USA series has been my favorite series since the Kimberley episodes. You guys have to get Dylan down under and show him what its like down here, the guy is a legend.
100%, he needs to get a trip over to Oz, maybe he can wheel some hard tracks downunder with Shauno and Jock and then catch up with Graham for some touring and show off some of the true outback.
Not the first time I've said it but im gonna say it again, this America trip is some of the best content on RUclips. You guys do a great job as it is making videos in Aussie land as witnessed by all your success but this American is so proud of and enjoyed watching the content you all have made while visiting us from across the pond so very much. Thank you for coming over and visiting us and please come back and do it again. It just tickles me pink to see you all having such a cracking good time wheeling in the States. Make it down to Arizona next time, we've got some amazing wheeling to share. Everything from deserts to volcanoes to forests to rock crawling to big big sand dunes to mountain wheeling. On the West side of the state we have the Arizona Peace Trail which is a 700 Mile off-road loop.
Got to say, Jocko is driving a car he’s never driven before, on trails he’s never driven before. He’s going first, AND he’s killing it! This guy is unreal.
Tim letting Jock drive the spot to get the butterflies down and know ones limits was some quality "how to 4 wheel with your mates". Thats the way to keep everyone having fun and being safe. I reckon it also helps the passenger learn more about their vehicle. Kudos to Tim for pushing himself a bit.
Watching Timbo conquer these tracks after so much strife was immense. Courageous as heck, feeling all those emotions watching this episode. Awesome job guys.
I don't ever heart it said or see it written but... WELL DONE to the camera guys and the whole editing crew! Always top notch video work and editing, you guys are as much a part of the team as the knuckleheads driving! Keep up the awesome work ALL you guys, including you knuckleheads, and organise a meet up in QLD sometime (preferably S.E., Sunny Coast or something) when you get back home! Thanks also to all the yanks for their support and mateship along the way, GREAT series all round!
Agreed the camera guys tend to fly under the radar in all of this , they did an awesome job once again and would be great to see their mugs a bit more amongst the footage . Obviously they can motor real well also 😁 What a trip !
@@4WD247I own two 80 Series rigs but my daily driver is a modified GX470 (Prado 120). Not as modified as his. Seeing you guys in my back yard with a Prado on tow has been a true pleasure.
I have no issues with Black Bear Pass, Radical Hill, Saxon Mountain, Hells Revenge, Poison Spider, BUT Where Eagles Dare freaked me out. I couldn’t let my buddy in a power wagon know as he was with me, but that trail messed with my nerves of steel. Great job guys!
Exactly what I've been wanting to see for years being I follow both groups. These 24x7 guys are FEARLESS! I wish Graham were there with his 'ol DMAX. Good on ya boys.
Love this guys. I'm an Aussie living in the U.S. and can honestly say both countries are great and amazing for off-roading. Totally different styles, but I'd encourage everyone to shed an stereotypes they have and embrace the differences. So much credit to the cast and crew of 4WD 24-7 for doing exactly that, demonstrating how important local knowledge is, and highlighting how beautiful and challenging MOAB is!
I just came across your guys videos a few days ago, I love it. You guys are awesome! Yall are welcome to the United States any time. Keep up the good work!
Hopefully this series will show Jeep Wranglers are a very capable 4wd. I own a JK and did Cape York from Sydney last year. I got so many smartarse remarks and looks from the Patrol/Hilux mob starting at Cairns all the way to Punsand. I did the OTT, Frenchmans and Stones Crossing without needing my winch or Max Trax. Show the Jeep some love boys.
"I’m really loving the content on this channel! The energy, the passion for adventure, and the way you tackle every challenge is super inspiring. Your videos make off-roading feel like a true journey, and it's awesome to watch the creativity and dedication you put into every episode. Keep up the amazing work - can’t wait to see what you come up with next!"
This is a prefect example of what I believe. Women connect face to face. Men connect shoulder to shoulder. Men need to solve a problem together, even if we have to create the problem to begin with.
Love seeing these episodes. Get to see the rigs I like taking on places I wheel. I'm not a big fan of modern Jeeps but when they're working they're hard to beat. What's great out here in the US is we can go buy a Jeep tub and if you have even a little bit of fabrication skill and a donor vehicle or two of your choice you can put together an absolute trail assassin for next to nothing. I really like building low center of gravity rigs with 38"s. My current Jeep is an LJ with narrowed 1 tons out of an 89 F350 I picked up, a Jeep 4.0 turned 4.6 stroker inline 6, an np205 with 203 doubler from old Ford Highboys, AX15 trans, and I just run Eaton trutracs and a winch. The thing is an absolute animal and barely cost me anything to make since I have most of the stuff sitting around from swap meets, trades, and resto jobs. I actually just traded a dana 44HD to a kid for an F250 4x4 because it had electrical issues. Squirrels had eaten through a big ground, replaced it and it's already spinning tires. 7.5l with Banks headers. The headers alone were worth the axle. Some people just don't want to deal with issues. Easy way to find great deals.
Please please invite Dylan to Aus and show him our back yard what an absolute legend...If not he should start his own youtube channel. Best 24-7 series yet guys this is going to be hard to beat.
As an Utah native (born and raised) I’m hyped y’all got to come down here and rip around Moab and have the time of your lives - great vid as always! Can’t wait to see more USA content 👀
The moment of the video is Tim beating his fears on hells gate. The way it has been captured by the camera and editing crew it really felt like I was in the can with Tim feeling his emotions. Absolutely epic
I see this type of comment a lot from people visiting here. People surprised at how friendly Americans are. Here's the thing. 99% of the assholes live in the major cities, and one can't really blame them for being pissed off what with squirming around each other like maggots on a carcass every day. Rural Americans are folks that will buy a water pump and drive across the country to put it on for you.
Good question for a ‘beers in the shed’. I’d bet the US viewership is a close 2nd to AUS. Big population. “Wheelin’” and “overlanding” in the States took off in 2020-21.
@@JohnAmatulliI actually expect it is tied for most overall viewers. Americans like learning about other countries and most would visit Australia if they had the chance.
🇺🇸So proud of you boys! You guys rocked Moab😉. That was some amazing driving in those rigs. Please come back. Safe travels wherever you choose to wheel. 🇺🇸
I watch the guys from here in the US and I am amazed to see them run these trails! Then the Australian guys come here and do it with fully loaded vehicles! Amazing!
I’ll never forget taking my 8 , and 2 year old daughters on hells revenge , their first time in Moab and for anyone thst just has daughters and don’t think they’ll enjoy a vacations to Moab wheeling, it’s my girls favorite place on earth, they loved Jeeping with the top off on hells revenge and loves running around exploring . Made me so happy. seeing them so happy in my happy place ! live 2 hours from Moab and spent my life from childhood going to Moab with my parents and siblings to now taking my beautiful daughters in trips that they will always remember as I do mine. I feel blessed to live so close to one of the world’s greatest and most uniquely beautiful wheeling locations on earth. Living 2 hours away, we can decide on a random morning to go to Moab , do a trail and drive home, it’s great. It always is SO enjoyable seeing people experince it for their first time! You guys did it right and the bloke that nearly rolled critically did the right thing that many don’t, when people get spooked on a near roll or even a roll, it’s common for them to be done, walk the trail the rest the way and those people often never get back to wheeling . They let that experince remove a passion from their life using fear. The key is to get back k in the vehicle and keep going , if you push through it will strengthen you if ways nothing else can. You broke that fear and kept pushing , it makes things less scary. One thing to remember in Moab is that you will be fine, in 95% of the obstacles if you rolll, you’ll tumble a couple times at low speed , airbags , roll cafes and A pillars with a seatbelt almost always end these accidents with no injuries to the passengers , so often half way up we think were going g to die if we loose traction so our survival instinct Ramps up pumps adrenaline and fear making the moment feel like you could have died when in reality you’d of walked away fine. A few spots in Moab Rim etc ofd cambre with a 3,000’ drop is deadly but deaths here are extremely rare and usually occure from mechanical failure or a driver not being experienced enough . The last one was at the end of Hells revenge on Lions Back (the big one) it’s several hundred feet straight down on both sides and it’s not uncommon to have some dumb ass dicide to try to go up or down with you on the trail already and usually they’re going the wrong way and not many spots wide enough to pass . The last death a man was driving down it when a car eas going up he was in a manual transmission and made a fatal mistake when he didn’t think he could get wound the other vehicle. He pushed the clutch pedal into hit the brakes to stop moving but going g down lions back you never ever push the clutch in. It’s so steep you instantly accelerate wildly and brakes can’t do anything , with people watching he got up to nearly 60mph and bounced off the side driving off it down into a wedge compressing the toon in over the driver . They had to extract him in climbing gear but he died in impact. The suv is still in the wedge to this day. Be careful.
Hahahaha You guys are the best I seen lots of people on RUclips but you guys are the only ones to me that made it the realest of all from the feelings to nerves and not to manly enough to say your scared and support each other you guys made it so real like I was there it’s like me being there with my cousins Thank you guys for making me nervous, scared and laughing you guys are 2nd to none 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I did the Trifecta in October, in one sitting in a 24 Rubi 4 door on 35s and 2 inch lift. Watching your video, I realized just how much anxiety I had doing it, and made me wish I took my time and enjoyed it more.
Honestly for the next trip you gotta come meet us in Canada and we can teach you fellas how to drive hard tracks and camp in the real snow! Love watching you guys have a great time and make great memories. Keep up the good work.
That's a great idea, would love to see some of the Oz 4wd RUclipsrs hit the tracks in the country which is always compared to Australia as being the most similar ( in terms of a relatively small population, large landmass and British Commonwealth heritage). Cheers from OZ
always love watchin you guys well done i have done hells gate in my xj on 33s no lockers or winch by my self three times now it never gets old doing no matter what you go up with its all bout the line
wife and i took our honeymoon in ouray, telluride and moab in our jeep. we are from sea level on Texas coast, so it was as absolutely astonishing to us as it was to yall. at 14k up, everything was gasping for air, us, the jeep. that trip thru camp bird to top of imogene is absolutely epic. so fun to see y’all here and enjoying some of the same trails we drove. long time fan of y’all’s. been watching for like 10 years. keep wheelin!
Sean try adding some baking Soda to the flour season mix when you buttermilk the chicken. The acidity of the buttermilk reacts with baking Soda to crisp up really well. And you can double dip.. remove from buttermilk and dredge in seasoning one time return to buttermilk and repeat. Yum 😋
Awesome video as always 4WD 24/7 Crew. Moab is such a epic adventure y'all really showed just how spectacular it really is. Can't wait for y'all's next USA adventure and thanks for letting us ride along with y'all on y'all's adventures.
Awesome trip lads , what an achievement to conquer what you did with Aussie spec rigs . Very impressive . Really enjoyed this one and seeing all those locals coming to see you guys at the end - good on you USA. 👍 That is what this lifestyle is all about . 🇦🇺
It's hard job but somebody had to do it. I have to give your series so much respect, it always feels like I am right in there with you all having a blast too!
Having driven all the trails in moab on 31s all the way up to 40s over the past 25 years in a old cj7 jeep I still can't believe that you took those heavy trucks on those trails and got out with minimal damage good on you nice driving
I must say, it has been amazing seeing you all do MOAB stuff in this video. I've been getting tired of watching all the Americans run Moab. Best Moab video I've seen in a while. Great job!!! I've shared this video with so many people. You are all amazing!
You guys always keep my love for wheeling alive. Even when I've been working on my wheeler for the last year, trying to get it back on the trails. Thank you!
It's wonderful to see people from around the world enjoying trails in Moab, Utah, if you wish watch TrailMater and he does Hells Revenge in reverse, glad y'all had a good time and got through with minimal damage
Rory's just a nutter with skill ! He knows how to wheel that well , that nothing seems to really phase him , he looks , calculates and goes. Very impressive driver , mechanic and recovery professional making great viewing. 👍🇦🇺
Seen that reverse vid. Skill indeed. Rory would think 24/7 are mad doing those tracks in tourers. Kind of glad they didn't need him to get them out of a bind though!
sounds like when I was skiing one time and got the nerve up to try some experts level trails, thought I was doing well, and then some guy blew past me while skiing backwards. some people are on another level.
Thanks for putting together an amazing series. The content, video quality, and editing makes me feel like I was right there with the group. It’s fun to see your version of these trails against the videos of those who live and work in those areas. Makes it seem so real and fun.
Jocko is an expert wheeler and the JKU is a weapon. But the Firestone Destination M/T2 tires deserve a not-insignificant amount of the credit for Jock’s and the Jeep’s success
Gotta be top 2 of my favorite vids between this and Cape York fishing. Thanks for bringing us along. Tim's a legend for getting right back into it, all of you having so much fun! The best.
Guys, I think watching you do Hell's Gate and Mickey's Hot Tub was all the thrill I need. I have a 2021 Wrangler Sport EcoDiesel, lifted 2 1/2 inches, on 33's and no lockers. While it is a very capable off roader I do not have the skills and upgrades on the Jeep to take on those two. So, thanks for coming to the US of A and doing it for me. It was fantastic watching you guys have laughs and jitters while wheeling here.
Poor Tim has lost all his nerve, I know exactly how you feel mate. Came very close to a whoops moment a while back and thanks to a tree I didn't go over. Got the wind up me though. Great vid fellas
Looked like he got his Mojo back at hells gate though , got to get back on that horse ! Mate ,what a great watch courtesy of our lads at 4WD 24/7 , they killed it 👍🇦🇺
Bloody epic Lads! Some serious trails and obstacles. The dirty 30 on 35's killed it. Jocko, what can i say. Bloody good wheeling. Your skills behind the wheel of a founy in that environment is next level! Tim & Dillon you Taco's where a treat to watch. Wish we had em here i. Oz. Until next time. Thanks for showing another side of US wheeling.
Alberta Canada Rockies await your next return gentlemen!! Anytime you want we will take you out to wheel some mountain trails.. Luv your vids all the best!!
Fricken' awesome. I've watched your videos of slugging it out in the mud back in your home country, but seeing you guys take on the best of our U.S. trails was so cool.
Epic series gents, awesome to see the great people of America embrace you as if you all were one their own. I hope Dylan comes down to OZ so we can show him the wonders of our beautiful country. Loved every minute of it.
Ever since I started watching you guys back in 2016-2017 I used to always hope that you guys would come to America and do Hell's Revenge. Im so glad you guys finally did! There's just something about Australian offroaders I love, the vehicles are always so cool and wildly different then what we have here and I cant wait for more people to build rigs like you guys do!
Awesome series! Ive been dying for each new episode to come out. So cool to see the Dirty 30 in the states. Mad respect to Timmy for pushing through. Love it! ❤
Ive never gone 4wdriving a day in my life, I also have never been further on the edge of my seat while watching a series. Awesome stuff fellas 🤝 so stoked for you guys
I get such a kick out of how hard it is for you guys to compliment the Jeep lol. I have taken my XJ Cherokee through the trifecta a few time. Only mods are 6 inch lift and 33s. Keeping it simple made it so much fun! Great video once again, I am sad this is the last one.
I watch all the time but very rarely comment, great to see the excitement from everyone in the crew. What a great accomplishment for everyone. Feels weird without Graham on a big trip like this one but it is what it is.
I know its hard to pick a favourite, however I love it when Timbo is on the show. Something about him makes for a great adventure. Yeah I know its a man crush but ill deal with that in therapy
From the USA been a fan of this channel for 5+ years and I love seeing the Australian outback and Frasier Island. But I'm really loving the US content and I'm happy you made it to our Mecca of 4 wheeling, MOAB. I loved it out there when I went, though I did mostly hiking there in Arches and Canyon lands national parks. Hope you guys got the chance to hike some there a ton to see and it's a crime that less than 1% of the US population ever sees it. My only criticism is next time being Graham! I want to see his reaction to this stuff.
you guys rock ( crawl ) I have done every trail you have done here in Moab ( plus more ) and in the Colorado video ( where I live now ) back in the day with my Defender 90, locked, 4.75 RP, hardened axles and CV"s ( yes I have broke a bunch.. field repair ) , Aschroft under drive, super charger, welder, on board air, usually ran 35's but had 37's with bead locks for the hard trails, I have not seen your Rubicon run .. Yet.. but when I live in Cali... I wheeled it twice every summer, one trip each year was the double header Rubicon->Fordyce trail my rig was the Killer Bee. You need to run the Fordyce and Pritchet Canyon and Red Cone Pass in CO, next time your back.. btw on the cover of Land Rover World Jan 2001, Axle twisting Madness in Moab, Cheers mates
What a bloody dream trip boys! Good to see you fellas putting the Aussie spec touring rigs through some of the most serious terrain out there and showing how capable our "smaller" spec rigs in comparison are they went great! Just goes to show you can do a lot with our local spec rigs. Hopefully see you lads on some local tracks back home sometime. And also, jocko, the humble hero making it look easy once again! On ya brother!
I know nothing about cars or 4wd but I’ve just found this channel about a week ago and I’ve watched a lot of videos already and have fallen in love in with it! Makes me want to buy a 4wd myself😂 great video.
Just go and do it Bro . Just make it capable to start with ; Suspension lift , Tyres and Pump, winch and recovery gear ,good communications and GO . The learning curve is half the fun , you only have to throw as much money at it in relation to how hard you want to go , do up your vehicle for touring and camping or only for day trips if you have local trails. They are as flexible as you and your wallet are . Either way you will access and experience some scenery you may go a lifetime without ever experiencing . "You CEN do it" ! 🇦🇺
Been watching you guys for years. Did most of those trails in a u500 Unimog 22 yrs ago when I home based in Colorado. I will say I've spent a bunch of time btw Esperance to Broome looking for waves in a 79 series. Amazing West Au is. Aloha & best
You guys are on another level wit the cracken jokes.. As dillion said near the end, some of the best laughs he's ever had.. I will definately make a strong effort to see you on your next trip this way.. Fantastic episode guys!
been waiting for this next episode. Moab is my favorite place to go. I try to go every 2 years and every time try to take it all in because it could be the last time, you never know. cheers to ya.
Did this in 2015 in my TJ on 33s, 3.73 with one lunchbox locker in the front...going back the end of this month with my 08 JKU D44 front and rear with e lockers. Love the videos that you guys do!
I love Moab! Went on a UTV trip with my Scout troop a couple of years ago. Nothing scarier than being driven up the Devil's Backbone by a 16-year old kid who has only had his license for a couple of months!
This is by far one of the best episodes I've seen! I'm a big fan located in British Columbia, Canada. My dream is to one day go wheeling in Australia with my Ranger. You guys should come to Canada and wheel Whip Saw next! 👊🏼
As an Aussie living in Canada, Watching this series had been awesome! Definitely something I want to do in the future, and easier for me atleast to drive down there haha..
You did well to take fully Laden vehicles up those testing trails ,after watching the Utah locals such as Matt's off-road and traimater,and many many more ,they have specific builds , recovery trucks , buggies and more which are not full of gear The scenery is put of this World, especially with sunset or sunrise hours .
Great to see Hell's Gate from an Aussie perspective - would have been good to see a collab with Matt's Offroad Recovery or Rory and Trail Mater (who drives it in reverse!). Great work team!
USA series has been my favorite series since the Kimberley episodes. You guys have to get Dylan down under and show him what its like down here, the guy is a legend.
100%, he needs to get a trip over to Oz, maybe he can wheel some hard tracks downunder with Shauno and Jock and then catch up with Graham for some touring and show off some of the true outback.
I was thinking the same thing, bring the USA lads onthe $1000 track definitely got to send them down gunshot to 😂
@@utha2665was thinking a similar thing .. looks a cool
Guy and great presenter
just adding to the "get Dylan over" sentiment! 😄
Not the first time I've said it but im gonna say it again, this America trip is some of the best content on RUclips. You guys do a great job as it is making videos in Aussie land as witnessed by all your success but this American is so proud of and enjoyed watching the content you all have made while visiting us from across the pond so very much. Thank you for coming over and visiting us and please come back and do it again. It just tickles me pink to see you all having such a cracking good time wheeling in the States. Make it down to Arizona next time, we've got some amazing wheeling to share. Everything from deserts to volcanoes to forests to rock crawling to big big sand dunes to mountain wheeling. On the West side of the state we have the Arizona Peace Trail which is a 700 Mile off-road loop.
Cheers legend! We really appreciate your support 🤙🏻
It reminded me of the epic Top Gear specials.
I was 100% certain that moab was in arizona. greetings from iceland where we mostly offroad glaciers
Got to say, Jocko is driving a car he’s never driven before, on trails he’s never driven before. He’s going first, AND he’s killing it! This guy is unreal.
They said he had been there not that long ago ??
@@thomassheaves3526not that I heard.
Nothing handles like a hire car!
It's the JEEP mate 😂😂
@@heinrichkilian2851😂😂
Truly an honor to meet you guys in Moab! Thanks for the opportunity!
Tim letting Jock drive the spot to get the butterflies down and know ones limits was some quality "how to 4 wheel with your mates". Thats the way to keep everyone having fun and being safe. I reckon it also helps the passenger learn more about their vehicle.
Kudos to Tim for pushing himself a bit.
Now I have to stay awake yet again!!!! Greetings from the USA!
lmao the same for me!
Great to see our Comrades support from the u.s.
Texan here, love the vids.
Good to see u Americans loving the show.
Thanks for your support legend!
Watching Timbo conquer these tracks after so much strife was immense. Courageous as heck, feeling all those emotions watching this episode. Awesome job guys.
I don't ever heart it said or see it written but... WELL DONE to the camera guys and the whole editing crew! Always top notch video work and editing, you guys are as much a part of the team as the knuckleheads driving! Keep up the awesome work ALL you guys, including you knuckleheads, and organise a meet up in QLD sometime (preferably S.E., Sunny Coast or something) when you get back home! Thanks also to all the yanks for their support and mateship along the way, GREAT series all round!
Agreed the camera guys tend to fly under the radar in all of this , they did an awesome job once again and would be great to see their mugs a bit more amongst the footage . Obviously they can motor real well also 😁 What a trip !
Cheers mate! They're an incredible team & we wouldn't be able to keep bringing you the same quality of footage without them!
@@4WD247I own two 80 Series rigs but my daily driver is a modified GX470 (Prado 120). Not as modified as his. Seeing you guys in my back yard with a Prado on tow has been a true pleasure.
Well said
I have no issues with Black Bear Pass, Radical Hill, Saxon Mountain, Hells Revenge, Poison Spider, BUT Where Eagles Dare freaked me out. I couldn’t let my buddy in a power wagon know as he was with me, but that trail messed with my nerves of steel. Great job guys!
Exactly what I've been wanting to see for years being I follow both groups. These 24x7 guys are FEARLESS! I wish Graham were there with his 'ol DMAX. Good on ya boys.
Love this guys. I'm an Aussie living in the U.S. and can honestly say both countries are great and amazing for off-roading. Totally different styles, but I'd encourage everyone
to shed an stereotypes they have and embrace the differences. So much credit to the cast and crew of 4WD 24-7 for doing exactly that, demonstrating how important local knowledge is, and highlighting how beautiful and challenging MOAB is!
I just came across your guys videos a few days ago, I love it. You guys are awesome! Yall are welcome to the United States any time. Keep up the good work!
Hopefully this series will show Jeep Wranglers are a very capable 4wd.
I own a JK and did Cape York from Sydney last year. I got so many smartarse remarks and looks from the Patrol/Hilux mob starting at Cairns all the way to Punsand.
I did the OTT, Frenchmans and Stones Crossing without needing my winch or Max Trax.
Show the Jeep some love boys.
Petition for 4wd 24-7 to go 4k video
Awesome episode guys
"I’m really loving the content on this channel! The energy, the passion for adventure, and the way you tackle every challenge is super inspiring. Your videos make off-roading feel like a true journey, and it's awesome to watch the creativity and dedication you put into every episode. Keep up the amazing work - can’t wait to see what you come up with next!"
This is a prefect example of what I believe. Women connect face to face. Men connect shoulder to shoulder. Men need to solve a problem together, even if we have to create the problem to begin with.
Love seeing these episodes. Get to see the rigs I like taking on places I wheel. I'm not a big fan of modern Jeeps but when they're working they're hard to beat. What's great out here in the US is we can go buy a Jeep tub and if you have even a little bit of fabrication skill and a donor vehicle or two of your choice you can put together an absolute trail assassin for next to nothing. I really like building low center of gravity rigs with 38"s. My current Jeep is an LJ with narrowed 1 tons out of an 89 F350 I picked up, a Jeep 4.0 turned 4.6 stroker inline 6, an np205 with 203 doubler from old Ford Highboys, AX15 trans, and I just run Eaton trutracs and a winch. The thing is an absolute animal and barely cost me anything to make since I have most of the stuff sitting around from swap meets, trades, and resto jobs. I actually just traded a dana 44HD to a kid for an F250 4x4 because it had electrical issues. Squirrels had eaten through a big ground, replaced it and it's already spinning tires. 7.5l with Banks headers. The headers alone were worth the axle. Some people just don't want to deal with issues. Easy way to find great deals.
Jokkos laugh in that hottub 🤣 bloody priceless
😂😂😂
Please please invite Dylan to Aus and show him our back yard what an absolute legend...If not he should start his own youtube channel. Best 24-7 series yet guys this is going to be hard to beat.
As an Utah native (born and raised) I’m hyped y’all got to come down here and rip around Moab and have the time of your lives - great vid as always! Can’t wait to see more USA content 👀
The moment of the video is Tim beating his fears on hells gate. The way it has been captured by the camera and editing crew it really felt like I was in the can with Tim feeling his emotions. Absolutely epic
Such a pleasant surprise to see all the support in the pub from our American Comrades 🤟
I didn't realize they were interested in the way we roll.
Who knew they even watched the show , was great to see them support our Boys. Well done to our Brothers in the USA 😁🇦🇺
I see this type of comment a lot from people visiting here. People surprised at how friendly Americans are. Here's the thing. 99% of the assholes live in the major cities, and one can't really blame them for being pissed off what with squirming around each other like maggots on a carcass every day. Rural Americans are folks that will buy a water pump and drive across the country to put it on for you.
Good question for a ‘beers in the shed’. I’d bet the US viewership is a close 2nd to AUS. Big population. “Wheelin’” and “overlanding” in the States took off in 2020-21.
@@JohnAmatulliI actually expect it is tied for most overall viewers.
Americans like learning about other countries and most would visit Australia if they had the chance.
@@troygerencer1620 no surprise, EVERYBODY (who's anybody)watches the show. 👍😂
🇺🇸So proud of you boys! You guys rocked Moab😉. That was some amazing driving in those rigs. Please come back. Safe travels wherever you choose to wheel. 🇺🇸
I watch the guys from here in the US and I am amazed to see them run these trails! Then the Australian guys come here and do it with fully loaded vehicles! Amazing!
I’ll never forget taking my 8 , and 2 year old daughters on hells revenge , their first time in Moab and for anyone thst just has daughters and don’t think they’ll enjoy a vacations to Moab wheeling, it’s my girls favorite place on earth, they loved Jeeping with the top off on hells revenge and loves running around exploring . Made me so happy. seeing them so happy in my happy place ! live 2 hours from Moab and spent my life from childhood going to Moab with my parents and siblings to now taking my beautiful daughters in trips that they will always remember as I do mine. I feel blessed to live so close to one of the world’s greatest and most uniquely beautiful wheeling locations on earth. Living 2 hours away, we can decide on a random morning to go to Moab , do a trail and drive home, it’s great. It always is SO enjoyable seeing people experince it for their first time! You guys did it right and the bloke that nearly rolled critically did the right thing that many don’t, when people get spooked on a near roll or even a roll, it’s common for them to be done, walk the trail the rest the way and those people often never get back to wheeling . They let that experince remove a passion from their life using fear. The key is to get back k in the vehicle and keep going , if you push through it will strengthen you if ways nothing else can. You broke that fear and kept pushing , it makes things less scary. One thing to remember in Moab is that you will be fine, in 95% of the obstacles if you rolll, you’ll tumble a couple times at low speed , airbags , roll cafes and A pillars with a seatbelt almost always end these accidents with no injuries to the passengers , so often half way up we think were going g to die if we loose traction so our survival instinct Ramps up pumps adrenaline and fear making the moment feel like you could have died when in reality you’d of walked away fine. A few spots in Moab Rim etc ofd cambre with a 3,000’ drop is deadly but deaths here are extremely rare and usually occure from mechanical failure or a driver not being experienced enough . The last one was at the end of Hells revenge on Lions Back (the big one) it’s several hundred feet straight down on both sides and it’s not uncommon to have some dumb ass dicide to try to go up or down with you on the trail already and usually they’re going the wrong way and not many spots wide enough to pass . The last death a man was driving down it when a car eas going up he was in a manual transmission and made a fatal mistake when he didn’t think he could get wound the other vehicle. He pushed the clutch pedal into hit the brakes to stop moving but going g down lions back you never ever push the clutch in. It’s so steep you instantly accelerate wildly and brakes can’t do anything , with people watching he got up to nearly 60mph and bounced off the side driving off it down into a wedge compressing the toon in over the driver . They had to extract him in climbing gear but he died in impact. The suv is still in the wedge to this day. Be careful.
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You guys are the best I seen lots of people on RUclips but you guys are the only ones to me that made it the realest of all from the feelings to nerves and not to manly enough to say your scared and support each other you guys made it so real like I was there it’s like me being there with my cousins Thank you guys for making me nervous, scared and laughing you guys are 2nd to none 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Jocko is by far the best rock wheeler. If you go too slow you loose your momentum, keep your foot in it a bit. Amazing vid series guys. Love it
I did the Trifecta in October, in one sitting in a 24 Rubi 4 door on 35s and 2 inch lift. Watching your video, I realized just how much anxiety I had doing it, and made me wish I took my time and enjoyed it more.
Honestly for the next trip you gotta come meet us in Canada and we can teach you fellas how to drive hard tracks and camp in the real snow! Love watching you guys have a great time and make great memories. Keep up the good work.
That's a great idea, would love to see some of the Oz 4wd RUclipsrs hit the tracks in the country which is always compared to Australia as being the most similar ( in terms of a relatively small population, large landmass and British Commonwealth heritage). Cheers from OZ
Absolute legends. As others have said I'd love to see Dylan make a trip to Australia and tackle the very different challenges over there.
This is one of the best ever episodes boys. Just great moments start to finish!!
Cheers legend!
always love watchin you guys well done i have done hells gate in my xj on 33s no lockers or winch by my self three times now it never gets old doing no matter what you go up with its all bout the line
wife and i took our honeymoon in ouray, telluride and moab in our jeep.
we are from sea level on Texas coast, so it was as absolutely astonishing to us as it was to yall. at 14k up, everything was gasping for air, us, the jeep. that trip thru camp bird to top of imogene is absolutely epic.
so fun to see y’all here and enjoying some of the same trails we drove.
long time fan of y’all’s. been watching for like 10 years. keep wheelin!
Sean try adding some baking Soda to the flour season mix when you buttermilk the chicken. The acidity of the buttermilk reacts with baking Soda to crisp up really well. And you can double dip.. remove from buttermilk and dredge in seasoning one time return to buttermilk and repeat.
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Its great watching you all. I love taking people on trails that have never been there. I have been going to Moab for 25 years. Its my paradise.
Awesome video as always 4WD 24/7 Crew. Moab is such a epic adventure y'all really showed just how spectacular it really is. Can't wait for y'all's next USA adventure and thanks for letting us ride along with y'all on y'all's adventures.
Awesome trip lads , what an achievement to conquer what you did with Aussie spec rigs . Very impressive . Really enjoyed this one and seeing all those locals coming to see you guys at the end - good on you USA. 👍 That is what this lifestyle is all about . 🇦🇺
It's hard job but somebody had to do it. I have to give your series so much respect, it always feels like I am right in there with you all having a blast too!
13:27~ 'STOP, STOP, STOP..'
SMACK! 'Beautiful'.. 😂
Having driven all the trails in moab on 31s all the way up to 40s over the past 25 years in a old cj7 jeep I still can't believe that you took those heavy trucks on those trails and got out with minimal damage good on you nice driving
Absolutely put the biggest grin on my face in a long time thank you guys for coming to the states. And yes, you should come back.
I must say, it has been amazing seeing you all do MOAB stuff in this video. I've been getting tired of watching all the Americans run Moab. Best Moab video I've seen in a while. Great job!!! I've shared this video with so many people. You are all amazing!
You guys always keep my love for wheeling alive. Even when I've been working on my wheeler for the last year, trying to get it back on the trails. Thank you!
Michigander here love to see you guys out in the states enjoying everything it has to offer! Love to see a trip north next!
Jock in that getup looks like the guy who would come to your primary school and show you lizards and snakes
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So true hahaha
It's wonderful to see people from around the world enjoying trails in Moab, Utah, if you wish watch TrailMater and he does Hells Revenge in reverse, glad y'all had a good time and got through with minimal damage
Rory's just a nutter with skill ! He knows how to wheel that well , that nothing seems to really phase him , he looks , calculates and goes. Very impressive driver , mechanic and recovery professional making great viewing. 👍🇦🇺
Seen that reverse vid. Skill indeed. Rory would think 24/7 are mad doing those tracks in tourers. Kind of glad they didn't need him to get them out of a bind though!
sounds like when I was skiing one time and got the nerve up to try some experts level trails, thought I was doing well, and then some guy blew past me while skiing backwards. some people are on another level.
Thanks for putting together an amazing series. The content, video quality, and editing makes me feel like I was right there with the group. It’s fun to see your version of these trails against the videos of those who live and work in those areas. Makes it seem so real and fun.
This is next level lads. Bloody well done Timmy overcoming been shook 💪💪💪
Jocko is an expert wheeler and the JKU is a weapon. But the Firestone Destination M/T2 tires deserve a not-insignificant amount of the credit for Jock’s and the Jeep’s success
Gotta be top 2 of my favorite vids between this and Cape York fishing. Thanks for bringing us along. Tim's a legend for getting right back into it, all of you having so much fun! The best.
Guys, I think watching you do Hell's Gate and Mickey's Hot Tub was all the thrill I need. I have a 2021 Wrangler Sport EcoDiesel, lifted 2 1/2 inches, on 33's and no lockers. While it is a very capable off roader I do not have the skills and upgrades on the Jeep to take on those two. So, thanks for coming to the US of A and doing it for me. It was fantastic watching you guys have laughs and jitters while wheeling here.
We did Hell's Revenge in a stock jeep a few years back. We aired down but didn't use the lockers. Mickey's Hot Tub, though, was too scary for us
Truly hope you boys come back to the US again. Every episode has been a blast and such fun to watch...
I’m glad you guys got to experience some of the best wheeling the USA has to offer.
To all you guys behind the scenes great job awesome camera work and editing. Glad you guys enjoyed your selves.
Good job with this series. You guys have created the best off-road series on RUclips. I look forward to your next video.
Poor Tim has lost all his nerve, I know exactly how you feel mate. Came very close to a whoops moment a while back and thanks to a tree I didn't go over. Got the wind up me though. Great vid fellas
Timbo got the yips?
Looked like he got his Mojo back at hells gate though , got to get back on that horse ! Mate ,what a great watch courtesy of our lads at 4WD 24/7 , they killed it 👍🇦🇺
It takes abit to get back on the horse properly.
Bloody epic Lads! Some serious trails and obstacles. The dirty 30 on 35's killed it.
Jocko, what can i say. Bloody good wheeling. Your skills behind the wheel of a founy in that environment is next level! Tim & Dillon you Taco's where a treat to watch. Wish we had em here i. Oz.
Until next time. Thanks for showing another side of US wheeling.
Alberta Canada Rockies await your next return gentlemen!! Anytime you want we will take you out to wheel some mountain trails.. Luv your vids all the best!!
Fricken' awesome. I've watched your videos of slugging it out in the mud back in your home country, but seeing you guys take on the best of our U.S. trails was so cool.
Epic series gents, awesome to see the great people of America embrace you as if you all were one their own. I hope Dylan comes down to OZ so we can show him the wonders of our beautiful country. Loved every minute of it.
I just wanted to let you know subscribed cause of this 4wd experience series. Lovin it. Keep up the great content. And hard work mate.
Ever since I started watching you guys back in 2016-2017 I used to always hope that you guys would come to America and do Hell's Revenge. Im so glad you guys finally did! There's just something about Australian offroaders I love, the vehicles are always so cool and wildly different then what we have here and I cant wait for more people to build rigs like you guys do!
Great video, thank you for your partnership with UniClutch!
Awesome series! Ive been dying for each new episode to come out. So cool to see the Dirty 30 in the states. Mad respect to Timmy for pushing through. Love it! ❤
Ive never gone 4wdriving a day in my life, I also have never been further on the edge of my seat while watching a series. Awesome stuff fellas 🤝 so stoked for you guys
ooooh What was that? I got tense... that's called extreme... Bravo! good job!
I get such a kick out of how hard it is for you guys to compliment the Jeep lol. I have taken my XJ Cherokee through the trifecta a few time. Only mods are 6 inch lift and 33s. Keeping it simple made it so much fun! Great video once again, I am sad this is the last one.
I watch all the time but very rarely comment, great to see the excitement from everyone in the crew. What a great accomplishment for everyone. Feels weird without Graham on a big trip like this one but it is what it is.
Cheers mate! Graham was there, but for the first half of the trip on the Rubicon and in Colorado!
I know its hard to pick a favourite, however I love it when Timbo is on the show. Something about him makes for a great adventure. Yeah I know its a man crush but ill deal with that in therapy
From the USA been a fan of this channel for 5+ years and I love seeing the Australian outback and Frasier Island. But I'm really loving the US content and I'm happy you made it to our Mecca of 4 wheeling, MOAB. I loved it out there when I went, though I did mostly hiking there in Arches and Canyon lands national parks. Hope you guys got the chance to hike some there a ton to see and it's a crime that less than 1% of the US population ever sees it. My only criticism is next time being Graham! I want to see his reaction to this stuff.
So glad you all had just a great trip. Glad you were able to experience the Western US. I would lobe to 4wd your backroad. Travel safe, adventure on.
terrifying experience, just watching y'all, i got chills down the spine
you guys rock ( crawl ) I have done every trail you have done here in Moab ( plus more ) and in the Colorado video ( where I live now ) back in the day with my Defender 90, locked, 4.75 RP, hardened axles and CV"s ( yes I have broke a bunch.. field repair ) , Aschroft under drive, super charger, welder, on board air, usually ran 35's but had 37's with bead locks for the hard trails, I have not seen your Rubicon run .. Yet.. but when I live in Cali... I wheeled it twice every summer, one trip each year was the double header Rubicon->Fordyce trail my rig was the Killer Bee. You need to run the Fordyce and Pritchet Canyon and Red Cone Pass in CO, next time your back.. btw on the cover of Land Rover World Jan 2001, Axle twisting Madness in Moab, Cheers mates
Would love to see Dylan in Australia, what a top bloke.
I need to stop commenting before I finish the whole video, but this whole series was epic - not sure if you could ever top it. Thank you lads!
Honestly, u guys have all my respect ,hats off to u guys for being able to keep calm in such situations, God bless u all ❤
The videos from the USA have been so amazing!
i hope you guys come back!!! it would be a honor to wheel along side you. im working on getting my rig to your levels!
I really want to see more of dylan. Such a good bloke
What a bloody dream trip boys! Good to see you fellas putting the Aussie spec touring rigs through some of the most serious terrain out there and showing how capable our "smaller" spec rigs in comparison are they went great! Just goes to show you can do a lot with our local spec rigs. Hopefully see you lads on some local tracks back home sometime. And also, jocko, the humble hero making it look easy once again! On ya brother!
And also props to ya Timmy for getting back on the horse mate awesome to see and shows how real it can get when it doesn't go to plan good stuff man
I know nothing about cars or 4wd but I’ve just found this channel about a week ago and I’ve watched a lot of videos already and have fallen in love in with it! Makes me want to buy a 4wd myself😂 great video.
Make sure to get a cruiser
@@snasuage 79 series or 200 series the best
Just go and do it Bro . Just make it capable to start with ; Suspension lift , Tyres and Pump, winch and recovery gear ,good communications and GO . The learning curve is half the fun , you only have to throw as much money at it in relation to how hard you want to go , do up your vehicle for touring and camping or only for day trips if you have local trails. They are as flexible as you and your wallet are . Either way you will access and experience some scenery you may go a lifetime without ever experiencing . "You CEN do it" ! 🇦🇺
amazing footage! reminded me that I never want to do this lol
Sweet, I watch Matt's Offroad Recovery / TrailMater pulling people out places like Hells Revenge.. awesome to see you guys tackling it.
About 90% of those videos are staged and matt is in trouble for insurance fraud fyi
Best wheeling channel on RUclips, hands down and I just now find it? Glad to be here! You fellas are supremely entertaining. Cheers!
Been watching you guys for years. Did most of those trails in a u500 Unimog 22 yrs ago when I home based in Colorado. I will say I've spent a bunch of time btw Esperance to Broome looking for waves in a 79 series. Amazing West Au is. Aloha & best
I think this is the best episode and ending with the locals welcoming you guys 🎉
You guys are on another level wit the cracken jokes.. As dillion said near the end, some of the best laughs he's ever had.. I will definately make a strong effort to see you on your next trip this way.. Fantastic episode guys!
been waiting for this next episode. Moab is my favorite place to go. I try to go every 2 years and every time try to take it all in because it could be the last time, you never know. cheers to ya.
Book a ticket for Jock and Jesse to tackle some USA tracks 😁
Now there is a great idea …that would be siiiick!
Southern Muddin’?
Sand hollow Utah would be nuts with them
@@bsrermkrlrr Give Jesse an Xterra because he's team Nissan and Jocko a 4Runner because he's team Toyota and let them have a field day
@@HotSneks I agree
4wd 24-7 is the off-road and Australian version of Top gear I live for!!! Keep up the great work mates!!
Did this in 2015 in my TJ on 33s, 3.73 with one lunchbox locker in the front...going back the end of this month with my 08 JKU D44 front and rear with e lockers. Love the videos that you guys do!
I love Moab! Went on a UTV trip with my Scout troop a couple of years ago. Nothing scarier than being driven up the Devil's Backbone by a 16-year old kid who has only had his license for a couple of months!
I’m going to be on hells revenge for jeep safari this year and your videos are making me more and more excited to run that trail for the first time!
This is by far one of the best episodes I've seen! I'm a big fan located in British Columbia, Canada. My dream is to one day go wheeling in Australia with my Ranger. You guys should come to Canada and wheel Whip Saw next! 👊🏼
As an Aussie living in Canada, Watching this series had been awesome! Definitely something I want to do in the future, and easier for me atleast to drive down there haha..
You did well to take fully Laden vehicles up those testing trails ,after watching the Utah locals such as Matt's off-road and traimater,and many many more ,they have specific builds , recovery trucks , buggies and more which are not full of gear
The scenery is put of this World, especially with sunset or sunrise hours .
I live in Utah Provo,Utah but Moab is our Eternal Playground. So happy to see you guy,s near my home!!!!
What an epic finale, bravo!! 👏
Great to see Hell's Gate from an Aussie perspective - would have been good to see a collab with Matt's Offroad Recovery or Rory and Trail Mater (who drives it in reverse!). Great work team!
Awesome vid!
As much as I love the wheelin, I SO love the cooking segments. Just the boyz eating, chillin.. good times.