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This episode of the Off Road Podcast is Sponsored by WARN, Medical Gear Outfitters, and Colby Valve.

Tonight, Aaron gets his act together, Coy tries to get brighter, & Ben makes an escape

Welcome to the off-road podcast. A podcast about everything off-road. We cover the news, review products, and interview people in the off road industry.  Your hosts tonight are Aaron, Coy and my name is Ben.  Welcome to the show.

Coy – Changed oil in the atv, got some aluminum brightener for my car  trailer, pulled out the tent trailer

Aaron – Got the front end of the Nissan back together and replaced the battery terminals.  Got some of the trim put onto the shop.  Started work on the camp trailer.  Got a new gun for my birthday.

Ben – Went camping

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News brought to you by Colby Valve

• Car Buzz – The Bronco Trail App
  • For bronco owners only
  • Includes video recording, offline maps, and tire pressure monitoring
  • The apps links with the owners ford pass account
  • Ability to sort trails by length and difficulty and region.

• Fox News – Mammoth Overland Apocalypse Trailer
  • The Mammoth Overland ELE is a travel trailer designed for extinction-level events
  • It is constructed of insulated aluminum and equipped with several unique features.
    • Bear spray
    • Boom mounted night vision camera
    • weather station
    • Geiger counter
  • It also has a built-in medical grade E.L. Foust air filtration system that the company says can even remove odors from the camper during a three-minute purge
  • A door in the roof leads to an observation platform, where there is a drone launch system and Starlink internet dish, while the interior has a bed, widescreen TV and lockable storage compartments.
  • Off-grid power is provided by a gasoline generator, dual 100-watt solar panels and a 20-hour battery.
  • The ELE is priced at $67,000 and the Level 3 bulletproofing is a $25,000 option

Main Topic powered by WARN  

These are all jokes that shouldn’t cause any damage to someone’s vehicle

• Cowbell zip tied under rig somewhere
• Remove hubcap and put a couple rocks into it to clang around
• Drop Crayons on wipers on a hot windshield
• Strap from hitch to tree
• Potato into exhaust pipe
• Wire up horn to brake light.
  • You could build something that tucks up under the rear of the rig that plugs into their tow harness
• Replace valve stems with something silly bought on Amazon
• Turn your windshield wiper squirter 90* so that it shoots sideways.  Pull up to a friend and spray their rig.
• Hide an open can of Tuna under a seat
• Get a funny magnetic bumper sticker and place it on their rig
• Plastic wrap around the whole vehicle
• Post-it note the whole rig
• Fill rig with balloons
• Jacking vehicle up that is on snow and digging out the tire area and dropping it back down into the hole
• Tie some cans to a string and then tie the string to the back of the truck.
• Adjust all of the vehicle settings, radio, seat, mirrors, etc.
• Jack the vehicle up and place logs or blocks under the axles so that the tires are ½” off the ground
• When they walk away from it while it is running, roll all the windows up, take the keys, & lock the doors.  They will think they locked their keys in it.
• Exhaust whistle
• Replace license plate frame with funny/joke one
• Remove positive battery terminal
• Smoke bomb
• Put a for sale sign in the window
• Tell your friend that you pulled a prank on their rig and tell them that they have to find it but you’ve actually done nothing.
• Air up their tires to 50 psi
• Zip tie on driveline
• Zip-tie harmonica to their grille
• Buy some vinyl wrap and only wrap one Fender
• Digging a hole in front of someone’s tire when they are stopped for lunch that they will drive into when they leave

Next Week: Off-Road Acronyms

Closing Statements

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