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Thanks mate. Appreciate it, and thanks for watching.

The Wildtrak X is an awesome vehicle! Enjoy it!

@@afriquelesud You are probably technically correct, but the 1st of September in South Africa is colloquially known as Spring Day 😊

@@Bushlove420 Thanks for watching and commenting 😊 Yes, a 4x2 is no problem for Tambuki. I’ve done Tambuki a few times in my 4x2.

@@CampSeekerAfrica legend!!

@@linkcubuspark We didn’t fix it to the bed. I didn’t want to drill holes through the body work. The weight of the drawer is enough to keep it down in place.

@@CampSeekerAfrica that's great! awesome works. thanks for the reply... :)

@@linkcubuspark Thanks! Appreciate the comments! 😊

Agreed. If you know how to drive it properly, a 4x2 will get you most places.

@@rosafunchal1151 Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Much appreciated. The Lebombo Trail is definitely a bucket list item and well worth doing!

@@wiganrugby yes, we aired down to 1.7 bar. Definitely needed. Some very rocky sections and also a few soft sand sections as well. Thanks for watching! 😊

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@@hardusvanniekerk3948 Indrive a Ford Ranger, so my mate was just trying to take the mickey. Our trail guide was very complimentary of the Ford’s. How did you find towing on the trail?

@@CampSeekerAfrica I though it was just nice pickering😀 2x Rangers 2x hilux 1x Amarok and hilux of the Honorary Ranger. We did a strech in a riverbed with big losse rocks that took slow going with the trailers. 4 of the 5 vehicle towed. Only the ranger and the Amarok did not tow. 3 trailers and a conquerer caravan. We all was fine. There is a video from conquerer caravans with a vehicle coming down that look if it's going to fall over. That was taken on the route. One puncher plugged, One Amaroks tyre written off.

Sounds like a great trip! Lots of memories!

Thanks for watching. Sorry you didn’t enjoy the music.

Yes music awful for wildlife park..or a downtown bar.. kruger already has enough problems with noise rid ray and speeding..

This cannot be a serious comment!?

Shame rock music and the wildlife bush suffer

Thanks for watching.

It is an awesome trail. Memories for a lifetime. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks Tash! I would do it again tomorrow. Love every minute of it.

Thanks mate!

It was such an awesome trip, with awesome people.

Great memories indeed!

That song will forever remind me of the Lebombo trail!

It is an amazing trail and deserves to be fully booked! 😊

Hi bud. We can help you with that, but only if you are based in Joburg. We would likely have to build it over 2 (possibly 3) weekends (my partner and I both have regular jobs, and as this is a sideline, we can only work over weekends). It is a custom build, so would need your vehicle to ensure a proper fit. We would have to buy all of the components upfront, meaning we need a deposit, and total price would be R15,000. As it is a custom build we can design it with any unique requirements you might have.

@@goldyandrobbo6540 Thanks mate. Appreciate the comments. I’ve been watching some of your videos. Enjoying the channel.

@@christiesmit Thank you. Appreciate you watching 😊 I think we were on stand 17 if I recall correctly.

😊 good question! I don’t do all of my trips alone - only occasionally. I have a family and do many of my trips with them. Occasionally however, they aren’t able to join me and so I will do a solo trip.

Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoyed it!

@@sheexploresaus Thanks. Was a lot of fun to build and makes my overland packing so much better!

I just installed a 40l water tank. It’s very handy!

Thanks for the support! 😊

@@CampSeekerAfrica no problem thanks for entertaining me!

This was an awesome trip. Glad you are enjoying the videos.

@@CampSeekerAfrica where will you be camping next?

@@Averagemobileeditor Might be going back to Tambuki in the Sondela Nature Reserve at the end of July. Then going back to Kruger in November for a long weekend.

@@CampSeekerAfrica I love sondela

@@Averagemobileeditor Thanks for the support. Glad you enjoying the videos. Keep up the camping - it’s awesome!

Thank you

It’s Klien paradys

@@CampSeekerAfrica im a very dig fan

It’s a great combination!

Thanks mate. Appreciate the comment. The night sounds of the bush are magical. Nothing better!

Thanks for the constructive feedback. Noted on the repetitive commentary - I realised that as I was editing the video. I do have a tendency to repeat myself, so definitely something to work on!

I personally haven’t had any issues with my Ranger. I also have the 2.0 bi-turbo engine. I sometimes tow my Metalian trailer on trips and So far I’ve not had a problem with reliability. Check out Jason from Epic Africa’s page. He was driving the 2.0 bi-turbo Raptor for a while and he did a number of Kgalagadi trips whilst towing a Bush Lapa caravan, so I am sure you won’t have any issues with reliability.

@@CampSeekerAfrica Thnx for the reply and awesome info on the channel!

Good question. I’ve got a 70l NL which fits perfectly - there isn’t a lot of room left over though, so I don’t think a 90 would fit to be honest, but I might be wrong. I would suggest checking the specs of the trailer on the Metalian website.

An absolute pleasure. Thanks for watching and I am glad you enjoy the content and find it useful. Good luck with your camping adventures- you are going to love it!

Mine is a 4x2. Depending on the type of overlanding you want to do and types of places you want to go, a 4x4 is not strictly necessary. A 4x4 is nice though as it opens up a lot more options!

Thanks, 🙏 great content

Thanks for the feedback. Will keep an eye on the levels in future.

Both actually 😊 The herd moved off so we couldn’t see them anymore, but we chatted to a ranger about it at the next camp and he said a birth can take hours, so we likely wouldn’t have seen it anyway before we had to move on. We had sat there for about 45 minutes watching her and nothing much changed in that time before the herd moved off.

Thanks for watching, and for the comment. Much appreciated. The racks I had installed by Front Runner, in Kyalami. You can buy the racks and install them yourself, but for me it was easier just to get Front Runner to fit them for me. The drawer system in the back of the vehicle, I built and fitted myself with a mate.

Nice idea! Always happy to share ideas and tips of what works for me!

No, I use the Jackery to charge my cellphone, watch, camera batteries etc. the fridge is running off my National Luna DC25 battery box with a 100Ah dry cell battery in it. The NL battery box is fitted in the rear of the vehicle.

Thanks for the comments! Appreciate it 😊

Thanks for watching. I am glad you enjoyed it!

Howzit. No, the starter battery and the battery in the NL DC25 don’t have to be the same. I have a 100Ah dry cell battery in the DC25 (it can also take lithium). Not sure what my starter battery is to be honest. But the DC25 is wired to the starter battery and alternator via an under-chassis wiring harness, so it charges while driving.

It’s all luck of the draw! Sometimes you get lucky, other times not. We’d spend 6 days in the park prior to this sighting not seeing any cats - and got treated with a lekker sighting on our way out 😊

😊 Cool! Yes, I work in the area.

I am glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and for the support!

Appreciate the comments! Thanks for watching 😊

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the food 😊