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How does the new bike feel in the rougher, rocky terrain ?

Hey mate, nice to see my local tracks :) What time of year was this filmed? I went through this exact track on the Himi 450 in September and it was also quite wet, so if this is recent I am surprised there is still so much water about. I'll have to get back up there for another spin.

Does the bike still have the stock Pirelli Rally STR tyres? I find them brilliant for the black top and gravel roads but I'm a bit concerned with any real off road stuff. I've heard that they're not good in mud/sand but I haven't ridden in any yet. I'm looking at some 50/50 options for when the current need replacing.

I'm going to do this track on the himi 450. I will see if I can cut through to judd river road also. Tried it in the troopy a while back but the loggers blocked the track with an excavator so it wasn't possible to get through.

Lets see completed welds. Please no Rap music. TIA

Good one Dale, looked pretty rough in places, lucky you had that low-down grunt.

Thats fantastic Dale & Jaydo

So what cups fitting do you need to buy for the Fronius?

Do You still hawe this setup???

And remember your extra torch heads you had are not water cooled heads that is why it has a "G" for gas cooled on the neck. water cooled necks have a "W"

do more research, i think that would have been done before you drop Over 10 grand on a water cooler and welder and that is getting the welder with no pulse pro unlock so pule is locked at 50% and no adjucting of background amps an percentage. don't get me wrong i am about to get a new Iwave 230i with water cooler, foot pedal, spare torch heads and pulse pro unlock for site and mobile work.

How are u finding the fronius?

What did you pay all up for both units in Aussie?

I don't get it. The machine goes up to 230 amps right? You are on 240 volt where you live I presume? How is the machine going after the last year? Did you get another torch for it?

Yeah man! Excellent machine.

Hey I went for the wired pedal, i didn't trust the wireless in cas of lag: at the end of the day i'd use it for bench jobs, so i don't really need it to be wireless. Did you experience any lag so far, what can u say about it?

As much as I love Rage Against the Machine, you should turn it down a bit

Good content but you've got to fix your sound ! Get a wired/wireless lav mike and dump the background music which keeps drowning out your voice.

hello good could you help me with the price of the equipment magc wave 230 i please

The ck worlwide torch is nice, but it doesn't have the 3 buttons. I know many people use the foot pedal and so they don't care that much about it, but if you use the job system, the 3 buttuons are really handy: you can save let's say 20 jobs with 20 amp increasing each, 10 jobs with no pulse and 10 with pulse frequency; if you weld in 4 strokes you can use the up and down switch to change the job during the welding process; this can simulate a foot pedal and it's very useful if you weld on the field and for all those situations in wich a foot pedal isn't confortable to use. Obviously if you weld mostly at bench the ck is a better torch. Also as you noticed on the fronius torch you just push the ceramic and it's hold in place by the black rubber ring: if you weld with high amps, especially on AC, you might have considered to go for the watercooled version of the torch, since the heat tends to deform that rubber ring and over time the ceramic will fit loose and you'll have to replace that ring. I can tell you this, cause it always happen in our factory (lots of mw5000 here) generally once every 10/15 days (with water cooled torch obviously), but here the welding machines run everyday h 24 between 280 and 450/500 amps, wich is not your cade i guess.

can hardly hear you over the music loose the music and your videos will be much better.

cool video. thanks for sharing your projects.

Awesome video, Give us a call if you want any inforemation. Much easier then reading the manuals :)

Barely got to see the weld. Spend less time on you, and more on the welding and the result. Espesh, the result.