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Looks cool , thats a lot of weight on the roof? Are those racks mounted with a bolt and plate through the roof? or just rivited like on the stock Prado?

Look at the burb... paradise! You can afford a 3k RTT!😂😂😂

That verandah looks amazing. Interesting stuff about the drawers. Sounds like you got that tent for a song. Looking forward to hearing what that's like. Glad you found out about the jack before your first trip..!

Make some Velcro straps for your drawers 🍺

Great set up Guys, love the awning........I get what you're saying regarding the draws with no handle, maybe try nylon straps with screw/washer on each side of the straps.

I put the paracord grab handles on my drifta drawers. Since I put the chopping boards in my kaon table it’s very tight.

for the drawer handles, you can add soft flat straps and rivet them

Your setup is looking good Dave. Thanks for sharing your views.

Sweet mate. What Brand was the awning? And the drawers? I’ve put the kaon roof shelf and the panels in mine too, lost the bloody reset nuts so had to get new ones sent up. In now and I love the Kaon gear. I’ve done a few trips in my cruiser but I don’t have half of what you got bro. Good stuff

I watched your RUclips videos and found some optimization problems, each video needs to be fixed. Due to which the video views, Subscribers are getting less, the video is not going viral.

That’s a good looking setup and nice gear. Well done.

Very cool!

G'day Dave, I hope you are well. For the last few days, I have had quite a few emotional days, but I am getting through it as per usual. I've got a video coming up on my channel soon, but also, I will have a few videos in a couple of days' time, too, coming on my channel. Enjoy the videos once they've arrived. From Bill.

Great work Dave and the guys, just shows it pays to do some homework before making the commitment to get what suits your needs, well done

Looks like an awesome setup, love the pergola. Transforms the machine - will be an enabler of amazing Digby adventures, can't wait! When's the first test run?

Stay safe mate.

I’m glad you are ok. Keep an eye out for the rest of the Summer. Sometimes grass and tree roots smoulder underground and resurface in unburnt areas. So quickly we go from wet and green to dry and fire fuel. Thanks for sharing.

Wow mate, this would have been a harrowing experience and I'm glad you're in the clear, going by your comment 4 hours ago. Where would be we without firefighters, awesome people. Did you rub a lamp or something and wish to meet "Elvis"..? With all that dry grass behind you and this too-close-for-comfort afternoon, you'd do well to be prepared for defence etc. Glad you're both okay and that the place is safe. Be well mate.

We're all glad you two are okay. Be safe.

Wow. Glad they got it under control! Scary.

Fire is super scary especially in high temps and high winds. Fingers crossed for a safe summer and not a repeat of 2019

DFES does a mighty job. Good to know you are ok mate. Fire goes fast.

Sorry to hear what's happened for you today Dave. One of these unfortunate things do happen now and then. Hopefully all gets sorted out soon. Cheers Dave look after yourself stay safe out there and we'll catch up with you on the next one.

Let me acknowledge Mr #Nicontrast for doing this clip for us.. Champion.

whats the ride like compared to the triton

Guess I'll have to get a Prado now.

I could see how that heavy door and hinge could wear over time. Smart flipping the latch over. Nice tips.

Useful stuff for Prado drivers - cool you're putting it out there. I'm glad it wasn't you rubbing the door handle to make the Prado lock up, just sayin' Dave. So good that thump problem is explained and solved. The beast feels solid and reliable, was great to be an early-rider last month mate! Looking forward to the offroad vids!

Great content there, Dave. Keep up the good work. From Bill.

Kaon is awesome

I didn’t even know I had a Prado😮😊😅

Thanks for watching, we have picked up the tips from fellow travellers and Prado owners in the few weeks have had a new addition to the family.. Yes Greg thank you.. hehe Having a break from 2 wheels for awhile..

I love this, looks awesome and can' wait to see the new adventures it's going to open up for you guys.

Looks good,You need to remove the backing for the spare wheel cover.Kaon does a stainless steel fold down shelf for the rear door.

Nice one. beast.

Nice pick up, I’m looking forward to the adventures

Great content there, Dave. I look forward to your future videos on your travels with this Landcruiser Prado. I dare say that you'll be buying a caravan of some sort ? Cheers mate from William.

Congrats on the new ute. It sure looks like it came off the showroom new.

Looks awesome Digs! Looking forward to seeing what you do with it.

Hi Dave. Tony Girod here, a bit late to the party. Sorry to hear this happened to you both, glad the injuries weren't serious. Cheers

What an amazing adventure!

Just bike protection at no or slow speed is what I’ve always thought. And I also wondered if it would pin the riders leg.

Great shit guys, brilliant 👌

Wonderful recap! Well done, and cheers to both of you.

Great fun day guys. I really enjoyed this 😊

Nice way to travel 😎🤙🏻

This was great. Lots of great feels, amazing scenery and you both seem so happy and jovial. I loved the helicopter surprise. And of course the helicopter was blue. It's amazing being flown somewhere in your own helicopter.. but what really stood out as baller is jumping back into your helicopter to fly to the next winery..!! That is wild stuff banking left and right with the door open just above the tree-tops, wow. What an experience. Video left me smiling, had some laughs along the way - what a cool day mate. Great vid!

G'day Dave, great to see you again, mate. Sadly, I have lost a very best friend. Grey Tabby cat about a week ago, died by old age. She was 12 years old. I'm still upset over it. Life does go on, but it takes time to settle down. Take care catch up with you again on the next one, Cheers. From William.

Yeah/nah, crash bars are there to protect the motor and the bike itself I recon its a good thing yr here talking about it

No form of protection is perfect .I crashed my Goldwing at 100kph 2 up , the bike slid in the oil on its side spinning like a top , for a 100 metres . We hit the road like a bag of spuds , biggest high speed crash , I ever had . Yet I rode the bike back home , hundreds of kilometres, never missed a beat .