there, and with the geothermal generator, they provide their own power as well. Its sort of a neat set up. As to shipping.... welcome to Alaska. Overnight really means 2-3 days, and 2nd day means up to a week, and it’s not cheap either. We’re used to it but you’re right, it can be frustrating when waiting on something. I can’t wait to see why video you’re doing next. Thanks for sharing your journey.
We didn't make it to the hot springs, unfortunately. The repairs put us behind and the expense didn't help the spending funds haha. As to the shipping, we've heard it called the "Fairbanks Tax" lol. Thanks for watching!
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Hey how's it going? Love your channel, so much fun to watch. Quick question, the map app you posted do you have to pay to use that like 10 or 15$? It says I have to pay for it.
@@venturedreams140 Gaia GPS? It has several versions but we use the Premium subscription that has over 250 layers. You can see more here: www.gaiagps.com/lifestyleoverland (You can also get our discount through this link.)
Just quick question, I had a shirt ordered just wondering if it got sent out. ? Thanks guys safe travels and happy saint Patty's day
If you are paying $3 a load for laundry you need all the help you can get! 🍀💲
I had a wife and daughter, daughter that age was wonderful. I see your daughter and think the joy y'all must have on adventures and she dressed for it. Grabbing her up is like a bundle and she is in there somewhere. Great memories for me. Pick up that bundle of puffy coat and a child inside. About that age, daughter had a ski suit, pink with flowers, she weighed about 45lbs wet. We were at top of mountain and she got scared off the lift, winds, I got to my knees and hugged her, explained only one way down from there, could hardly feel her body in the ski suit. She toughed it out, skied down the mountain and bragged about it for weeks. She would come to me and say "I was strong, wasn't I" and I would say "yes you were, I'm proud of you". Your daughter will gain such a bond with parents and perspective of life. I'm old, older now and often think about how things could have been. Near end, when y'all sitting and she tells her joke and Dad says "that good, been waiting to tell that haven't you" and she says "yeah". So good.
you are building a legacy of family, values, and worldliness for your daughter. this is what our world needs.Great job!
Thanks, Adam! We're loving the experience she is having!
I think its time for sister or brother.....
No adventure would be complete without some lows, because if it were all highs, it would be called vacation. My Grandma used to say "You can't enjoy the sunshine without a little rain". My Dad would always say " Whatever it is your doing, if everyone is smiling, you're doing it right." You guys are doing it right.
That's exactly right!
Our 2016 Alaska RV trailer trip we had the following issues: 2 screws in the same rear truck tire near Chicken (had a Toyota tire warranty and received a new tire in Fairbanks Toyota), short in trailer brake wire (traced it to a bare wire as it exited the trailers axle tube), and last returning on the Alcan in the Yukon, a construction vehicle threw a rock thru my trailers side window...(patched it up in Whitehorse, and got a new window in Indiana at a RV surplus store ($45, vs $700 the manufacturer wanted...) all in all 110 days, 14k miles traveled really not bad.
Thank you for creating awesome content! I grew up in Barrow on the slope and recently moved to the lower 48. I've been missing home and this mini series definitely brought me back. :)
I've watched a number of your posts, but this is probably the most inspiring of all. Your footage is better than ever, and you've done an amazing thing, and no matter the pitfalls along the way or where you all go from here, you'll always remember this journey. Thank you for allowing us to come with you.
Thanks so much, Lin!
I can't thank you enough for the quality of your videos, and sharing them with us.
WOW! Live for us old folks, kids. We are loving it. Here in this little mountain town in Georgia I bet not one person has ever thought about going to Purdue Bay. But, I got to ride along and loved it. Thanks so much. Can't wait to see what comes next.
I worked up there for 6 years.
I have really enjoyed watching you guys since before the Enchanted Rockies series. The memories that ya'll are providing for your daughter are amazing, she will have stories to tell. Keep doing what you do and I'll keep living vicariously through ya'll until my time comes. Thank you.
Wow! Thanks for staying with us so long. That's awesome! We really appreciate the support!
Kevin, kuddos for being equipped and able to perform those repairs in the wild. As usual, another great vid.
Thanks, Daniel! Still kicking myself for not having that 12-point socket though!
That's an arctic grayling, such a beautiful fish. The first one I have ever seen "live" thanks for that little nugget along with all the rest on this fantastic trip. Really impressed that you were able to change the shocks yourself... You guys are awesome!
First video and new subscriber. I don't have adequate words to compliment you on your outstanding production quality and content. That is one lucky little girl you have there. I read the credits. She already has quite the resume for a kindergartner. My parents took us camping all over the US and Canada. Wild places got into my DNA.
I wish I could learn how to make those repairs. It fascinates me. I'm leaving in 2 weeks to go backpacking in wild places and live full time out of a van after selling my home, car and most earthly possessions. I miss nothing. Planet Earth makes for a grand living room.
Thank you for an awe inspiring experience and for giving your daughter the best start in life any child could have. Good on ya!
The best of the best have limits, and with the kind of miles you guys are layin' down, they're gonna be tested!
Over-night delivery from Maryland, to Wendover Nevada, is 2 days, so being as far out as you guys are, 5 days sounds fair, but I'm sure it's hard on the budget.
Remember Teddy Roosevelt's saying; Adventure is best, in reflection, or anticipation, lest it be too comfortable, to be deserving of the name!
You guys truely rock!
Thank you so much for sharing your travels and adventures with us!
Tell Caroline I really liked the bearfoot joke, she's a jewel!
Thanks so much for the support!
Great video. Alaska is incredible. Love that you guys are homeschooling. Your daughter has so many great experiences already, she could teach geography and history. You guys are awesome. God Bless and Safe Travels!
Thanks so much for the support, Chuck!
Adapt and Overcome!! Good job taking on the setbacks. Congrats to Caroline and her first day of Kindergarten.!!
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
Many blessings to you and your family, I’ve truly enjoy your adventures. Safe travels and journey 😎
Thanks so much!
You guys make the best videos. Always good to have a “check your rig” reminder
Thanks so much, Levi!
Thanks for throwing the Grayling back. They take so long to mature into an adult size fish.
Thank you for patronizing the NOSI cardlock in Deadhorse ;)
Well done on the videos (amazing scenery) and well done on handling the set backs so well. Trip of a life time!
Thanks, Jason!
Pretty cool you passed the guys driving tractors for diabetes research. Both of them live a mile down the road from me here in WA.
Safe travels!
Haha! That's so crazy!
I saw that too. Pretty cool story.I am over on the Olympic Penninsula and remembered them from the news.
Knowing I will probably never go to Alaska it's nice to see everything that y'all show he also has so much of the scenery it is nice thank you
Glad you're enjoying the story, Daniel!
Another great story of life and adventure..
A book deal or a screen play might be in order.
Society could use it.
Thank you for all your efforts.
We really appreciate the support, John!
I'm so glad you folks were able to take care of your suspension. I truly enjoy watching all of your episodes. Thank you so much for sharing. :)
Thanks for watching, B C!
Very impressed with your on-trail maintenance skills. Great Job!
I know, I was like --- really? Nice job. I wouldn't have the guts to do even half of that.
Awesome views! So peaceful up there.
It really is!
What a fantastic family adventure, love the accompanying music to the great Vlog🤘stay safe & keep on trucking!
Way to roll with the punches... Adapt and overcome! I’m already looking forward to next week and the next adventure.
Thanks, Joe!
Very impressed by your field repairs, good job.
Great video, especially the opening few minutes. Looking forward for the next, and as always, safe travels
Thanks, Larry!
Mad respect to you and yours. Stay safe
Just watched from ep 26 after seeing you with Ronny Dahl. What great family time together and better than text books for your daughter, Arctic Circle just a bit cold for me cheers Dave
Thanks for supporting the oil and gas industry with all your fuel stops. Take care
Thanks for feeding our machine! ;)
cast aluminum shock mounts = broken down while traveling.just a matter of time. You guys are living my dream, keep it going!!!!!
Congratulations on beating your rock skipping record! Oh, and on reaching Prudhoe Bay ;)
Haha! Thanks!
I love the postcard idea! I’ve sent my family postcards from my road trips out west. Definitely going to do this when I finally make it to Alaska. Enjoyed another great video!
We had fun doing that, Susan! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for continuing to share your journey! Very inspiring.
Thanks for following the adventure!
Love these videos!! I live in Fairbanks, AK btw and am a mechanic. Next time you're here and have an issue feel free to hit me up...
Awesome! We appreciate the offer!
I had to lol when you said "Overnight delivery". :) Pro Tip: When you live north of 60, "overnight" means 3 or 4 days. Two if you are REALLY lucky. So 3 days is actually pretty good!
In the arctic, you're alone and everyone has that mindset. It is truly neighbor looking out for neighbor, because survival is waiting around every corner all the time
Without question the star of this whole adventure is Caroline . She is so sweet and funny little girl .
Wow. Field repairs and all. Very impressive.
I always look forward to you guys videos! Safe travels to you and your wonderful family!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Hi another great venture you made it congratulations Sitting 14000 klm away it has been a amazing journey thank you for allowing me to travel with you Safe travels from a Aussie all the best on your next venture
Thanks so much, Ron!
Keep up the adventures.. My favorite channel by far and I look forward to seeing your videos in my sub box every time!
We really appreciate your support!
I’m a big hands on type of guy and I’m very mechanical inclined but you’re brave for doing the repair out pretty much in the middle of nowhere haha. Great job. I’d be scared to not make the repair in my shop. I’m loving the content a lot.
I enjoy your video as well as your song collections!!!
Love the field rebuild! Awesome to see, hope it holds out!
These videos are so relaxing I live it thanks guys. Please keep it up kiddo is funny to. Love that music
Glad you're enjoying them!
I look forward to each new episode. Plan to return to AK. this May. On our 2016 AK trip, the private campgrounds would be used about every two weeks to do laundry, top off the batteries, dump and re-fill the water tank.
Hi friend
Best regards from Panama
excellent its videos, the beautiful landscapes, and the most important thing is that you enjoy your family trips, an experience like no other, a very good friend keeps doing what you do and I wish you success in all your projects
greetings and blessings
Thanks so much!
This string of videos has been very helpful for me. We have began the countdown for our own Alaskan adventure! My garage is full of products - RTT, new roof rack, awning, tons of stuff! I hope to begin transforming the FJ Cruiser into an overlanding vehicle this weekend in preparation for the trip! We head out from South Carolina in June! Thank you for the inspiration!
are you going through fairbanks?
That's so awesome! Excited for you!
@@iak706 Yes, we are!
@@nofishproductions4379 I don't know how to private message with you tube, but i live up there and could help out if needed with information or repairs.
@@iak706 That's awesome! You can email me at phil.bryant61@gmail.com I expect to be in that area late June. Thanks!
Love it. Love the Tojo, and the trailer but mostly love youre getting out and pushing the boundries with your family. Subscribed. Cheers from Australia.
First time in awhile I have been excited for a video I love your family and what you are doing very inspiring
Thanks for the support!
Every time I hear your intro and outro music it makes me think of adventure.
That's so cool to hear! That was the goal when my brother wrote it!
I didn't know your brother wrote it. That is really cool.
He's written a lot of awesome stuff for various short films and movie trailers. www.kylemccuiston.com
Small world! I remember passing those tractors pulling the trailers for diabetes on the haul road. This was at the beginning of the Dalton on 2 August 2018. Great trip! I had a very cold swim in the Arctic Ocean.
That's crazy! I swam in the Canadian side so no dip this time!
Lifestyle Overland I don’t think I would swim in that cold water twice either! I hope to make that drive on the Dempster this summer. I live in Anchorage so I need to before the military moves us away. Great videos!
Lol lovely niña, beautiful Family, awesome trips.
That photo of your daughter standing in the lake was so great
Bravo on the field repair. Great video as always!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I did the Dalton & Dempster in 2007 on my KTM 950, trip of a lifetime! Stayed in the hotel and remember seeing a sign at the exit to check under adjacent buildings for sleeping bears before exiting! Also on the same bus tour the driver warned to listen for the horn, if we hear it to hustle back as it meant he spotted polar bears. Their were some crazy Aussi motorcyclist's that insisted on skinny dipping in Prudhoe Bay!
That's so cool! Dual sports are on our wishlist!
@@LifestyleOverland Their are a LOT of opinions on who to go to for your Dual Sport bikes. And here is mine. Kawasaki KLR 250. The 650 is beefier and all that goes with more power, but it is also that much heavier and can wear you out.
Congratulations guys, great trip you really gave us a good ride along. Looking forward to future episodes.
Thanks, Mike! A lot of Alaska to come!
can't imagine a better place to have kindergarten classes. Beats what most of us got.
Nice arctic greyling that you caught! Also, the uniball joint probably exceeded its lifespan. That is one disadvantage of that joint, but the benefits far exceed everything else. Good luck on your adventure!
Thanks! It's a beautiful fish!
hello from PEI. Canada. you guys are amazing! love your content ,love your editing, you need to head to the east cost next, its beautiful here.
Love PEI came over in 2016 for 3 week road trip around NS, stunning country.
Thanks for the support! We have the east coast on the wishlist!
Hi guys, just discovered your channel. It's awesome, amazing footage stunning scenery. I have been catching up on the series with my 4yr old son, he's totally hooked!. Most of my adventure trips are on 2 wheels now days but planning on getting the kids out in the outdoors soon with many epic adventures planned.
Great video! Wish I have the skill like yours able to fix your rigs problem so I could drive with my family going to prudhoe bay confidently. Looking forward to seeing more videos. God Bless!
Thanks for the support!
love your vids! I'm striking out April 2020. was going to get a 4runner for their rumored reliability, but thanks for saving me from a big mistake. after all the problems you've had with bearings, warning lights making the dash a xmas tree, and suspension problems i went with an outback.
Sorry you see it that way. Gotta go with your gut though. When you use stuff hard for years on end it takes upkeep. I would still do it all over again.
your action, your adventure, all activite my dream with my family. hayırlısı.
That Dalton Highway is notorious for those kind of damage. I feel your pain because I was in the same situation as you when I took a trip up there in August with my 14 Toyota Sienna AWD. As always cool video!
Thanks for watching!!
So, 2 youtube expeditions (Lifestyle Overland and Expedition Overland) to Alaska, and 2 Ikon failures. Thanks for showing, my next shocks will be Fox or King.
With over 80k fairly hard miles thats actually not uncommon to blow a mount or seal(s). ExpeditionOverlands icons were also beta testers at that...
@@maxst2 I would disagree, it is not common in my experience. It's never happened to any of my trucks. Clearly not all issues were sorted out when XO did their testing.
@maxst2. The Expedition Overland 's broke after only 3000 miles
Great family memories.
Boy, that was a great video. Well done!
Stoked to see more from you guys!
Thanks, Zad!
Looking forward to your next adventure.
Thanks, Mike!
Congratulations reaching the Artic Ocean all the way from Arizona . Caroline is a pretty little girl .
Thanks, Bob!
THe fish you threw back what kind of fish was it ? What did Sarah& you do for a living in Arizona ?
Love video, such a peaceful life
Thanks!
Can't wait for the next video safe journeys my friend's
ЗДОРОВО!!! МОЛОДЦЫ!!!))) Смотрю на Вас from Russia Siberian!)
My kingdom for a 12 point socket lol. If it ain't one thing 'tis a nuther eh? Another amazing episode folks!!
Haha, what's funny is I carried them for years and this time it wasn't in the kit!
@@LifestyleOverland Doh!? I know da feeling Bro.
Take care and be safe out there
Will do! Thanks!
Viewing pleasure 100% 👍🇦🇺
Thanks so much, Steve!
That pothole did get ya. Hard to get the balance between rock crawling and potholed roads.I am going back and forth on a build of mine concerning this very thing.
It sure did! Builds are a fine balance, especially when you're trying to prepare for multiple terrains.
Desde Barcelona España os sigo lamento no entender inglés es fantástico lo que hacéis una sugerencia quizás poderlo subtitular. Un abrazo y seguir con vuestra libertad.
Another great video. Thanks you!
Thanks, Justin!
Awesome video! Just started following you and have really enjoyed your Yukon/Alaska videos. We must have been about a day or two ahead of you on the Dalton this summer. We met the diabetes tractors on the way back down (also met them in Whitehorse and on the Cassiar). We also stayed at the Rivers Edge RV park in Fairbanks.
Hey welcome to the channel! Glad you're enjoying our stories. Yes, the Dalton was awesome and we loved the Rivers Edge park... just a bit expensive!
Aluminum shock mounts. Cast from the finest floor sweepings available.
Aluminum like any other metal has a stress memory and 6061 aluminum alloy contains less zinc than 7075 Aluminum meaning that while 6061 doesn't boast the same high strength and stress resistance as 7075. Perhaps ICON need to reconsider and make the top support plate out of 7075 which is more resistant to stress fractures/high & low frequency.
Great video
Cheers 🍻
I'm really neutral on this. You can always make parts stronger, true. But I also know the abuse I've put it through so I can't complain too much. Seems like the cut-out for the bolt just took too much meat in my opinion, but it's a tight space to work with. 88,000 hard miles isn't too shabby.
wow so amazing journey ... enjoy
Thank you!
I am Taiwanese
I really like your videos.
感謝您的支持
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I love your family adventure, story, videos. very nice.
I have a Q: where did you get that adapter piece for the jack that goes on the rock slider, I will like to get that, makes life a lot safer. Thanks again.
Safe travels.
Thanks so much! And, I'm a step ahead of ya... link in the video description :-D I figured that would generate some interest. It's a great tool.
@@LifestyleOverland That jack adapter plate is really cool. Worked like a charm from our point of view.
Just now discovered this channel and this looks awesome! Subscribed*
Like the music you add to videos. Ever considered making a Spotify playlist with the music you use?
beautiful photo of your daughter on back
I saw yall in dead horse.... (I work up there, and saw yall after you had filled up with fuel) Cool to put 2 and 2 together. (its not what people think when they come up here... and not really much to see..... )
Good video, keep them coming ✌
I par ooze a variety of adventure videos to see how peoples rigs fair. No matter what happens and what vehicle it is, there are generally a fair amount of viewers who like to put down arguments for or against the vehicle being driven. Along with other comments that are pretty unnecessary. It is refreshing to see your viewers giving so much support and optimism for this Episode. Keep enjoying life, keep finding the good in what you do. And your mechanical skills being used outside of a shop are rare to see that in depth repair being done. Most seem to bail wire it up as it were until it can be towed to a shop. My only constructive concern would be at about 17:04 it looked like you had your left hand between some things that if the support gave way, you would have been having 1 hand to fix things with later. Otherwise, nicely done! And since there are no viewers that had anything negative to say, I can leave here with a smile. As opposed to shaking my head. lol
Bummer about the mounts, but seriously can't complain too much given the abuse y'all have put her through. 88,000 miles is pretty good in my estimation. All the desert, rocks, & wilderness up to now didn't break it. Your daughter is the cutest! "It's lego day" put an ear to ear grin on my face! :-D
That's our feeling on it as well. She makes her daddy proud with her Lego passion! They're not the greatest travel toy but worth it!
It's not adventure until things don't go as planned. I have the most fun overcoming problems.
Haha, it's still an adventure... But it's certainly more memorable when something goes south!
Cracked mounts seem to be a common issue with icon bout 10 years ago. I'm surprised they still haven't addressed the issue especially since the company has grown.
I keep hearing that a lot. Maybe it's time to improve them!
Another awesome video, and THANK YOU for pronouncing Chena River properly; and nice grayling by the way. I love running and hiking the trails out around Chena Hot Springs. Did you go to the resort and get a tour of their greenhouses & geothermal generator? They grow their own veggies year round out there, and with the geothermal generator, they provide their own power as well. Its sort of a neat set up.
As to shipping.... welcome to Alaska. Overnight really means 2-3 days, and 2nd day means up to a week, and it’s not cheap either. We’re used to it but you’re right, it can be frustrating when waiting on something.
I can’t wait to see why video you’re doing next. Thanks for sharing your journey.
We didn't make it to the hot springs, unfortunately. The repairs put us behind and the expense didn't help the spending funds haha.
As to the shipping, we've heard it called the "Fairbanks Tax" lol. Thanks for watching!
I like to follow your videos, fun trips. good video 😁👍
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