Loving your vids, just found your channel. Will follow. Did you say you run 50psi in the back and 40psi in the fronts? That seems like pretty high. What tyres, and loaded, do they heat up? What pressures when not loaded? I'm amputated scared to go over 40psi but don't know why!
Hey mate, yep sure did. Higher pressure for high load on them, rear axel load much higher than the front fully loaded. The higher pressure will help keep the heat down as much as possible. I've run both Toyo AT2s and Falken Wildpeaks. Both are good tyres and no dramas for me. 38 unloaded. Check the sidewall of your tyres and it will tell you max load/pressure. Cheers, ORT.
No issue at all, I do have a good quality cover for it and also put rags into the air intake holes to stop and dust ingress, but overall no issue. Cheers, ORT.
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They are a good compressor, but if I was getting a new one I would go for the double size one. The single one I have is a little slow when you have to pump up all the van and car tyres. Under bonnet is good for the car, but I had to get an extension hose so I could reach all the van tyres without unhooking. Hope this helps. Cheers, ORT
Hi Malcolm, we average about 23lt/100 fully loaded, including the tinny. The tinny doesnt really impact economy much with the van on surprisingly. Cheers, ORT.
Very happy with the 200 as a tow tug/touring rig. What's your touring rig/setup and are you happy with it?
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Thanks mate. Hope it helps you with your own set up. Cheers, ORT
Loving your vids, just found your channel. Will follow. Did you say you run 50psi in the back and 40psi in the fronts? That seems like pretty high. What tyres, and loaded, do they heat up? What pressures when not loaded? I'm amputated scared to go over 40psi but don't know why!
Hey mate, yep sure did. Higher pressure for high load on them, rear axel load much higher than the front fully loaded. The higher pressure will help keep the heat down as much as possible. I've run both Toyo AT2s and Falken Wildpeaks. Both are good tyres and no dramas for me. 38 unloaded. Check the sidewall of your tyres and it will tell you max load/pressure. Cheers, ORT.
How do you go with rear axle load, I have a similar setup & im way over rear axle weight with a arb 4015 kg gvm upgrade
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How do you find traveling with your boat motor on the back?
Does it get trashed or do you have a cover for it?
No issue at all, I do have a good quality cover for it and also put rags into the air intake holes to stop and dust ingress, but overall no issue. Cheers, ORT.
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thanks for posting, how to you find the arb compressor, and its location?
They are a good compressor, but if I was getting a new one I would go for the double size one. The single one I have is a little slow when you have to pump up all the van and car tyres. Under bonnet is good for the car, but I had to get an extension hose so I could reach all the van tyres without unhooking. Hope this helps. Cheers, ORT
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what is your towing fuel consumption?
Hi Malcolm, we average about 23lt/100 fully loaded, including the tinny. The tinny doesnt really impact economy much with the van on surprisingly. Cheers, ORT.
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