MOJAVE ROAD PART 2 | Overlanding in a Four Wheel Camper

[@marcpikas2859]

You would think they used graded bolts to fasten the camper to the truck. Surprised they snapped. I use 2 bolts through the bed floor up front on my slide in camper and chains at the rear so that if there is going to be more twisting from the trail, I loosen up the chains. Never snapped a bolt in 4 years. Also use nuts with integrated delrin washers to prevent loosening. Looking forward to your next adventure.

[@OffGridOverLander]

When I finish my build I’ll be applying a trick that is used in the military and a few other industries to get a quick check on bolts and such. Take a paint marker and put a line on it, going from the center out, making sure to continue down the side of it, and then onto the surface that it is bolted to. In the military we called a torque stripe (as we would wait until after it was torqued to apply it) and I think some other industries call it a witness mark, who knows what else it is called, but I’m sure you get t he idea. Make sure that the color paint marker you use is a high contrast color, such as white for going on black paint. This way you can do a quick visual inspection of all your bolts/nuts/fasteners and be sure that none of them have worked them selves loose over time. Anything more than 1/8 of a turn should warrant a re-torque. Hope this helps y’all!

[@sethkristopher6259]

I realize it is quite off topic but does anybody know of a good site to stream newly released movies online?

[@jadelon1877]

@Seth Kristopher I would suggest FlixZone. You can find it on google :)

[@aaravclark3968]

@Jad Elon Definitely, been using FlixZone for years myself :D

[@sethkristopher6259]

@Jad Elon thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I really appreciate it!

[@jadelon1877]

@Seth Kristopher happy to help xD

[@badgerovrland5760]

The Mojave National Preserve has lots to see. Kelso Dunes is definitely worth a stop. You can hike the dunes and many people disperse camp nearby. There are some hiking trails in the preserve and we hiked one, Teutonia Peak Trail - (Trailhead: 5 miles north of Cima, Calif. on Cima Road.) The trail goes through the world's largest and densest Joshua tree forest en route to a rocky peak with expansive views of Cima Dome and beyond. 3 miles round-trip. Another out-of-the-way stop is the town of Nipton. They have some Yurts, camping, store, gas, etc. When we visited around Christmas a couple of years ago, Santa’s “Bitch” was manning the cash register. She was in full persona. Yeah, they get a rowdy crowd at times.

[@reminaya]

Chris Scoleri's comment regarding bolt tightening sums it up! Get something like a torque limiting socket set for your wheel lugs and camper bolts. find out the proper torque for those bolts and carry a battery powered impact driver like a Milwaukee or similar quality. You need these tools for the final tighten but not to remove lugs. Use an impact socket to remove. Also don't leave your water pump on. Turn it off and use the last water in the line each time you use your water. You'll prevent potential leaks and keep the pressure off the fittings, which you should also check routinely. There's so much to maintain on our rigs while in the backcountry that will keep you from needing a shop. Proactive vs reactive is our motto.

[@murdiesel]

Wakey wakey shake and bakey! Damn you two broke the bolts off of it, lol! Oh those starry nights!

[@BoundForNowhere]

The desert has incredible night skys

[@TheToycloser]

You can see the camper shift at 6:18 So glad you didn't have more damage!

[@BoundForNowhere]

Yeah. Well I will say the camper always kind of sways side to side. Always has and always will. But it was a forward and back movement that ended up creating the sheer. Thankful that two bolts were the only damage!

[@HandyC]

@@BoundForNowhere I take it does have pivot or spring mounts that separate the chassis from the camper frame and allow for a certain amount of deflection? I mean It should do / I hope it does.

[@caylanmartyn9930]

Get a paint marker and mark the nuts in relation to the bolts for quick visual inspections

[@bjostrander87]

I was just about to say the same thing, I've been doing it for years at work. It's a great visual quick check.

[@vince4316]

Perhaps it's time for Luna to take over navigation??? Lol...You guys are great

[@BoundForNowhere]

Hahah! I like that idea however we call her the narcoleptic navigator because she is always nodding off!

[@jnordswede979]

Great fun to watch and always a reminder when in the military traveling about with family in our 24 foot Jayco. Breakdowns were always expected. I carried two sets of tools: mechanic-type ones for my 1-ton dually and another set for trailer-only issues. One time I took off when we had a pop-up and forgot to tie down the camper.

[@z3lot]

Those darn thorny bushes coming out of nowhere lol

[@BoundForNowhere]

Right! Get me everytime!

[@bryanclark3739]

Just remember, went in the desert, EVERYTHING bites, stings or pokes. Great vid.

[@nightfall22]

Kick ass! This trail is on my bucket list. Bad health has kept me from able to do much but I’m on the mend. Having lived in Victorville for 5 years (back down in civilization somewhat lol) all of this beauty was around me and I couldn’t see it. Thank you for the video!

[@BoundForNowhere]

Just know that beauty isn't going anywhere! It will be there waiting for you!

[@nightfall22]

Bound For Nowhere ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@hbjtf]

It takes a ton of work to look this polished ...thank you so much. Hats off to your efforts.

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so much! That means a lot because we really like making these videos to the best of our ability!

[@TsarTrail]

Mojave Road.... Or Time Warp? I guess sometimes the wrong turn or a delay can bring in some unexpected fun. Another great video.

[@BoundForNowhere]

I totally agree!

[@h3overlander742]

Been there before

[@darrellwolf6074]

Didn’t know we had a great camper place in our town of Woodland.Great video. We used to live for many years in Yucca valley. My children learned to drive on sunfair dry lake bed. We could leave our house and cross the street. And drive hundreds of miles in the desert.

[@davewallner9731]

Getting your hair caught in a thorny bush trying to recycle a can just goes to show you that "no good deed goes unpunished" and the "road to Hell is paved with good intentions". So funny Mak! You remind me of my wife. Thank you for taking care of our environment. :)

[@BoundForNowhere]

hahahah I know right! I was like let me go I'm trying to do something nice for you bush!

[@GoActionDog]

Love the Mojave Rd gonna do it again soon. I just wanted to throw in my 2 cents about the flatbed bolts loosening/shearing. I have a rig with a utility bed and an Alaskan camper bolted through the floor. Many people myself included have mistakenly thought you can just bolt a very rigid bed/camper combo to a truck frame that is designed to flex, you can run into serious problems off-roading. You are literally ripping the bolts out of the frame ESPECIALLY if you just increase the strength of the bolts , you can end up cracking the frame! I just went through this whole dance and just recently completed an articulating subframe to interface between my bed and truck frame and it is 100% better now. I’m happy to elaborate on the design with you via pm but I wouldn’t ignore the issue. I m not trying to sell you something I’d just hate to see you end up breaking your sweet rig! Jeff

[@alexburke1899]

Can you maybe post the rough outline here for other people who want to off-road with a camper? I understand I don’t want the tie downs that attach to the bolts too tight to give it some room to move a bit, but that’s all I really know and I’m interested in learning more if you have time to explain more.

[@cletusvandamme6262]

Thank you for addressing this point. It did occur to me that, while it is good that they were given stronger bolts, sometimes what can happen is that you have now shifted the potential failure point to ANOTHER part of the system. And you might not like where this new failure point takes you. As the saying goes, "Better to deal with the devil you know than the devil you don't."

[@GoActionDog]

Alex Burke if you are just running a slide in camper inside a stock bed you should use spring loaded turnbuckles that are designed for hauling a camper. These provide some give to mitigate the truck twisting and you do not want to over tighten them . The issue I’m addressing is when you are running a flat bed or utility bed, with that setup you are bolting the camper solidly through the floor so you need to account for some flex in the way the bed bolts to the frame. There is a book called “building an overland camper smile.amazon.com/Overland-Camper-manual-Haynes-Manuals/dp/1785210769 there is a good chapter in there that covers the principles to apply in designing a system for your rig. Hope this helps!

[@sulkersmitchell849]

I would add that it is important to understand how the frame of the particular model of truck one is designed to articulate. In the first generation Tacoma's for example, the frame is not all boxed for rigidity to allow more articulation between front and rear suspension, whereas Tundra's had a more rigid frame. Further, how the vehicle is being used will affect how much torque and flex actually occurs. The more off-camber and twisty the road surface, the more articulation is likely to occur...

[@sulkersmitchell849]

Some discussion of the merits of this flexibility, non-scientific, is contained in this thread: www.tacomaworld.com/threads/what-the-hell-flexy-frame-means.65127/page-2

[@alexlongpre4527]

You guys should take a look into safety wire. It's a technique used on race cars and in aviation, where you drill a small sideways hole at the tip of the bolt so you can pull a steel wire trough and tie it to a fixed object nearby. It prevents bolts from flying off into the wild.

[@BoundForNowhere]

Ohhhhhh wow that’s a really interesting idea! I like that a lot thank you so much!

[@alexlongpre4527]

@@BoundForNowhere My pleasure. Watching your videos is helping me to get motivated and jump on my own journey so, I thought I would give back a little. Here it is in a nutshell. www.google.com/amp/s/m.wikihow.com/Lock-Wire-Drilled-Head-Bolts%3famp=1

[@uweschroeder]

Funny, just went through Mojave Road a week ago. Seems to be the road where bolts and nuts come lose. I lost the nut holding my passenger front shock absorber in place. Luckily Jeeps are build in a crude but reliable way, so I was able to drive out to Baker where I was able to find a nut and a washer in a salvage box of one of the local tow shops (Baker Auto Repair). Those guys were really helpful. I was still missing grommets, but at least the nut and washer kept the shock from falling out with large articulation, so we went back, finished out trip, drove over to Vegas for some well earned food and then home another 600 miles to northern California. I'm still driving with the makeshift fix, but the spare parts should arrive tomorrow and then I can fix that rubbing, clonking squeak. Glad you were able to drive out - nothing better than that. PS: you may want to take a look at Gaia GPS - great and affordable software for navigating where no cellphone has gone before. It's not a navigation software, more of an interactive map with overlays and your current position. Don't expect "turn left" kinda instructions but you can see exactly where you are and thus take the right turn. Maps and many overlays can be downloaded for areas without reception (very handy feature)

[@lizard2425]

Hi. We have a very similar setup on a '13 Tundra. When "off camber", Be sure to turn of your airbag roll sensors (button near the steering column) so your air bags don't go off when on tippy roads! Cheers.

[@BoundForNowhere]

Woooooow never heard of that happening! Good to know!

[@tems081088]

You guys are so amazing. Glad all turned out ok.See you on the road videos👍💖

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so much! We're so lucky it wasn't worse!

[@cementtacocalifornia5638]

Good stuff! We're going to take our family out there west to east in a few weeks! Thanks for the inspiration! :)

[@russthebus94]

You should torque stripe the bolts. It’s a quick and easy way to check and see if the bolts have backed out at all.

[@gilvietor1918]

Very cool video. It is easy to get off the road there, I road it on my bike a few months ago, numerous roads intersecting and taking off. Fun story, I stopped to take a picture and this guy came up on the exact same bike as me, which is rare and we ended up talking for a few hours. It was really amazing to me how many people were coming by in rental cars, yes, cars! An idea for your bolt situation, so you don't torque them every 5,000 miles. Use a paint pen, to mark the bolt head and washer to the frame/metal to see if they drift or move.

[@BoundForNowhere]

Yeah that is a great idea we've also thought about getting those things that truckers use to mark lugs.

[@bryancohn9406]

In aircraft and auto racing it’s called paint stripping. You can check the torque of bolts over and over without issue but a paint stripe on the nut that continues into the chassis or bracket is a quick and easy visual inspection. If the bolt or nut moves the paint cracks and flakes/falls off, bingo you know you have a loose bolt. However (there is always a catch isn’t there?) in the rough terrain you guys travel through the dirt and grime can cover the paint mark. I’m a racing car mechanic by trade and I’ve seen the paint marks get chipped off by flying debris (dirt, stones, etc). Also the modern locking nut called a K-Nut or Jet Nut largely made paint stripping a lost bit of knowledge. Now you know more about really random and mostly useless stuff. Your welcome! 😁

[@stickemoji5363]

Wow... with every video, it makes me so jealous - even with the issues!! What amazing adventures - thanks for sharing them with us. It's the next best option to getting to them ourselves!

[@BoundForNowhere]

I feel like the hurtles we overcome on the road are the spice of travel! They keep us flexible!

[@chrisscoleri2341]

You might want to create a maintenance schedule or trip checklist for items like that. Generally speaking, those bolts ( I am assuming they are metric) should be property class 10.9 or 12.9. The heads would be marked as such. You never use anything lower for a critical safety application. If it's SAE, then the bolts would be grade 8. Blue locktite would be a good way to go too. Here's the other end of it. Over-torquing the bolts, especially with an impact gun can lead to problems. Don't ever let someone hit it with an impact gun. All bolts have a range they are supposed to be torqued to, to clamp properly, not loosen, and not fatigue. Cranking one down with an impact gun can cause them to stretch, fatigue and fail. I would check it periodically with a torque wrench and not go beyond spec for that bolt. If you find a bolt that loosens periodically under correct torque and with locktite applied, there may be an engineering or fitment problem. You should apply the same strategy (no locktite though) of proper torque to your wheels. If you have your vehicle maintained, shops tend to run everything down with an impact gun. Given that you are well off the highway, I would suggest taking ownership of those maintenance items yourself. If you do it, you know it was done, and done right. You won't find a sheared off bolt, lug, or not be able to change a tire. After 40 plus years of off road travel, vehicle and equipment builds, I have become very disciplined about how I do things.

[@gabbyholm6563]

10:36 Yes Roadhouse!! My boyfriend and I stop here on the way to the Eastern Sierras almost every time.

[@BoundForNowhere]

It was awesome!

[@mysticalmisfit1332]

Loved this! “It smells like poop in here...don’t look at me.”🤣🤣🤣 I swear we are kindred spirits. ❤️

[@BoundForNowhere]

hahahha yeah girl!

[@wademay6807]

Having done the Mojave, I can't believe you guys got that big rig through it. Nice job! Well, except for almost leaving the camper and tray roadside. That had to be a scary discovery. Glad it worked out OK.

[@BoundForNowhere]

We joked that if we were an inch bigger in any direction we wouldn't have made it through some of the Joshua Trees. But she is actually not as big as people think she is.

[@scottbungay5351]

really enjoy your adventures ,wonderful job with the video. waiting for the next trip

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so much!

[@cassidysanders977]

Great video guys. Got to love all the unexpected nuances of life on the road. You guys seem to handle it all so well though.

[@BoundForNowhere]

Hahah that is a learned skill let me tell ya!

[@flannelman105]

Owen: "The highway is behind you guys right now..." Me: [Looks over shoulder at the wall]

[@GOJ739]

😂😂😂😂

[@BoundForNowhere]

hahah that's amazing!

[@bryancohn9406]

Great video guys, your sense of humor is really shining through. Can’t wait for the next video!

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so much! I felt like these videos really did capture our personalities better then any of our others thus far!

[@tipperarymick5337]

Hello from Ireland! Followed ye guys on Instagram before, then lost track as i wasn't on Instagram anymore. So glad i found ye again, great channel and just really lovely people :)

[@BoundForNowhere]

You are all too kind! Glad your back in for the ride!

[@shaneboyett4608]

Great video! This is something I would love to do in next year or two.

[@BoundForNowhere]

It’s well worth the effort

[@kaitlyngentilin9311]

I got so excited that you were coming to Sacramento cuz I live here until I realized this was like 3 months ago.

[@BoundForNowhere]

Im so sorry there is definitely a lag period on our posting time :(

[@joecerda630]

Thanks to folks like you setting a great example I make it a point to pick up a trash bag of trash when I set up camp...just doing my part to give a damn about this rock.

[@BoundForNowhere]

It's the least we can do it give back to these places that we visit.

[@MovinOnBob]

Everyday when I transport mail to the Woodland post office i pass by 4 wheel campers and always wonderd if thats where you guys got you rig,😁 Good to know they are good with customer service. And great job on the video

[@BoundForNowhere]

No way! We've been there a bunch of times! If you ever see the rig parked out front drop in to say hello!

[@hannahtaylor2933]

Y’all should totally do a meet up in Tahoe!!! 😁😁

[@BoundForNowhere]

We love that area! We will have to think about that!

[@TheDenisedrake]

Hoy! We live in Sacramento. Sorry you had difficulty, but hope you had some time to tread through the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountain Range.

[@BoundForNowhere]

We spent most of our summer last year in the Sierra Nevadas while on the John Muir Trail! It's so beautiful out there!

[@russellrlf]

Loved the video. I was sad because there had been no food dancing....and then it happened!

[@BoundForNowhere]

There is always food dancing!

[@johneason6540]

This was a great series on the Mojave road. I watched another you tuber vid of this road. Looks like a blast. Always enjoyable. I live near Sacramento, just east about 20 miles. I wish I could have met you guys

[@BoundForNowhere]

We come through Sacramento all the time unfortunately it usually when it’s too hot but man there is some good food in that town!

[@OverlandCitrus]

Glad all worked ok great vid great couple you guys are great

[@BoundForNowhere]

You are too kind

[@XelaOso850]

I can’t wait to start overlanding myself

[@BoundForNowhere]

You're going to love it!

[@HandyC]

new subscriber here hello :D Question.. were they not high tensile bolts to start with then, cheap bolts from online stores shipped from china is usually 4.6 and utter junk.. is that why they sheared? In the UK generally high tensile starts at grade 8.8 for construction stuff bolting steel buildings together but on vehicle applications 10.9 is standard fitment for most stuff due to the higher carbon content. You can go to 12.9 as well for more vibration intensive applications like engine mounts and what not. There is a higher grade in the 14's but I've never seen them used in anything (yet) Note though, don't "try to get a turn on them" at every service or you will over torque them, just pick a suitable Ft/lb / Nm rating for the bolts size taking care of choosing whether the thread was lubricated or dry (as this changes the torque reading somewhat) and just use a torque wrench on it at regular intervals instead, if the wrench clicks, all is good. Hope that post isn't too condescending and I shall enjoy following your travels from here on in. Peace out. x

[@ArbitraryLifestyle]

Y'all need an iPad with GAIA GPS installed. Download the area (and some land beyond in each direction) you're traveling in and you'll never be lost again.

[@jonathanmckay8149]

Awesome video! You guys are great

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so mcuh!

[@WillN2Go1]

That camper shell if those were the only two front bolts? I'd run a rope or strap from a tie point at the front over the top of the shell. I've hauled my sea kayaks for 15 years and I've heard a lot of 'lost the kayak on the road' stories, many of which the kayak yanked both roof racks when it came off. In not one of these stories was there both a fore and aft tie down. These are the critical ties. So I'd be fully confident to drive your rig at freeway speeds if it had a tie down from the front to keep it from lifting up. Not sure if this fits your situation, but it should be useful information. The torque stripe is a great tip. Thanks.

[@FullCxpacity]

Always amazing videos nothing surprising here. Keep up the great work!

[@BoundForNowhere]

Awww thank you so much!

[@tonydavis5053]

Try thread locker on those bolts!

[@BoundForNowhere]

It's since been added!

[@glennlapoint681]

Great video, you guys are totally awesome - thks for sharing, 😘

[@BoundForNowhere]

The pleasure is all ours!

[@powrunnr]

So glad to hear that the shifting wasn't a result of anything catastrophic and that you got it taken care of quickly. Is it a best practice to use LocTite on that kind of bolts (despite the sheering). Thanks for sharing your journey with us! That house was awesome

[@BoundForNowhere]

We will be adding lock tight soon actually! We've checked the bolts twice since then and have tightened at least one down each time. That way it's just added peace of mind!

[@powrunnr]

@@BoundForNowhere Good idea! Blue color LocTite for semi-perm and red color LocTite for permanent. So call up Four Wheel and see what they recommend. You can also draw a line on the top of the bolt and continue next to the bolt with a Sharpy so that you can tell immediately if they've moved.

[@LivinLifeinDrive]

That road looks pretty fun! I got it on the long list of must do list haha would totally love to wheel camp with yal!

[@BoundForNowhere]

There are too many cool places to see and not enough time right?!

[@LX450_Adventure]

6:17 I thought your camper moved way too much. Sheared bolts would explain it. Tundra's frames aren't the strongest, and they will twist.

[@GeorgeMitchell10]

Karl Bellve they realized lol

[@sanketpandam703]

I started to watch you guys recently love you guys keep up the good work

[@BoundForNowhere]

You are too sweet! Happy to have you along for the ride!

[@Siwahib]

The best thing in the video is the salt and vinegar crips!

[@ifish5409]

Not sure if you all have mentioned this before but what type of work do you all do? Obviously something that is mobile, but interested to know. Great videos. I enjoy following along on your adventures.

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so much! We actually do a lot of things but we have a freelance design business and specialize in Motion Graphics, Graphic Design and Illustration as well as do freelance photography and video work!

[@justinpascarella]

If there's any place to off-road test your rig, in my personal experience, the Mojave is great!

[@BoundForNowhere]

haha it's where we learned if we were an inch bigger in any direction we'd be too big!

[@rrrrrrtt1]

Great video!!!

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you!

[@darrenjackson8721]

Great vlog as usual!!! Love the adventures!! Darren/Nashville TN

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thanks Darren! Just packed your order actually!

[@rogerdavies6226]

If you are going to in the outback use the satellite, not your phone which is limited by your phone coverage

[@BoundForNowhere]

Yeah we just got a better gps system from Garmin

[@52Tracker]

Keepin it real! Love it!

[@BoundForNowhere]

Haha it’s gets real real in this one

[@milonetzler67]

I was so excited to hear u were guna be coming to Sacramento cuz i live in the area and wanted to meet u guys! Only to hear u later say this was before Thanksgiving😖 lol o well. Hope to meet u both out there somewhere someday.

[@tysonrojas5477]

Just out there past weekend

[@bennyh384]

I enjoy getting lost in Mojave by taking on new roads every time I go. Using Garmin street gps off road will add abundance of fun and misery to your adventure. 😆

[@BoundForNowhere]

haha I like to think the side shoots are accidental adventures!

[@don0612]

Would’ve been great to see where you camped 👍🦃

[@reinholdstephen]

Your passion for overlanding and adventure is infectious. Any plans to head towards the Northeast? Canada? Over-sea by sail? Cheers, Stephen in VT

[@BoundForNowhere]

We were in the NE and the East Coast Canadian Maritime Provinces not last summer but the one before. And this is our last year in the US before venturing out of the country full time!

[@reinholdstephen]

@@BoundForNowhere Very nice! enjoy the journey.

[@sarahmorrill]

I didn't know the Tundra could go that deep into the water. Wow. Just how far can it go?

[@edgarandreasyan521]

It has a snorkel

[@edgarandreasyan521]

A stock tundra might flood

[@lisadanielsadventuretime8867]

That's a real car 😀✌

[@BoundForNowhere]

She a big girl!

[@ayalamarine6528]

have been all around Afton Canyon and seen that river crossing half way up our stock JK great video

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so much!

[@AlaskaErik]

Were they not using grade 8 bolts to begin with?

[@themokeys7350]

i absolutely love your hat

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so much!

[@OverlandTrax]

Good video, keep them coming 👍

[@BoundForNowhere]

Thank you so much and will do!

[@fefoinacan]

I need a slower pan on the friendly group of Jeeps. - Jeeper

[@bah5310]

Could you please tell me about your scarf? You're doing a great job with your channel. Thanks for all your time and work.

[@BoundForNowhere]

It's a buff from Bedrock Sandals!

[@bah5310]

@@BoundForNowhere sorry, the second one at 11:55.

[@markyeadon7271]

Greetings form South Africa. I’m surprised by you getting lost on your trip. Do you not use a GPS ? Traveling in Africa it’s a must because a lot of the tracks change from season to season ( flooding ect) .We use a gps loaded with an “external program” ( tracks 4 Africa) which is updated on an ongoing basis by travelers.

[@BoundForNowhere]

haha we were just not paying attention ;) we were distracted by the beauty and there are SO many roads out there that it's easy to do!

[@markyeadon7271]

Too true. I missed a turn in Zambia and ended up on my way to DRC instead of Tanzania.

[@markjames3132]

You guys are my muse I dream of spending time in my Sprinter the last In a long but full life got maybe have Ten years left Mark

[@veganpotterthevegan]

Definitely don't give it a turn every time. Gotta use a torque wrench. If it doesn't come loose, but you give it 1/8th of a turn every oil change, you may strip the threads

[@DansOverlanding]

Check out New York Mountain's next time for camp one night.

[@henkisa]

nice video use blue locktide on the bolts never come lose again

[@BoundForNowhere]

Yeah they are about to get slathered in that!

[@johnbeckman8916]

8:53 _Understatement alert! 😃

[@BoundForNowhere]

Yeah. Definitely!

[@police1184]

What do you guys do for a living that allows you to do this? Jealous lol!

[@BoundForNowhere]

We are freelance designers, photographers and videographers

[@randywilson6869]

U should have left your Sandler at the rock pile

[@BoundForNowhere]

hahah That's such a good idea! I totally should have done that!

[@cowboydavesadventuretime3893]

You gotta like a gal who works under her rig in a light blue jacket. Respect.

[@BoundForNowhere]

hahah I realized I bought the wrong color really quickly but what can you do?!

[@sergiotorres2168]

Sérgio Tôrres, from Rio de Janeiro. BRAZIL. 🌹😘🌹😘

[@BoundForNowhere]

Welcome Sergio!

[@SIUDR7202]

This was filmed before Thanksgiving? Way so late posting? By the way cool video!

[@BoundForNowhere]

These videos take a long time to edit to what you see here. We take a lot of footage that all needs to be sorted. We also work fulltime and that has to take priority over making these videos since these do not pay the bills. We had a hectic work schedule over the last few months that forces us to take a bit of a break from making videos

[@SIUDR7202]

Roger that. It’s great having jobs where you can have the best office in the world. It’s refreshing to see two utubers working full time jobs. Great work!!

[@heathersullivan7294]

Thanks for another entertaining video, and for allowing us to come along on your adventures, it's always a good time :) On a side note...I wanted to recommend a natural product I recently began using and thought might interest you guys. It's called Lume, and it is awesome! Please check it out, you won't be disappointed, both men and women can use it too.

[@BoundForNowhere]

Always on the hunt for a good natural product we can share thank you so much ❤️

[@donleamon8653]

Wonder if those sheared bolts contributed to the appearance of frame flex I committed on before on a prior episode.

[@benderbender1233]

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[@v.sthakur4389]

Osm