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Great video well presented, could you tell me the distance between fuel stops, how much fuel you consumed, maybe klms per litre?👍🏻 oops should have watched the Mt Dare video first, I had assumed you were travelling Mt Dare to Birdsville 🥴

Thank you for all great tips, very refreshing to see real life tips and tricks and not your 'normal' RUclips 'influencer' buy this gadget! BS While I am not doing the Simpson (yet) I am going on Sydney-Perth (and back) trip with my 9-year old and I got a heap of useful tips I am going to use. Awesome tips and tricks! Thank you!

Do you think this trip can be done with 4ppl? 2adults and 2kids in a Hilux?

Thanks mate. Do you have long range tanks or carry Jerry’s?

Thanks for sharing. We are heading over there in sept.

Awesome video, just starting to plan my solo Simpson trip.. Note to self Nip cream...😂 Cheers!

Good stuff, thanks

Just great, thanks

Fantastic, really well done, big thanks and all the very best.

The fact you had traction control active while driving in sand, may be the cause of that noise which concerned you. Generally speaking, in all sand driving, I turn the traction control off.

First time I’ve seen your channel, good video. I did think I was looking at Forrest. 😂. I think I’d prefer the 80 series but probably heavier on fuel. Good luck with your next adventure.

Wow, the desert is so so green! Some parts of the track is very overgrown, so I assume there's a fair bit of pinstriping added to the panels. 😲

Sadly Thuraya satellite now stuffed. A few dodgy people now trying to sell cheap inoperable handsets on marketplaces.

Top video! Did you get much dust ingress in the canopy/draws? Any upgrades to suspension.. Looking at options for my N80 at the moment.. cheers 🍻

About to do it alone in my Ranger in 3 weeks time. Have been across the Simpson a few times Great video.

Cheers

Wow. Great video. That section at 17" ish looked crazy!

A VERY HELPFUL VIDEO.HAPPY TRAVELS TO YOU BOTH..THANKS😊

Its not a remote track,

how long did the road take mate? About to ride it on a moto.

A bit slack you did not show the blase tree at camp 16.Fast Australian Adventures alright.

A bit slack that you dont mention the madigan camp numbers as you go past each & show the markers.

A few good suggestions here. I really like that you stressed the importance of a PLB. Some people lately have been saying they have an SOS option on their new IPhone so don’t need a PLB. But at the end of the day a PLB will work once all your other communications options run flat.

If you should desire, move as much weight as possible toward the front of the vehicle (within reason) water is best carried in the centre, if you have a twin cab remove the rear seat and secure your water containers there. Ideally the rear tyre pressure should be about 8 psi minimum above the front, usually more, if you have a lot of weight over or behind the rear wheels with the wrong tyre pressure you will be riding a bucking bronc, as you experienced, or you could spend a kings ransom on a suspension upgrade, enjoyed your video, thanks 😊

Where did you buy the climbing anchors from? I've googled them and all were a lot more than $2. Good info in your vid.

Tip - instead of chamois cream for sore nipples, nappy rash cream does the job just as well IMO, as well as being more readily available.

Love seeing the wilderness guys.

Looks like you’ve been ship wrecked 😂 ya lost your razor 😂 awesome road trip enjoyed the video 👍🏻

A few weeks of taking delivery of our new Hilux, how much extra space do you gain removing the back seats? We're trying to plan ahead 👍

What a great episode epic footage

Copley Service Centre 😂 Last time we were stuck there it took 3 days to even get somebody to look at our trailer. The bloke running it was a little volatile and apparently had a thing for throwing hammers when he got annoyed! 😬

I was thinking about loose stuff in our camper...maybe some of those bags will be worthwhile. Thanks for taking the time to walk us through that. Very informative.

Those are our tracks heading down the Colson track 30/4/23, it was slow going 1st and 2nd almost the whole length down to the French line.

I did it in 1989. Scared shitless. 2 dogs in car. Dogs sunkn in quicksand Deddick river.

great vid guys... and the star appears on screen at 8.26 I see!!!

Just finished watching the series and then this video popped up :). Great video, keen to get through the rest!

Awesome trip guys!!! What’s your opinion in doing the Simpson in late October from experience Cheers

Another great video guys, awesome scenery. Keep the content coming 👌🇦🇺

Well that sucks

‘sup?,how excellent masterpiece! 📽

Nice episode -congrat…..

How much fuel did you guys use from my dare and around to Dalhousie vi madigan and hay river tracks.

COOL

Great video guys 👌🍻

Spectacular country, great drone shots.

Excellent seeing the different camera angles👍

Well done👍👍

You certainly didn’t stop to smell the roses. Makes me glad I’m a pensioner in no hurry. If you see me on the road go around me coz I’m not in a hurry.

Mate.... I thought Bourke to Fort Grey was a big day's driving. And you did it with children.

Loving the vids guys 👍 Rough idea on L/100km? Planning on going late September. Cheers