Exploring Arizona | Long Lake to Lake Kinnikinick | Four Wheel Campers | Hawk Flatbed | Ford F250

Pinstripes were gonna happen on this trip. Exploring Forest Road 82 between Long Lake and Lake Kinnikinick in north central Arizona. It was a bumpy, rutted and tight run but was also a lot of fun.
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Music from Pixabay
- Serge Quadrado: Trust Yourself
- Vitaliy Levkin: Sunshine
- Musictown: Slow Radio Pop, Fun By The Water
- Caffeine Creek Band: Shooting Star
- Brandon Wilson: I Promise
- Aleksandr Karabanov: Dog With A Ball
- Qube Sounds: Cool Sports Rock Beat
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[@timothylerma8365]

uncle dougie. Spam and egg. your the man Dougie!

[@uncledougiecampboss8382]

Don't forget the Peppered White Gravy....... ahhhhh yeah!

[@dougnoel3745]

Onx all the way works in the middle of nowhere.

[@uncledougiecampboss8382]

Right. I've wanted to like Gaia but it is so frustrating most of the time.

[@DfaultUserName]

I'm currently contemplating selling my house in Tennessee, and buying a Silverado 2500 ZR2, flat bed and Hawk flat bed camper and working from the road. Just hard to make the leap

[@uncledougiecampboss8382]

I hear yeah. That is the route I’m moving toward. I bought my truck from selling my house at a market high here in AZ. Not full-time yet, most likely about 7-10 years more work. Currently in an apartment and going out 1 or 2 times per month.

[@user-xr6ms7nv1f]

How is the wolfbox working for you? How did you run the wiring for rear camera if you don’t mind me asking?

[@uncledougiecampboss8382]

Drilled a small hole in my flat bed. Then ran cable along frame. Once at the cab, my Ford has a big plastic panel behind the passenger seat drilled through that. Ran BOTH my GMRS and camera cables up and under floor mat.

[@brianbailey2422]

Hey Doug, I’ve been reconsidering keeping my ‘17 F350 and just converting it over to a single rear wheel. I really wanted the 7.3l gasser though. Can I ask what kind of gas mileage you’re getting with the full rig set up you have?

[@uncledougiecampboss8382]

Typically I've been getting between 11-11.5 mpg on my trips.

[@donbelden6761]

What rim and tire sizes are you running?

[@uncledougiecampboss8382]

Method Standard 315 17" Rim. 35x12.5x17 Nitto Ridge-Grappler AT