I just found your channel because you helped out Ozark Overland Adventures with the belt. It is always good to help out anyone on the side of the road even if it means going out of your way to do it. I have a cheaper way to air down and it seems about as fast as yours but I am only running 33's. So if it takes a little longer, like you said it is not a race. We are out to have fun. However, you mentioned airing up with the same set up. When I have a little more time I will see if you have a video of that. My airing up is a lot slower. One tire at a time. But again, it is not a race. I subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your content.
Thank you very much for subscribing!! We have a good video or two on our budget all four at once air system. We are about to relaunch our channel. New video going public today with an explanation as to why we took an eighteen month break! Thanks again! We love helping people!!!
I love your vids. I like your honesty about not needing to buy the most expensive gear, etc. There's definitely a snob factor out there if your gear isn't a certain brand or certain size or a certain amount of this or that. That's all fine but I got into the overlanding hobby because of the independence it offers. Not all of us can afford to put a $20K suspension underneath or a $40K engine under the hood. I've been wheeling since long before it was "a thing" and the best rigs have always been the ones that people figured out for themselves, and built for themselves - on a budget. PS, please post what the list of materials was for your air-down kit. I'm going to build ome just like it!!
Thanks man! Yeah, in this video I had very recently been shamed for running Rough Country suspension. The guy knows who he is, and I decided to make a video or two talking to folks on how we can all wheel on a low budget and get equal outcomes as those guys with big sponsorships and such. I don’t think the folks who would shame others should be a part of the wheelin’ community. Or, they should at least keep quiet or just simply encourage others. Just my thoughts…
This attitude on display in this video was brought to you by an anal orifice that had shamed me for running Rough Country suspension. Of course he didn’t have to purchase his suspension, it was donated to him through sponsorship. My goal, as a fellow Jeeper/Wheeler is to encourage only, regardless of the level of equipment or experience you have.
I just found your channel because you helped out Ozark Overland Adventures with the belt. It is always good to help out anyone on the side of the road even if it means going out of your way to do it. I have a cheaper way to air down and it seems about as fast as yours but I am only running 33's. So if it takes a little longer, like you said it is not a race. We are out to have fun. However, you mentioned airing up with the same set up. When I have a little more time I will see if you have a video of that. My airing up is a lot slower. One tire at a time. But again, it is not a race. I subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your content.
Thank you very much for subscribing!! We have a good video or two on our budget all four at once air system. We are about to relaunch our channel. New video going public today with an explanation as to why we took an eighteen month break! Thanks again! We love helping people!!!
Man loved the video! I was just told that y’all live very close to us!
Where y’all at??
@@BlackSheepOverlandAdventures we are close to the Mnt. Magazine National Forest
I love your vids. I like your honesty about not needing to buy the most expensive gear, etc. There's definitely a snob factor out there if your gear isn't a certain brand or certain size or a certain amount of this or that. That's all fine but I got into the overlanding hobby because of the independence it offers. Not all of us can afford to put a $20K suspension underneath or a $40K engine under the hood. I've been wheeling since long before it was "a thing" and the best rigs have always been the ones that people figured out for themselves, and built for themselves - on a budget. PS, please post what the list of materials was for your air-down kit. I'm going to build ome just like it!!
Thanks man! Yeah, in this video I had very recently been shamed for running Rough Country suspension. The guy knows who he is, and I decided to make a video or two talking to folks on how we can all wheel on a low budget and get equal outcomes as those guys with big sponsorships and such. I don’t think the folks who would shame others should be a part of the wheelin’ community. Or, they should at least keep quiet or just simply encourage others. Just my thoughts…
A year later but…. We are about to release an in shop demo video of our set up to include a detailed parts list… sorry it’s taken so long.
AWESOME ATTITUDE!
This attitude on display in this video was brought to you by an anal orifice that had shamed me for running Rough Country suspension. Of course he didn’t have to purchase his suspension, it was donated to him through sponsorship. My goal, as a fellow Jeeper/Wheeler is to encourage only, regardless of the level of equipment or experience you have.