Great meeting you also. We had a great trip and just recently got back. Finishing up on one or two more videos of our trip out West after Custer State Park and then we have lots of video from the trip to Michigan.

Yes, that guy was lucky that the bison was not turned his way before he got back into the truck. He was foolish.

I have 2 100 amp hour 12v batteries that are wired in parallel so the voltage stays 12v and gives me 200 amp hours of battery. Off grid I used to have my battery drop to less than 50% overnight and now I still have 60-65% battery available in the morning. I have a single 175watt solar panel on the roof. This setup is good for maintaining the batteries enough for me to have power to start my generator to recharge when I’m off grid or to do a slow charge and maintain the batteries. The refrigerator is the largest draw on the system, so I normally put that on night mode in the evening and it still keeps the food cold.

Yes, the two hours spent driving each way could have been used exploring the parks more thoroughly. However we enjoyed the drive each day and saved the expense of being right in the park. This trip gave us more ideas on what to see and where we want to spend more time.

2023

Glad it helped

Glad you liked the video. I purchased the adapter on Amazon for about $18. Here's the item: STYDDI Winterize Blowout Adapter Hose with Shut Off Valve, 12" Winterize Sprinkler System Adaptor Hose Fitting for RV, Boat, Water Pipes, Irrigation System

You’re welcome. Enjoy your camper. We just (2 weeks ago) returned from a 6,800 mile trip to Moab, Yellowstone and Custer State Park in SD. Uploading those videos soon. Stay tuned.

We’re back already. Did the SXS tour and it was a blast. Saved gas hauling it out there and banging up our buggy. We saw the overlook restaurant which looked cool. Ate at the Moab Brewery, great burgers and beer. Did a take out pizza one night. In Arches National Park we hiked to landscape arch in the AM and thought of doing Delicate Arch, but it was mid day and already hot so we took pics from a distance. A great time.

@@nhbowhunter I had went in June, 115° but a dryer heat then out here! Definitely a trip of a lifetime and wouldn't trade the memories for anything.

@@natehill8784 Moab was the reason we mainly took the trip and it was certainly the highlight of our adventure… Heat and all.

They were great boats and the folks that built them were some of the last craftsmen.

We were there again this year for the flag raising and dedication too. Working on another video of that ride. Posting soon.

This part is only about 100 yards, but Yes, too advanced for a beginner. There is an easy loop around it to bypass this steep section and they can watch you come up.

Thanks, it was the best addition to the buggy. When it’s cool in the morning, or when it pours we keep it closed. When it’s hot, or when the cab gets warm we open it to get some circulation. The only draw back is that we usually need to open it when I need to see what is directly in front. The frame tends to block some visibility as the front end is high and we sit low.

You still have e two Pembrokes? My father-in-law started the company. I still have most of the old catalogs and many pics, movies and momentos from the company.

Yeah, it wasn’t bad at all. Love to check out Arkansas trails some day. Where is the best place to get trail maps and find trailhead parking locations?

More are coming. Thanks for watching! 👍

Sorry, I’ve been busy. What would you like to see?

You and the wife on the sled…love the trails in NH.

@@scottberry9315 More is coming. Snow has been weak this year so far. Looking to get more riding and videos soon. Stay tuned and thanks for watching. 👍

It's fiberglass which I think is better as it doesn't conduct like metal and is stronger than plastic.

Filmed with a GoPro Hero 7 Black mounted to the side of my helmet. That’s the built in stabilization on the GoPro. I have it connected an external battery pack either on my left arm or in the center storage bag between the seats to extend battery life and the WiFi Remote to turn it on and off is on my left wrist. I have a Movo lavalier microphone attracted to the GoPro and the cable runs through the helmet and the mic is attached on the foam just above my left cheek so my voice isn’t over amplified and you can hear the engine. Thanks for watching. I’m a little behind on my editing but hope to get more vids posted soon. Oh!, and sled season starts soon so watch for those videos coming too!

Well looks good, I almost thought someone was holding camera behind you😀

Quando estiver com tração nas quatro rodas, é recomendado que, ao dirigir abaixo de 21 quilômetros por hora, esteja em marcha baixa para evitar queimar a correia. Eu deveria ter ido mais rápido e poderia ter passado por cima da rocha.

Thanks Aaron. He told me about your channel too and I just subscribed to yours too. Love your editing. Just starting on improving mine. I have a ways to go. 👍

@@nhbowhunter Look at my first few they get better as I go. lol!

Stock 12", but I just had a bad lie on the hill. It was very steep and muddy and wasn't able to see directly down in front so I happened to hit the worst spot on that section. You see that when the others in my group went by to my right. The trail angled steeply to the right and there was a huge drop off so I tried to stay center left of the trail and got hung up. When they walked back and directed my slightly to the right it climbed right up. Taken slowly you can make it up. It's a fun trail. The only real issue was the muddy rocks.

The Lake Loop Trail is about 1.5 miles, but that is a little under halfway around to return to the park visitor's center. That entire loop is about 3-3.5 miles and it is all very easy. Enjoy!

@@nhbowhunter Much appreciated.

That would be cool! Any time. Just reach out and let us know when you'll be in the area and if we are too we'll try to hook up.

What do I need for a pass in order to ride in NH?

@@scottberry9315 Just need to register in NH. You can visit www.wildlife.state.nh.us/ohrv/registration.html or Here for license fee info. www.eregulations.com/newhampshire/registration-fees

This trip was mostly logging roads. 90% with 10% trails mostly to meet up with friends to ride. Northern NH is like that.

Why? It hasn't turned yellow yet. Yea, boi, lemon snow is the best!

The Honda was great for utility and the ability to have two more riders. I do miss having it for working around the yard, and it’s turn radius. My favorite though is the Can Am for our use because we like to take all day rides and the comfort and fit can’t be beat. The bench seats of the Honda take a toll on your back after 9 or ten hours. If I had my way I’d have both.

I don’t know. Around 200 now.