Glad you liked it!

Still love it, my son just borrowed it for a trip and transferred it to his Toyota

@@lesstraveled4740 Thank you! Have you probably tested it under rain? Is it waterproof?

@@SignalSOS89 very waterproof! Not high wind proof

@@lesstraveled4740 Thank you, helped me a lot :)

It sure is! Thanks!

Thank you lol all a learning process and if someone can take our mistakes to build on I have done my job! Glad you like it!

I can check. Lol I love it!

@@lesstraveled4740 I can imagine! That’s freaking awesome.

Thank you. A great quick walk to them also.

Absolutely! I use it often for sunshade more than I have for rain!

Rack is removable but the set up for me is permanent. Everything stays on all year long. The top is hard to remove with the rack on and if your looking for a top down set up you want the hard top with the front panels that come out. That would work better with my set up. I love my set up though

what kind of rack?

I am. Life has given me some obstacles and I’ve taken a break from the media but never the back roads. I’m still here and I think I’m ready to be back. Lol

@@lesstraveled4740 sorry to hear about the obstacles, but glad you made it over, around, or under them. Backroads and forest paths make everything better.

Thank you, I loved that no one was there!!

Hello!

Thank you! I spent many summers at Deer Meadows.

I do not sorry. Next time I detail it I’ll measure it.

Actually the tent is way bigger than trying to sleep in the Jeep. Why not sleep in the Jeep? I have and the tents more comfortable. Why not a trailer? Would love one but sometimes it’s quicker to always be packed so I can go on a moments notice. I have been out in very high winds and it’s no different than a ground tent. As safety wise, I actually feel safer higher up.

Barricade roof rack

We learn as we go.

I barely noticed it. Still there. It sits empty in the winter. Summer I fill it mostly every trip.

@Less Traveled With a full Rotopax gas tank is it wobbly? Would you buy it again? Any issues with it, or tailgate, or hinges? Thanks much!

@@Coyotes_Locos a little wobbly but I don’t notice, no strain on the tailgate hinges, and I carry a propane tank and trasharoo permanently. As for buying again, I might have bought smaller Rotopax. Sometimes it’s awkward to refill the tank. Sometimes I think a two gallon one would have been easier to handle. …but they say you pack your fears and I’ve only ran out of gas once!

It is and definitely use a real mug or metal but the more often you use it, it does get easier and more broken in! So worth the taste of the coffee.

Awning has some small moldy spots but that’s owner operated error! Lol nothing a good cleaning won’t cure other than that no holes, rips or tears! Still sets up in no time at all and tear down is easy! Still loving it!!

@@lesstraveled4740 Awesome! Thank you guys!

@@restrada glad to help.

You’re very welcome! It takes time at first but in no time at all you can have it down to minutes or be like me and leave it on all the time lol

Very true!

I’d describe it as a dirt road. Would not be afraid to take my sons 1995 Saturn up it. Your vehicle should be fine. We have not visited this year so if at any time you feel uncomfortable or road conditions have changed please turn around.

@@lesstraveled4740 Good to know, thanks!

@@sfink16 you’re very welcome

Barricade Roof Rack

@@lesstraveled4740 thank you

@@scumonkey you’re very welcome

That’s what we thought.

Thank you! It should be an amazing site during the Fall season and right now is Rut Season for the elk! You’ll love it!

I think they were around 20 inches but both have already dry rotted a bit and broke. If I had it to do over I would have used a thick leather belt.

@@lesstraveled4740 I have two different 5lb tanks, flameking was about 26.5 inches, worthington was 31 inches around. But thank you for letting us know how they fared after 1.6 years of usage. I'd probably go with stainless steel clamps x 2. Thanks again.

Thanks we love it!

Glad you could grab some screenshots! I missed it this year.

Camping is designated by the Moshannon State Forest. Please check with them.

@@lesstraveled4740 thanks for your response. I had a camp off the grant road 25 years ago. As you turn off the blacktop onto the grant road I'm guessing maybe a mile back on the right you will see a metal gate, this was our entrance to our camp. You could only drive so far back and then you had to walk the rest of the way to get to camp which was down in the hollow. This camp was so secluded and way back in that hunters that parked on the hardtop and walked back in thought no way they were going to run into someone lol. Well we had more hunters drinking coffee during hunting season then out hunting. We were quite successful hunting bear turkeys and deer in this area during hunting season. So much wildlife in that area. After a days hunt we headed to Benezette for our couple of bucks shower with stinky iron water. Then to the Medix hotel was our hangout, the owners at the time were Jerry and Sherry, we were good friends with them. Many times we stayed after hours and drank with Jerry and Sherry. They would let us keep our game as long as we quarter it in there coolers until time to go home. Then the entertainment in the summer was the wet-T shirt contest and rattlesnake hunts that took place in the hotel parking lot. Quite entertaining. Right across the road from the hotel was an old grocery store run by a very old lady ( Mrs Pissner) very limited stock like 2 cans of tomatoe soup, 4 loafs of bread and a couple gallons of milk etc. we always stopped in to chat with her. Never own a camp with family to much disagreement that's why I had to get out. Now that my kids are all grown up my wife and I bought a travel trailer and would like to spend a weekend on the Grant Road. I will be contacting the Forestry. You and your family enjoy the area and always be safe!

Thank you! We’ve had a busy summer with our business, hoping to have more videos out as soon as it calms down.

You could pull it down the rd slowly, I’m just worried about you and the site size. Some are small and tricky to get into.

Absolutely, that would work just fine

I’m pretty sure I’ve had a friend or two on them that weighed close to 300. They stood strong!

Once you get the hang of it, it can be done by one person. Just take your time and find the best way to make it work for your use.

I wouldn’t see why not. I’ll look for that style of kcup and try it this summer!

@@lesstraveled4740 I got the brewer and the cup worked. Thanks for the tips. It will be our camper back up.