I originally posted this video on my other outdoor channel in a series of four videos but thought it would be relevant on here for those of you who are only subscribed to this channel. I have combined all four episodes into one. I spent the winter making some changes to the Jeep XJ and simplifying the overland setup. I spend ten days camping, fishing and touring Northern Scandinavia using Gaia GPS to navigate forest and terrain roads and I cover total of approximately 1500 kilometres. Thanks for watching!

@SarahSmith-hd8kd

3 жыл бұрын

"Grass is always good" 🤣 we know you probably enjoy the grass out there😏. Or at least a 🍺 🍻.

@cherokeebilly69_jeepnwv11

3 жыл бұрын

That is really Beautiful county there with hardly any other people around, what nice experience that would be . Great video. Love the XJ watching from Elkview West Virginia. Happy and safe travels Mate!

@kieferp3703

2 жыл бұрын

@@SarahSmith-hd8kd to

Fish, flower, egg, bread crumbs, oil, a hot pan and a camp spot is all it takes. Nice 👍

Thanks Mike sharing all your skills and experience. I can watch your videos all day. Love the bit you enjoying smelling the tea bag ❤ i like your sense of humour, you are talented in so many ways .

I enjoyed it that much i might just take the opportunity to watch them all again.....in one hit 👌

Bless you Watching this is like meditation and therapy🙏🏽🌈💎

Definitely this is the longest time I spent on a KZread in one go. Beautiful car, beautiful set up, beautiful scenery, and of course beautiful video. Wish I could have an XJ someday. Best of wishes, greetings from 🇮🇩 👍

Thanks for sharing this amazing video. I enjoyed watching it. It made me relax after a stressful day at work 😊

Joined ,FEB 2023. Well interested in the vlogs .Tthank you and Cheers.

The forests in the area of that first spot look healthy and well maintained. They must do a lot of hazardous fuels reduction in that area. Beautiful country and nice Jeep! I’m currently building my 00 XJ and this is by far the best vehicle I’ve ever owned. You have given me a lot of good ideas so thanks for the great content! Cheers🍻 from Montana USA

That was truly awesome I watched it for two and a half hours and couldn't put it down. Thank you Mark from Maryland

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Really glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!

I really love the way you enjoy such a great life

Clean build, Building My 99 for a world wide trip. keep on trucking.

This is going to be a perfect quarantine movie for me 😁 I‘ve just started modifying my Suzuki Vitara a little bit. Also going to make a small utility trailer, hopefully 2022 I‘ll be able to make a a trip through the north as well! Thanks a lot for the videos, hopefully we‘ll see more of these!

The entire series really was grand Mike, good finish at the end, .. Thanks.

Just discovered your channel and this was the first video. I'm looking to do an overland build on my XJ and yours is a perfect template for my goals. I'm going to see you other videos and hope I can learn from your work. Great Jeep XJ.

Great video thanks!

Hi mate, discovered your content the last few days, I'm a Jimny owner, but still find your presentation style and amount of genuinely useful information given to be second to none. You deserve more youtube success.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@na9ana9a

3 жыл бұрын

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I keep a small rechargeable Dustbuster in the cab for fly and bug clearing when I’m out. Makes it incredibly easy, and if your humanely minded you can set them free unharmed once you’ve collected them up. Well worth the space in the cab.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

That's a bloody good idea! I will take a look at one of those and see what the damage is. Thank you.

Nice video. Thank you for sharing it. You have my support.😊😊😊

I like the way you talk

Captured pretty much everything in depth, very helpful overland video. many tips there. Thank you very much. wish to see many with your XJ. Cheers mate !

Really enjoyed the video. The scenic views of Sweden was very enjoyable. Keep up the great work....👏👍

Greeting from Atlanta, GA Excellent video. Really enjoyed it. Looking forward to the next episode..

Very good video, it helps me as I am looking forward to have a Jeep like this for camping . And you have a beautiful family ✌️

So nice to see a new Video :) I just did my first Trip with my cherokee and can't wait to do the next :D Cheers

Que sonho!! Show 👏👏👏

got the information you sent me many thanks i have leart quite a bit from your videos please keep posting thanks

Great content 🙏

I love your content! This is the level I'm trying to get to. Keep it up!

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Loved this video dude. So calm and focused....... Most channels are so stressful, and filled with dubstep music and general awkwardness. This right here is the reason why I'm setting up a Jeep Cherokee rig of my own (how I found this video). I'm living on the countryside in a small village on the outskirts of Västmanland, Sweden - close to Dalarna. Thanks for sharing, wishing you all the best.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the comment! Ah nice, your not too far from me. I'm in Asele which is just a bit further north. How is the Xj build going? They are great fun to build up and pretty nice to work on. Hopefully the corona situation dies down a bit so traveling isnt so much of an issue this summer. Thanks for watching.

@jacobh9283

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness All good, subbed to the channel too. Great stuffs. HAH! The XJ is going great inside of my head, I just haven't bought one yet LOL, it's due anytime now, I'm literally just waiting for the right XJ or WJ to hit the market at this point. Yeah, I'm for sure super excited to get one and start building on it. Åsele, that's awesome, I actually wanted to move far up north - Gällivare. However my girlfriend backed out of it and didn't want to, so that's how we ended up here. It's all good tho, epic fishing in Kolbäcksån and nature reserves everywhere, and fairly close to pretty remote places. Definitely a goal for me to do some exploring in the future up around your area in the north, with my fishing gear anc cameras. Keep the good content coming!

@jacobh9283

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness Worthy of adding too, I'm not only looking at XJ or WJ. Also scouting for a older Land Cruiser. And ideally I would've loved to have a Nissan Patrol... However the 11-13K annual tax on those are just horrendous.... Sadly!

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacobh9283 Ah nice, I think your in a good place. I drove up near Gällivare last year, its beautiful but the winter is long enough here in Åsele. Its started to warm up now so it's great to be out. Good to wait for the right car to come along. Better to get one in decent condition. My wife has a 96 zj in good condition but its a 5.2l v8 so not the best overlander given how much it drinks. Its super cheap to tax though hahaha! Crazy how my little diesel costs four times more. Patrols and land cruisers are definitely solid choices 👌I will keep my eyes open for you.

@jacobh9283

3 жыл бұрын

​@@WorkshoptoWilderness Cheers! Yeah, the winter is very long.. For sure! My gf is a doctor and applied for a job at the hospital in Gällivare, I'm super happy afterwards we didn't do it, given the Covid outbreak that happened up there. It's on my bucket list of places to visit! But before that, I really wanna explore Jämtland - supposed to be a lot of great fishing there. Yeah it's bonkers innit... Damn it! How are you guys liking it in Sweden this far? How come you chose Sweden? I'm a native swede, but lived in Poland for 7 years running my business and so on, moved back home when covid hit... Made it out of Poland on the last ferry before borders shut down. It's INSANE how much I missed Sweden for nature alone, just being able to fish wherever I want and not the mention the peace and quiet.. My dogs loves it too.

great cherokee

What a wonderful trip! I must say Mike, I couldn’t bear those @#$%^ mosquitoes. I live on the Texas gulf coast and have suffered mosquitoes. But, my god, they’re everywhere! That fish made me hungry! I know you enjoyed them. Great video!

@WorkshoptoWilderness

Жыл бұрын

The mosquitos are absolutely terrible. The further north you go the more savage they become I've found. I want to do a trip as far north as I can next summer to where the trees stop and the Marsh land begins for the migrating birds. I will have to get a special suit lol

Verry good location sir

Cheers,27/02/23

FYI, most intex inflators have a reverse function, that way you can just vacuum the air out.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

You need a separate bed net. This is why I only camp in the cold heh.

Invita!!!

I need to know where you got the tent and little room i love that set up

Im mostly in to sailing but there seem to be a lot of similatities. Roam around semi randomly and set up camp/drop anchor when you find a nice spot. An advantage with the sea though is that mosquitos struggle with the wind 👍🏻

@WorkshoptoWilderness

7 ай бұрын

I imagine sailing has less restrictions, I would love to try it. Kind of a dream actually. Thanks for watching also

@seabound1350

7 ай бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness if you are ever in the Stockholm area let me know. If calenders match I would gladly take you out in the archipelago. 👍🏻

@WorkshoptoWilderness

7 ай бұрын

@@seabound1350 ah wow thats extremely kind of you!! I would absolutely do that for sure. I live in Åsele so if for whatever reason your around then your more than welcome to stop by.

@seabound1350

7 ай бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness 🚙❤️⛵️ I will definately do that👍🏻😊

U keep driving away without your camera? U must ha e a lot of them. Lol. Sorry gust couldn't help myself. Great video very pretty spot. Love the Jeep its quite the overland vehicle. Good job...

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, yeah tell me about it. I get so dam tired walking back and forth, especially in the snow. I need a drone!! Thanks for watching!

What an who makes your rear interior bits? Very well setup Jeep my friend 🤘🏼

Id really like those mudflaps for my xj

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

They are pretty good and not too big but sadly I cannot find them anymore. Use to get them on ebay.

really enjoyed this, what's your other channel?

27mpg thats great milleage

Thats all folks

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Great channel, definitely going to keep looking at the good work you're doing. What's up with the rear windows and what do you have on the right side in the trunk ?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. I took out the glas on the rear windows and made some aluminium replacements that could hold Rotopax mounts. Its pretty simple. I will make a video on it soon for the rear one.

Hey, great XJ! What colour is that?:)

which alu box do u use pls?

Beautiful view and Cherokee! I learned how to install my frame stiffeners off your other video. Quick question, why did you park with one tire on the rock?

@itsheff3929

3 жыл бұрын

It Shows dominance when you do that

@aiishunVBoii

2 жыл бұрын

Probably to flatten his car

@devondetroit2529

2 жыл бұрын

Yeh I see what you mean lol that was weird! Sweden looks awesome

What rear tire carrier is that?

What stove are you using brand I have not seen one like that with larger tripod stand . TIA Where did you buy it ?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Its a generic stove from a gas station here in town. You can pick them up off of ebay also. I typed in camping stove and the same one was in the listing. If you don't find it I can ship you one. They are about $26

Whats the motor in your jeep and year? Love your videos.saying good travels from Oklahoma 🇺🇸

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Its a lightly modified 2.5 turbo diesel engine. Not massively popular due to being originally fitted with a weak cylinder head design. I've done a fair bit to it now including aftermarket head along with other things and it's done me well for many years. Thanks for watching

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Im almost ready to leave for a 7k mile trip in my cherokee. Thats a pretty nice rige dude. Instant sub. Whats your power situation like?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for subscribing. That's a long trip, should be absolutely fantastic and I wish you all the best on your travels. I have a 113ah deep cycle leisure battery in the back thats hooked up to the crank battery on a smart relay. There are various ports in the back, 4 USB and 2 12v along with an 3 meter auxiliary line for the diesel heater and mattress inflator. Its pretty simple but I've had it like this for about 4 years and it works. A fridge would be good so that's something I would like to add.

I was wondering how the fishing permits are in that part of Sweden? Is it free for all or do you need to get a license?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Some lakes can be free and others require the purchase of a fishing licence. You have an app on your phone called Ifisk and you can look up the lake or river that you arrive at and buy a year or day permit.

Very nice.i found your video y accident. Now I am hooked. I like your Cherokee. Is that Diecel original, or a modification? I installed a Chevrolet V6 onmy Jeep Yj. I wish I had installed a Diesel. Very nice. (Juan Barturen.Miami Springs.Florida.USA.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

Its an original jeep engine although I have modified it. But yes the European ones came with it. Thanks for watching Juan and appreciate the comments.

@juanbarturen2726

2 жыл бұрын

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Wish to know how you mounted the power on the back cab of your jeep info plz and is it separate from the jeep power or connected if so what is your jeep alternator power source voltage

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

I have a video planned on this so I can explain and show how everything is set up. Hopefully that will shed a bit more light on it all.

@americanwhiteboy715

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness hey just wanted to know info on the panel that you have the water on the back cab of jeep videos if possible

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

@@americanwhiteboy715 Hey, I will make a video on it soon. Its just a aluminium panel I shaped to the same size as the window. Then Painted it and mounted a Rotopax mount to it.

Can it possibly done by my isuzu trooper I saw your 2 back wheels were not coil suspensions

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

You mean this trip? Yeah absolutely, you could do it in anything really. It's just the river crossing that would be best avoided. I have leafs at the back, its a good trade off for stability and load capacity while having a coiled front end.

Why didn't jeep offer a diesel xj in America the 4.0L is awesome but a diesel xj would have sold like crazy as well.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure. Its the not the best engine but with some mods its pretty reliable. Thanks for watching.

@ExpoXj1

4 ай бұрын

They did and it was a bomb. It's the wrong diesel.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

4 ай бұрын

I'm fairly sure they never offered this engine commercially in the states. Perhaps there are some here and there, but it wasn't rolled out like it was here. If it was, then they would exist in greater numbers. It wasn't legally allowed to be soled in the USA for very long as its emissions are off the chart by US standards. VM attempted to design another engine for the Liberty, a 2.8CRD, and even that isn't up to regulation.

@ExpoXj1

4 ай бұрын

@WorkshoptoWilderness in the states 85-87, you could get the j8s. But you didn't want it, lol.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

4 ай бұрын

The Renault engine you mean?

What PSI do you run off-roading?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

Жыл бұрын

It depends on the conditions but normally I just eye ball the tire until it looks good. I don't have a pressure guage. Deep snow maybe 5psi and gravel roads I leave it around 25psi. Rocks and really old tracks a bit lower.

31:40 😂😂😂😂

HAPPY ST. PATRICKS DAY.! I AM 1/4 IRISH the res is zBasque..I'm a mutt. Man! You realy know how to live life. Awesome.. I have a couple questions. What tire carrier do you have. I was going to make one, but that's awesome. The other was your aluminum rear windows.i have a hardtop traded my soft top for it. But its heavy. I want to lighten the load. And make it functional as well. I probably would carry water and fuel... keep having fun with you wonderful family. I like you family oriented life . You are a good father. I have 5. 4 men. 1 woman.all grown . The youngest in the ARMY.now deployed. Prayers are VC welcome.. stay in touch. Is there a way to contact you?.thanks JB

That rear bumper is sick. Could you please help me with the brand. Or where you get it?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

5 ай бұрын

In this video, it's the stock jeep bumper with some end caps welded on. The Tire carrier is a separate unit. This is an up to date build video that will show and explain everything - kzread.info/dash/bejne/lad6raiYeNvdqpM.htmlsi=esc9UzgzcXbbES8V

What Motor/Exhaust do you have, I Own 2 Cherokees 4.0 Currently and one previously, all 3 are quieter ?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

Its a 2.5 turbo diesel vm with a 3 inch exhaust. I've done a fair bit to it including a new head, bigger turbo, intercooler and other such things. It's an old gear timed, hydraulic lifter small tractor engine.

@Jeffs40K

2 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness I had head of people doing a Cummins swap, HP wise it looked less, but I may have to look in to it

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

HP is less but torque will be higher and at much lower rpm ranges so its good for crawling, but but high speed work. I guess it depends on what you do with it.

@georgesakellaropoulos8162

2 жыл бұрын

He's got a diesel. Unfortunately not available in the states.

Dude. I'm hooked on your chanel.i love tha diesel engine. What kind is it?. If bgg you ever travel to the US. I have a home in South Central Tennessee. And my playground 4o acres15 minutes from my house. I bought it to get lost in it.its Hills. A creek that looks like a mini Grand canyon. And a cave. We would love bgg to meet yo

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks for watching! It's the hated 2.5 vm engine. I've modified it a fair bit but its still going strong. Ah man I would love to visit the USA and do some wheeling there. Sounds amazing man.

@juanbarturen2726

2 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness thank you for answering. You have z great life. Amazing family . Awesome!. About your engine. Why most hated ?. What manufacture is that. The good thing about the diesel, it can run on most anything. I me a guy once , he had an early jeep, with a VW Gulf diesel. It was great.. I saw thtvwhere you are the sun is a problem at night. I am one of those that needvtoal darkness. I sleep with camo cap pulled down over my eyes. In Tennese ir gets dark.but in Miami, we have bad light pollution. Too many big cities close to each other,and the airport lights. It looks grey. Not dark. Use the wool cap pulled over bbn your eyes. I have a thin cap , my bv on used in boot camp

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

The older style cylinder heads on the engine were prone to cracking. I have newer ones on there now and they are fine but when it was first released 30 odd years ago it was a problem. Yeah its constantly light here in the summer, its nice in one way but it can be hard when sleeping. Thank you for the comment and for watching!

What's your camp stove set up? Thank you.

@EuGarais

3 жыл бұрын

Watch video. 48:00

are you sure it aint 25mpg? im getting somewhere around 18mpg combined with pertrol. but i like the torque and hp/

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

On long trips I get up to 27 but driving round town it's about 21. I have to drive pretty constantly for a long time to get decent mileage these days. Shes heavy.

@georgesakellaropoulos8162

2 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness I was getting 24-25 with my 4.0 with a 5 speed manual on the highway, but those things are as scarce as rocking horse dung now.

What front bumper is that, please?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Its a custom one made by a polish guy on eBay. I can find the URL if your interested.

Hello watched all the build vids of your great looking jeep. One question I have. The lights you use on the bonnet what make are they and are they any good. Been looking on line and some of them are crazy money. I know you get what you pay for but some companies I feel are just hyping up the brand name and I’m sure the leds themselves come from the same factory in China. Thanks 🙏 can’t wait for the next video sir.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! They are basically just China lights that I ordered off of ebay. They are okay but nothing special. I just use them as ditch lights when driving at night just to avoid animals crossing the road.

@Rufusthehound

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness thanks just want something like that too. Don’t want to pay hundreds of pounds for a light.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rufusthehound I can send you the link if you like?

@Rufusthehound

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness thank you for the reply. I have seen some at my local farm shop. Very robust in construction I will get those then. Only £40 a lot cheeper than £300 thanks again

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out of interest, why is there a rock under the wheel?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Just to level the roof tent so my head is a bit higher than my feet.

What engine is that?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

Its a 2.5 turbo diesel 425ohv. They came standard in the euro exports. There is a detailed video on it on the channel

can you give me details of the anti fly device please

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

Check out Thermacel Backpacker online.

Sweden 🇸🇪 the only country to not shut down and are doing great hmm🤔😉

Hey I’m looking at getting a jeep Cherokee XJ and want to modify it so I can go camping and on adventures with my family. Any advice? Thanks

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, they are great inexpensive vehicles for this kind of thing. I think there are two ways to go. Find one bone stock and as clean as possible or buy one that's already modified and correct the wear and tare it has faced from its previous excursions. If you choose the bone stock rout then check for corrosion under the jeep around the frame rails and floor pans. Its normal to see some rust but holes mean its just the beginning and it will need some work. Also be prepared that it will probably need its suspension replaced if you want to run a larger tire and get some lift. If you buy one already lifted or modified then its good to always look under the jeep. Under the jeep is where the work is as they can look washed and clean but be bad underneath. Check the shocks for oil leaks around the seals where the piston goes in, look for differential leaks at the pinion seals. Dont worry about a little oil around the diff plug. Check the ball joints and tie rods at the end and see if the rubber boots have split. If they have and they look old the joint will have most likely been exposed to water and need replacing. Look at the u joints on all the drive shafts and just move the shaft with your hand while looking at the joint. If it clicks and moves a little its most likely worn and will need replacing. You can do the same with the u joints on the axle shaft at the front tries. Move the tire like your pushing the jeep back and forth and see if you have excessive play. Also what you can do is open the doors and hold them at the top and bottom and try to move them up and down. This is to check the wear on the hinges. If there is a lot of play they new hinge pins must be installed. Its a hell of a job as I did all four doors. This sounds like a lot and there is more but its things like this you are better off knowing before you buy it and you can come across more knowledgeable to the seller and bring them down on price

@martinnairn8091

3 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks for getting back to me, I’m going to be new to all of this and learning as I go (is this a good idea?) fortunately my dad and some of my friends are mechanics and can help me. I really want a great vehicle that can get me and my family outdoors and on adventures :) I was between a Land Rover discovery 2 and the Jeep Cherokee XJ. Think I’m swaying more towards the XJ. Thanks again

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinnairn8091 I knew nothing until I started working on my own cars. It will save you a lot of money in the long run and you will also get great enjoyment out of it so I would say its definitely a good thing to get into. It will obviously cost money the more tools, parts and things you do but tools tent to keep there value and build up over time. The LR 2 is also a great vehicle. Its advantages will be internal space as the back is much more roomy than the xj. Its also more comfortable inside. The xj is a great vehicle also, simple, robust and excellent offroad when equipped. It is a un vehicle which makes it lightweight but if you intend to put 35x12.50r15 tires on and a big lift you will need to strengthen that frame with a stifferner kit from the USA. Its not actually a hard job if you can weld but this would not be necessary on the lr2 as its a tub on frame design and ultimately stronger off the shelf in terms of its frame. There is a lot to consider and both are good choices for cost and cuztomisability.

@martinnairn8091

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness so do you think the discovery 2 would be an easier vehicle for me to mod as a beginner? What would I need to do to the discovery to off-road and camp/adventure with it? Sorry for all the questions. Thanks again

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinnairn8091 I think it depends on where you live. If your UK based then then lr2 will be cheaper to modify and parts should be readily available. If your in the USA then the xj is probably the choice for aftermarket part support. You will have everything available to you and the prices are pretty good. Personally the xj is easier to modify than the lr2 as it has a leaf sprung rear and its very simple underneath. The axles are Dana so you pull the covers without having to remove the prop shaft. I think the lr2 is a fantastic 4x4 and also great to work on. I have more experience on XJs so my knowledge is better on them but all older 4x4s are similar really with solid axles and mostly mechanical parts so whichever one you go for im sure it will be great

What is engine?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

Its a vm 2.5td

Hello there! Where is your dog Muns I think you called it?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Hes not mine any more. His previous owner wanted him back and despite me wanting to keep him it got messy and the courts got involved and I had to return him. I miss him a lot but I just try to not think about it.

@chrishendriks3205

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness So sad to hear that. I hope you and your family will find a nice dog eventually! Greetings from 🇳🇱

I'm just wondering if this guy would know what to do if his Jeep suddenly broke down and he was unable to drive it

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

Dont wonder, just look back through the channel and watch me build it, recover it and fix it when it brakes down. Its all there on video.

@georgesakellaropoulos8162

2 жыл бұрын

If you saw the intro and were paying attention, you'd know he's pretty handy.

What motor is in your jeep?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

2 жыл бұрын

I have a video here on it - kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z4GuzsVyiKuwZs4.html

Wheels specs please....

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

They are Jack wheeler 15x8 steels with a - 19 offset (3.75" backspacing) they are 13kg each. The tires are 35x12.50 bfg km3 mud terrains.

What is hte name of your other channel!

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Mcqbushcraft & Wilderness life

@ronnytotten9292

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness thank you, I've been trying to find it for awhile as I watched your series of you guys on your way to Sweden. It was fantastic

The little ass holes are like salesmen! ... HA Enjoying every moment Mike, Thank You, ... M.

Diesel ? Really ?

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

They come as standard in the UK.

You just cut down a live birch... other than that, good stuff.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Cutting live birch is better than cutting dead birch and if you don't know why then I wont bother explaining. Thanks for watching.

@Ylex

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness No shade or anything, Im just uninformed - but this got me curious why its better :D

@mikeh2772

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorkshoptoWilderness Nope, sure don`t get it and I am not even a birch-hugger. Have an abundance of them where I am from. Still, good content.

I really like your rear tire carrier, and the rest of your setup, what brand is that? If you get a chance check out my build on insta, #berserkerxj.

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! The tire carrier is a bit of an odd one as its not been manufactured since 1996. Im sure there is a possibility of finding them. Its made by a company called Westfield Engineering in the UK. They have stopped trading now but occasionally they pop up on ebay. I followed your page, awesome build and thanks for watching

@Derikarnold6

3 жыл бұрын

Subscribed and followed back, I guess I’ll just have to take the concept and make my own. 👍🏼

@WorkshoptoWilderness

3 жыл бұрын

@@Derikarnold6 I can make a video on it of you like, open it up and show how it works. Its really simple and can be made much better. Thanks again

Do you speak Swedish

@WorkshoptoWilderness

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I do but my Swedish isn't perfect.