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Love it! - I think I agree about the microwave. For us we use it a lot because of reheating food like you said. Very handy for oatmeal breakfasts in the morning as well. But yes, if you won't be near shore power or an inverter, the storage may be worth the trade off. - Do you think you will run into ground clearance issues with the current trailer tire spare mount? It looks like that is a lowest point and also near a point of articulation? Not sure where else it could go, though. Great job on the camper so far, can't wait to see more videos on it!

Nice pick up, have you thought of putting a power system in the rear (battery, charger n inverter) solar panels on the roof?? Joolca for a hot water system. A spare wheel on the front maybe or switch the wheels n tyres to be the same size as the rum runner. Love the wrap, sets it apart

Idea, Pump tucked up under the rig so if you get a leak no water in rig. If you leave it energized and you get a leak 14 gallons in the car would not be good. 😮

Fantastic assessment, to increase the run time reduce the pipe diameter also an aerator will work too

Does the pump have any type of inline filter that can be changed from time to time?

What prevents the water in the system from freezing in the middle of winter?

Lucky you never poked any deeper in that flesh eating termite mound mate. They can swarm out in their billions and eat you from the feet up while your trying to run away!!. Seriously though thanks for the vid. Found you thru Harry channel and ill be keen to follow your adventures in the USA. Dont send me a 1st aid kit. I have enough shit in my 4wd to do open heart surgery in the desert 🙂

Next time the power goes out we’ll be set!

Interesting. It's been a while. Seems you're doing really well. Keep on keeping on. 👍🏼👍🏼

Fantastic addition to the rig, just watch the wear on those pipes going through the chassis

The only thing lacking in that entire setup was a Red Hills Land Cruiser Club decal nestled in among the other decals. 😊

Looks like a great set up mate. Cheers Steve

Cool setup! I've always thought we should make use of that space!

A great looking area to do some camping-nice find.

Miss King Overland may not approve of your love of dangerous snakes !

Dominic Courts

Just purchased the G13 version and it's the way to go.

Fantastic episode and review. What an awesome vehicle to hire

I drive by that spot almost every day and always wondered what was down that road!

Came here from a recent f2f reference. Glad I did.

So what head unit did you recommend? I have a 2015 forerunner

Thanks for showing. Have you been pretty happy with it over the last 3 years? No issues with fitment , leaking, etc?

I have been researching many different head units to upgrade. I cannot find something that does not have a few bugs. So far I am just staying with the OEM version.

Happy to hear a lot of the common issues/complaints seem to have been addressed. Have you had any issues or bugs pop up since the install?

More wank than review

Everyone needs more than one grill.

Me and the wife been trying to find armadillo lk on Google map but not having luck can you point us in right direction

Next time your in knoxville drive over to Madison county,nc ti drive up to max patch to check our the views. That area is licayed nearby this buzzards roost area. It is also located off of interstatw 40. You take the harmons den exir to drive up to max patch.

Loved your video mate, I also picked up on the parody of Tim Bates 😂

What controller is that?

They used it for road i10

😮😮😮😮😮😂😂

Thanks for the dirt road tour.

Spectacular spot to camp, looks well maintained and reasonably untouched. Looking forward to the rest of the trip.

Enjoy

Nice one Nathan! We've missed you mate. Cheers Steve

In case I haven't already shared this, I love Arizona.

Visited Arizona to see my friend who I've been writing to for over 25 years. She lives in Safford and I live in Manchester, England. The first thing that hit me was not the heat, which was 106 degrees in October, but it was how brown everywhere was, when I'm used to everywhere being green and colourful. Stopped at Phoenix and I'd pre-ordered a tour with Detours of Arizona for a day out to the Grand Canyon as it was a long way, for us anyway. They were really good. We then went from Phoenix to Tombstone, watched the re-enactment, although not in the OK Coral, it was out on the street. Stayed at the Larian Motel, which was a nice place to stay, only a 10 minute walk to the centre of the old Tombstone. Then we drove onto Safford. They took us up Mount Graham, and went 9,000ft up, and boy, it was a lovely 95 degree heat. Much better than down on the low level which, as I said was 106 degrees. They felt the coolness as they were wearing jackets. Me and my hubby were in t-shirts and thin slacks. A lovely green meadow up there with the most beautiful coloured butterflies. On our way back to their house, I had my first sniff of a roadkill. It was a skunk. I could not describe the smell of one. My friend's hubby said that they smell worse when dead than when they are alive and squirt you with their "aroma"🤣. I would recommend this trip for anyone to go on. On the train side. Another time we visited the US, we took an Amtrak from San Diego to LA, which was only a three hour trip, then from LA to Chicago on the South Western Chief (2.5 days). It had four engines pulling it. And when it was going around a bend in the mountains, we didn't see the back end of it at all. One thing I do know is that odd numbered highways travel north/south, even number go east/west, as in I.10, and I've travelled down the Pacific Highway, I.01. You just mentioned it in your video🤣🤣. Very interesting explaining about your information about the highways. But just one thing. As I said, I live in England, and we do have some very straight stretches of road. Just look at an atlas of the country, and you have the A5, A1, and other roads that are actually named as streets. These are actually Roman built roads. They were built 2,000 years ago, and we still use the same lines. Same in Italy, if you look at their roads, they still use the old Roman roads and they are straight as an arrow, they didn't build them to go round things, they went through or over or under places. It was so their armies could march that much quicker

Did you raid Ronnys actual wardrobe 😂 too good

Recently binge watched Intents but I have run out of episodes. So I'm happy to have found this video😂 (From Western Australia)

OnX, Gia and etc are the best of road map apps. Google will lead you astray too often.

No large trucks/RVs basically is what that sign meant.

Useless fckn video...

Just saw you on 95 heading north, tube steak 🥩 LoL 😆 never Heard hot dogs called that LoL 😊

New rig in the future ??

With that big nose in the way, I WOUNT FOKUS

Love the vids bro, have you checked out the real king of the bushman- Russell Coight? His show is "All Aussie Adventures" i get all my advice from Russ. Never put me wrong. 👍

The ozbraai is strong with this one 😉😉😘

Love the original & the parody! 😂

I also love the Osceola NF. I live in Columbia Co, so I'm about 20 miles from it. I have not seen it that dry as you showed in you video. We should meet up in the fall and do a ride, lol