Truck camping with a portable diesel heater
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Tom and I camp in the back of the dual cab ute camper with the diesel heater keeping us warm using the fake tailgate to pass the hot air through.
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0:00 Tailfake Commercial
0:50 Intro
3:07 Hume and Hovell Marker
5:48 At Camp
7:36 Setting up the fake tailgate
9:59 Dinner
11:56 Sleeping in the ute canopy
15:43 Morning
17:10 Breakfast
18:39 Pack up
19:28 Leaving camp
19:57 Outro - Sport
Cool. I hate camping around people like that as.well. But you guys still made the best of it.
Yeah I usually try and avoid packed camp grounds and much prefer dispersed camping but this was more about making memories with my son. Thanks for watching.
Ha, he's an adorable little pain in the ass. And you wouldn't have it any other way. Nice camp!
Summed it up in one sentence Curtis. Thanks for watching
You're such a funny dude, I love it! Been watching for some time under different channel names but this one will stick as we dont plan on going back to house and property living again. We will actually by in Myrtleford, VIC in September for a 1 month housesit on a vineyard so looking forward to exploring your neck of the woods for sure. Yoshi & Co
Ha! I don't think my wife shares your view of my humour. This wouldn't be Master Yoshi would it? I often dream of living on the road. I'm just in the process of getting my new build dialled in and should be getting out to try it shortly.
@@AllThingsOutdoors Yeah mate, Master Yoshi is right. Tom shares my daughters love for salami sticks when camping out🤪. Defo looking forward to your upcoming caravan vids but who could ever complain for a simple camp setup with your kids!
Tom definitely loves it. The new truck camper setup is a fair bit more advanced than what I've been using up till now. I can't wait to try it out.
Great job guys
First comment.
5kw is way too much, switch it to a 2kw heater instead
@@johnleaste828 means it can run on low and not be so noisy.