Almost $crewed On The Alaska Highway | Prepared to Survive

The Cassiar Highway is one of the most remote highways in North America, and can be downright dangerous to drive in the dead of winter, you need to be prepared to survive when driving the Alaska Highway in any situation...

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[lesabre]

So happy to hear that you have a generator to charge the battery had it not been able to start.

[LowLightMike]

0:10 mark: British Columbia resident here:
We don't really call it the "Alaska Highway" until you get to either Dawson Creek (Mile Zero of the original Alaska highway route) or Kitwanga (south-end of the Cassiar Highway route) going north.
The highways south of those starting-points (all the way down to the 49th parallel) are really just regular BC highways, that serve the people of BC, as well as those wonderful tourists and through-travelers.
There, I feel better now. I do realize that for any USofA person heading from the Lower-58 up to Alaska, ANY highway in Canada is "the Alaska highway." (all in good fun, eh)

[blueman]

I absolutely love my dual battery setup in my GM camper special. Saved my butt a few times with the dreaded dome light scenario. Safe roads and happy trails in 2023 ! 🌲🤙

[littlefarmer]

Always a beautiful day to drive for hrs, and not another vehicle in sight. 2019 After CANADA DAY, I rode my dual sport bike to Tuk, was an awesome ride. Good luck GOD speed

[vaasnaad]

Your last two videos have kept me on the edge of my seat!

[kenuber]

Leaving your interior lights on, almost as bad as not locking both hubs in!! LOL Glad it started up for ya. Safe travels!

[spiritualoutdoors]

Nice video man thanks. Maybe pickup a jump pack to keep in cab, got a dewalt I got for just over $100 and has air and two usb ports which come in handy, keep it charged with just a 200 watt inverter plugged into cigarette lighter. 👍

[brianbenedict]

I'm thinking the sierra Nevada was pretty awesome keep trying the best my friend!!¡!

[lylewollenhaupt]

Love the adventures and having you show us things that many will never see!! Thanks Timmy :)

[philp]

Man you got your self a good truck there brother. I absolutely love the 7.3l the only diesel truck id ever own, ive had 2 and both were more than bullet proof the first one had 1.2 million on her when i sold it, plow truck from the day it drove off the lot never gave me any major issues original motor and transmission just amazing trucks and you got a GREAT one im jealous.

[emmiegreen]

You lost your drone?? I must have missed that! I’m so sorry to hear that! Cool trip! Glad old blue started up for you!!!

[marymendenhall]

You were blessed your truck started! I’m so thankful. Will continue to pray over your travels.

[l.howardrichards]

We've driven up and down the highways from Calif to Hope Alaska several times. Camped along the way, drove our Toyota Deluxe Tundra. Had a cabin in Hope we worked on for 7 seasons. From no electric, no water to complete cabin with everything we needed plus bath house and had washer and dryer, and toilet inside cabin with bathtub. This cabin had more than most people in Hope have. We loved it. We were living on Maui and spent most of our Spring and Summers there working for 7 years. A great tiny house....before they were popular.
I am enjoying your channel. L.

[amarhhh]

Amazing experience man especially the journey in the night thanks for sharing and keeping your camera on wow

[Akstergrind]

Timmy, one thing I really like about you is your positivity and philosophical attitude (okay, that's two things!). If I'd lost something worth £2k I'd be in pieces, completely distraught. No way I'd be making another YouTube video THAT month! Anyway, keep it up, fella. Your positivity really helps me put my trials and tribulations into perspective!

[meowzic]

I hope it's a project channel where you build, repair, and create things. I love those kinds of channels.

[Whistler]

Loving your new equipment ....and as always your story telling is top notch!!! Always please to see you have another video out!!! Cheers, man

[linhdasagen]

Timmy! Watching and praying for your safe return home

[chetking]

Bummer about the drone. Thanks for sharing your experiences. Stay safe!

[bobuncle]

Just found your channel. Interesting content. New subscriber. Big Ford guy, so love the truck. 2 quick things. 1; Lithium power bank charger. Either NOCO GB 150, or GBX 155. I have the 150 and it’ll start my 6.0 no problem. 2nd thing. Put a starter from 6.7 on. Cranks twice as fast and makes cold starting so much better. Takes a little bit of work(change the Bendex cone, and need a bolt and a sleeve) but we’ll worth it.