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Great video - I live 15min from Fitzroy Falls and we used to be in Meryla Forest every weekend. The 2019 bushfires put an end to that, they handed the State Forest over to National Parks and locked the gates. Only way to get in there legally is to be a Ranger…

Hello!!!! Thanks so much for the video !!! Just wanted to ask which kind of bedding u can have inside it is just the 50 mm mattress? Also I have a 76 series lab cruiser from 2012 do u know the approximate hight considering I have to upgrade my rack (it is an old one a tracklander) so I have been told I need a rhino rack with a frame so probably adding 7 cm to the all thing so probably 7+15 cm or so? Has to fit in the garage :) Thx again!!! Pilar

I'd like to know if you could make a video about the things you should watch out for whenever you want to buy a second hand isuzu dmax like yours. Definitely need it. Nice video. Beautiful shots and hope you beautiful couple enjoyed it to bits.. Cheers 🍻

Like saying you might not get into an accident so you don't need insurance,

Stop the oil food, your body will love you 😊

That food was about as horribly fatting as it gets 😢

Must she yell at me in Karen?

Awesome video guys. One of your best. You both look so happy and having so much fun. Good on you!! 👍👍

Good videos awesome trees

I quickly ditched my tub and fibreglass canopy setup due to dust ingress. Went for a flat tray and box canopy setup with door seals. Hope you enjoyed the coffee and thanks for the mention. Appreciate all the location details so one day I can make the trip and see it all.

I quickly ditched my tub a d fibreglass canopy setup due to dust ingress. Went for a flat tray and box canopy setup with door seals. Hope you enjoyed the coffee and thanks for the mention. Appreciate all the location details so one day I can make the trip and see it all.

Left the camp oven at home cause you don't have a fire !!??? Then I saw the next one a recip saw 🤣🤣 Beginners why don't ya just stay at home or stick to van parks

Who yelled out dawaj dawaj?

I have used both chain saws and reciprocating saws. I can tell you that recipro saws are really hard on your joints, they vibrate way too much, ok for small wood but no substitute for a battery powered chain saw.

Yer 30+ years of "off grid" camping a chainsaw is a must but in a toy 4x4 you obviously don't know what off grid really is. So glad you brought that up quickly in this video. I was already thinking wtf with ya miss'o talking about wine glasses. Fuk you two are so green it's hilarious. BIG miss for me

Someone give this man a new pair of shorts. 😅😅

Why do you people have to have such looonnng intros JUST GET ON WITH IT (it’s bloody annoying) another 3 seconds and i would of turned you off

I put a fantastic spotlight/ driving light system on my 4wd the best led I could get so it would make my cape York trip safer brighter , 7000 k I drove never used them once what a waste of money that was, I also put on 35 inch rubber and a 4 inch suspension lift , saw 40 plus vehicles on the telegraph track with stock suspension and all terrains again what a waste of money,took spare fuel and water what a waste it’s available every 400 to 500 k ,we have been conned into buying tons of stuff we don’t need

That's almost no water, that track is way more fun in the wet season.

Something I really love about offroading. You find someone in trouble and right away take some time to help the mates out. Love that isuzu by the way. Keep it up! 💯 ❤

Great Episode - Do ya have the Bump Steer fix on ya DMAX - Upper and Lower Control Arms ?? stops the front tires wearing out super fast.

The way things are going on You tube now, Careful you don't get sued by any of those companies

I agree with 5 and 1. I live in the bush and have NEVER had the need for spot lights. High beam is bright enough. I have bought 4wd with spotlights, and not used them once, even when hunting or in heavy roo, hwy driving. My experience with tyres...I have worked in country towns all over WA. The Dessert duelers on 2 occasions have had eggs in the side walls from driving on railway service roads, just from going over loose rock. Ive had to replace $1200 worth of brand new tyres, twice. Okay for the beach but if going bush, stick to the old Rock climbing cheese cutters. Fk the looks.

I'm sorry, but you are both just painful. Lose the tv presenter voices. Too yuppie for me, but people will watch. So try be better and all the best. I hope your next video that hits my algorithm doesn't grind my gears so hard.

A decent size silky saw is the best chainsaw substitute

1:59 Way to make WA sound interesting! "they went over to the next big rock" XD

All the modern crap is for videos ihave traveld for years with a ute gas stove fridge sleeping bag and roll up in a tarp with enough water in plastick bottles and an axe

You really must be from the city!!!

How did you guys find the mesh in the end? Enough to keep those smaller bugs out?

Agree with most of that , it is nice to have good candles though , I’d keep the spotties . As for the footwear , id probably make room for two pair of good shoes , one pair of work boots and runners , if you get bogged up to the floor the runners will be useless, the thongs too , boots will dry out and easy to clean up. It is easy to have too much stuff though , especially if you have limited room. Although you can usually find an away to squeeze it all in, but it makes hard work constantly having to unbury stuff. Something i could have sacrificed on my trip around was clothing , clothes are fairly bulky , you dont need 5 pair of jeans 3 pair of shorts , half a dozen t shirts , two coats ,etc , its different if you have a caravan, if your only in one vehicle like a 4WD , you can cut down.

Good information folks, there are a lot of people who really need to watch and understand what you are saying. I'm pretty ancient now, but have travelled a lot in this wonderful country we call home. It took me a couple of months to learn the hard way what you're saying and I've followed this way for many years. Family members still poke crap at me because I travel so lightly, but I don't mind because I don't have to look after a truckload of stuff I don't need and would never use. Thanks folks, loved the video.

very true, big bull bars lights and mud terrains are for driving around the city... lol

Why are you yelling at me? Far out. The camp oven is the best. If your veggies lose their freshness or the ones for sale in remote shops aren't the best quality, the camp oven will turn them into a great feed. Stick to your overnighters at the Nepean Caravan Park.

Nice video which has created some discussion. We use our 4wd differently in different situations and trips. Going bush in the VIC High country its well worth taking a proper powerful saw capable of cutting through a big gum tree. But Central Queensland err no dont bother. A comprehensive tool kit for me is a must along with oil belt filters rags a decent jack and a flat block of hardwood which is so useful for so many things. Other things not to take ... bad beer 🍺 chrs

Sorry but I've had 2 experiences now where a chainsaw got me out of sticky situations. They're a must when in remote areas. Spotlights too are a massive help to save from wildlife and potential catastrophic damage to your car

Brush bars are unnecessary to in my view

Thanks for taking the time to make this video for amature 4x4 people who appreciate your opinion and help your offering to the average joe. Screw the keyboards professional warriors.

Never take advice from people who wear thongs in the bush.

Nice fun vid guys. Please buy a new steering wheel cover!

number 1 yes but steel rims with smaller holes than yours ...why ... flowing river slowly crossing had a 70mmm diameter branch find that large hole in rim , stalled motor and the river kept rising

Brush bars are pretty useless also..

Well that rear bar of yours is illegal in NSW. No fuels to be carried in NSW on rear of car

Nice video...great scenery. Keeps it up and dont listen to the detracters. Awsome job and nice people having a great go at it.

Big Desert was my first real 4wd camping trip...loved it. such a great place.

what and were is your water tank from?? thanks

If what you do is mostly touring/overlanding, AT tyres are a no brainer. For this application, MT tyres are an overkill. Anyone fitting them for touring purposes either wanted them primarily for their tough aggressive looks, or where incorrectly advised. And I totally disagree with you about your thoughts on driving lights / light bars.

You obviously don't do much night driving on any conditions or terrain. Otherwise, you wouldn't have advised ditching the driving lights. You might hardly need them, but when you do, they're indispensable. So, I'd rather have them on my vehicle than not. Just like I'd rather have insurance on my 4WD and not use it, than not.

We never broke wine glasses, bottles or jars in 200,000 km of outback travel in #Smoky60Series with its Old Man Emu and PolyAir bags and leaf springs on the #VelcroPalace , which broke four springs over its life…. We had flouro 12v lights to light the camp setup…

Fark stopped watching half way through. What you recommend doesn't work for everyone. Each to their own.

luv the tips.. Wikicamps ++