My wife brings Ziplock bags and toilet paper to keep the restrooms in the bushes clean of paper. I might have missed it but a first aid kit. Random nuts and bolts have always come in handy. A tarp kinda works with the blanket and spill kit. I carry a couple of the cheap white disposable coveralls for when you have to get under a jeep. And a set of clear safety glasses so when you have to get under it to protect your eyes.

@TheChristopherjohn

2 жыл бұрын

Oh. And a flammable spray brake cleaner is my choice to reset de-beaded tires and a air pump of some sort.

Flat repair plug kit, because ive had flats in the middle of the desert luckily i had a compressor. A nice headlamp because it sucks trying to replace a jeep tire while holding your cellphone. Electric impact = life saver. Drinking water, and freeze dry food and a wool blanket because if you are stuck for the night yeah. 1st aid trauma kit bag because of "send it or hold my beer"

I carry JK wheel speed sensors as well in case one gets ripped I also bring soap and water to wash my hands in case you have to get dirty the spill kit is a great idea I have all the stuff just never thought of putting it in my jeep I also bring a couple smaller d-rings and a axle strap for cars with no recovery point

Great Video as always... Only two things I think that would be great additions to your long list.. 1. Road Flairs... in an emergency especially if you are by your self in the middle of the Alaskan wilderness you can always start a fire with road flares (even in pouring rain, heavy snowfall, etc.. ). If it's dry and crackly out there though still be aware that you don't want to start a forest fire, as that can get you into even more trouble than you started in. and 2. Soft Shackles - They are lighter and can even work as a snatch block in a pinch if you are using synthetic line. They even make aluminum rings to fit on soft shackles to replace a heavy snatch block. They are also more flexible for mounting options on rigs that don't have "tow hooks". As to tag lines... I have a few idea's and may get more in a few more days. Here are a few that I quickly came up with and put down my personal counterpoint to them, and yes you might hate some of them. Though it really sucks you have to change it because your current name just .. well fits you. Ok... here is a small list: Exodus Off Road (yeah... its kinda obvious, and probably a bit too obvious) Exodus Adventures (probably a bit to generalized and not really aimed at your market but I threw it out there) Exodus Yeeps (This is a play on the language, but might get you out of legal issues, and kinda a throw back in their face kinda name) Exodus Wheelin (or Wheeling) as just another option. Exodus Trucks (very generic) Exodus ORB (Off Road Builds) - Could make a decent logo with this using a big beefy Tire with a wrench horizontal splitting the tire and a "kilroy was here" illustration with the long nose looking over the wrench back out toward the viewer. If I come up with any more silly options I will be sure to send them your way. Any idea's here you are welcome to use or modify at your pleasure.

I usually carry a few 1 gallon zip lock bags for trash and catching fluids. I have had an axle break and I went to swap it out and had to pull the carrier drained the oil in the bag and stuffed the bag back into the diff cover to get me back to camp

Man I’m crying laughing at the turbo part!!!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

It’s ideal to have A small generator , hammer, a small portable welder and a few basic tools if you go into deep off-roading.

Fire extinguisher lol. So, true story. I bought a CJ7 that had been sitting a bit. I wanted to drive it home, rather than ship it. (161 miles). I got it started, and off I went. (dumbass...). exactly 81 miles into the trip I decided to check the oil right after I pumped some gas. (Jeep still sitting next to gas pump.) Lifted hood... Yup, jeep was on fire. Oil cap hadn't been on right and had been spraying oil all over the engine compartment for...81 miles. "Shit!" I jumped briefly looked for an extinguisher at the pumps, there wasn't one. I jumped in the jeep, started it up. If it wouldn't start I was going to push it away from the pump. When the engine fired up, the fan put out the oil fire as I skidded to a halt in a gravel area well away from any orphans or fuel pumps. Needless to say, I now double check all the caps whenever I open the hood. And a guy in his own CJ stopped to help me. I told him the story, he nodded, looked at my engine, then at me and said, "try and start her, she'll fire up." She did. I topped off the oil and drove her the rest of the way home. Now there is ALWAYS an extinguisher in the Jeep. Anyway, that's my Jeep fire story. and I was just out working on her. 1985 CJ7 with rusted floor pans, and no top. But she fires up every single time. (once I replaced the starter, battery, battery cables, spark plugs, spark plug wires, starter solenoid and still working on her. ) love that Jeep.

Very good video, I learned about what to add to what I'm carrying in my JKU.

Dang man that was a great video. Learned quite a few things. Thanks again. And love your channel

Good video! I would only add in the bag a good knife and small saw.

Absolutely love this channel 👍🏾😆

Im really digging yalls editing and how you manage to make these videos entertaining and educational

I hope you work things out with FCA. If not, Exodus 4x4 because you build badass 4x4’s.

sometimes you just need a quick tug 🤣

The Content is Very Much appreciated Bubba! There a ton of items I need to purchase after your video, that I need to carry with me. I had to bail someone out with a tire stem that was leaking. So I carry a tire repair kit plus my powertank to air up. The Tank is way better than standing in line waiting to air up vs any air on board system in my opinion.

I also carry a small sledge and a piece of 2x2 to act as a drift pin.

slap in the face from FCA to be so petty. if it wasn't for the aftermarket support and shops like yours, jeeps would not be as popular as they are today. Very few people keep their jeeps stock, especially compared to any other vehicles which primarily all stay stock through their lifetimes.

@mattbrew11

4 жыл бұрын

I’m sure they like bubba. The issue therein is the name Jeep is copyrighted and if they don’t defend that in this case, then they basically forfeit the right to defend it against anyone

Good stuff bubba sorry haven’t commented in awhile crazy life stuff good tag line would be exodus jeeps sorry to hear legal stuff crazy love the videos awesome content don’t forget the 10 mm that no one can find lol as always be safe 👍👍

Your videos are the BEST!

That tool roll is the shiznit!!!

I always need a quick tuge 🥴😂😂

PSC hydro assist takes a different belt than the factory.

9:22 Don't buy expensive tools that you might forget on the trail. -tool falls of the tailgate, never to be seen again- way to drive your point home!

"Exodus Offroad" Ok, not that creative but it works. Plus who doesn't want to escape, get free, and exit to the offroad. I know I do.....daily. Also, "we build bad ass everything!"

New Tag line exodus for real off Roaders only

I didn’t see a hammer 😂

What do you charge to install the six point four liter Hemmi In the Jeep Gladiator and what does it cost for the motor itself?

Exodus Off-road- kick ass jeepin Or Exodus off road - bad ass jeepin (jeepin would be a verb in this case and no reference to a brand since it is lower case). Just a thought in a new name.

I have an extinguisher in the back of my jk. Where do you mount yours by your drivers seat?

@Exodus4x4

3 жыл бұрын

Yep.

How about “Bubba’s Willy’s”....

Was that a darksouls map

Why not bring some food and water while you are having to fix the truck

Stockaphobia off-road ... gain the full potential out of your rig that the manufacturer dreamed of but never built.. so let us build it! That’s my idea for what your name should be lol and little slogan

Ha ha ha, just like mine. No wonder it weighs a gazillion lbs. Be prepared. Boy scout moto.

Do you ever need a hammer?

@Exodus4x4

2 жыл бұрын

Only when I get back from the trail and I''m mad at the Jeep