G'day Tyler. Happy Fathers Day! Thanks for putting up these videos. Very inspirational. You're a family man (growing again soon) & we love to watch the interaction between you & Kai. The reason you are getting soo popular is because you are slowly becoming Blonde Roothy! Lots of 4wd Action readers (remember magazines) loved watching Roothy and the passion he had for the bush and for the adventure. You have mechanical sympathy. You care about what you do & don't "just send it" to be a HERO for video footage. Don't stop doing what you do legend! I'd love for my work & family life to be flexible enough to be able to travel like you do.
I think I've seen more of the Cape watching this series than all the other 4wd shows put together. I enjoyed every second of it. Happy father's Day mate
I’ve done a lot of 4wding in my time and watched a lot of 4wding videos in my time, absolute credit to your video work editing and the way you have shown how to drive an area where others make it out to be $100,000 vehicles or forget about it! You and your son should be so proud.
I think the word you're looking for is "Density" when describing water in diesel fuel. On another topic, I own an LC80 and I love it, but just ignore the people suggesting you should have bought a Land Cruiser or another brand instead of your Nav etc. IMO you've bought the "right" 4WD if it does what you want and meet and/or exceed your expectations - regardless of brand. Keep up the great adventures, and continue to share your hints and tips for each area you visit. It really helps people like me who are planning to tackle these areas for the first time when things open up again. Thanks 👍
Thanks Tyler, I really miss that country. Kinda sad I'm getting on in years and losing time to covid lockdowns, never thought it would be like this. All the best, keep doing what you do and sharing.
Such a good realistic view of the cape and what's involved, myself and our little family are doing the cape solo this year and watching this series has got me so keen. What a trip for you and your young fella, I'm sure a trip he will be telling his kids about when he gets older.
Tyler this is the best Cape York video series I have watched. And I have watched quiet a few. You do a brilliant job of showing us the real Tele track. Not just the hero parts. I last travelled up there was back in 1989 in a stock standard little 1986 Holden Rodeo no winch or another extras, along with me was a 1986 Cruiser also no winch or big lift kit. WE did the entire Tele Track carrying all our fuel.(4x 60litre drums of Diesel in the back of the Rodeo). The cruiser had a 200L tank in the tray. Only place I bogged the Rodeo was exiting the northern side of Cockatoo crossing.(Very sandy climb back than). The chasis broke on the way home at Batavia Downs. Welded it up on the side of the road and made it back to Cairns. How things have changed. Congrates on your hard work Mate. Keep up the good work and travel safe.
Mate, that Nissan has been kicked in the knackers over and over, I'm impressed. The Toyota boys are living in some sort of cult mind control daze. Nissan should be using you to promote their products.
That Navarra is awesome. I live in Canada, I've got an '18 frontier pro4x... I love it. I just wish there was more aftermarket stuff available for it like they have in Australia. Maybe with the new one that's coming we can finally have some aftermarket support for it
@@AndyViant all 4wd's cope with the cape just fine. Landcruiser's definitely do cope best, not even a competition as they are built for the abuse. The price tag makes them a bit pointless unless you are using it for commercial stuff working and being abused and neglected for 30 years. But for good solid 4wd adventures without the toyota tax old gu & gq patrols and the new navs are pretty hard to beat.. looks pretty tough too
@@AiDOS__ Plenty of people would disagree over the Landcruiser versus Patrol thing. Everything I have seen over the years suggests that Landcruisers are easier to roll over, easier to break axles and swivel hubs in, break diffs and break transfer cases in, and their water pump failure rate is much higher. Overall, their engine reliability is better, but if you were to put say a TD42 against any Landcruiser motor, I'd take the TD42 every time. Funnily enough, the Army, for whom the Cape could easily become the front line of defence, don't use either. Defenders and Wranglers will both far exceed the stock capabilities of either LC or Patrol. So, to suggest that the LC has magic superpowers compared to other alternatives, suggests blind brand loyalty over rational testing. Especially without any data to back it up. What I will say is that LC's are more common up there, but that's probably just good marketing than anything else.
Another great series mate!! Was so good to see more of the cape then are in most vids and esp more parts of the Tele track that aren’t shown. Can’t wait to see what’s next…..
Thanks for another great video. I have welded on two star pickets some water pipe. So I use it for fishing rod holders. Next I have a hinged corrugated tin for wind break. Also a stake for a area light or wind break for swag. Or beach shelter. Multi use.
Great Video Tyler thanks for your honesty shows through that you say how it is. Also great to see your with your Son enjoying together. Thanks again be safe cheers
You really gave a great down to earth and informative perspective of Cape York. Very enjoyable video and look forward to seeing what’s to come. Cheers mate.
Awesome series mate! Glad you were able to have a blast despite of some car troubles getting there. It truly seems like a magical place. Keen to see the next series!
Top series this mate. I am new to the 4WD world, and I'm loving this kind of stuff whilst in lockdown. It's giving me inspiration to get out and see this amazing country we call home, as soon as we can. Sure, there's plenty of places overseas I want to experience with my family, but this big brown land has so much beauty and peace to offer as well. Cheers mate. Please keep cranking the videos out.
This episode made me bite the bullet. Your are the best person to support on Patreon. I want to see you succeed as I reckon you're a top bloke and RUclipsr. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Another great installment to your Cape trip... Fruit Bat Falls is just such an amazing place, brings back great memories. Next time I'm up there we are going to visit 5 beaches and also do the Frenchmans... As always you do a great job with your filing and editing.👍😎
11:29 dude your starting a bush fire ! watching the final part of your trip is really painful, so want to experience the top end again... so so bad. thanks for sharing in your ty style, only multipart vid of the top end, apart from sams original chasing lines series that is captivating
That blue navara that drowned in the pascoe is still there, just up the top. Albeit a bit destroyed. Pretty sad it got left there, bit of an eye sore now.
Nah it's fine to go solo. Everyone has recovery gear they're just waiting to use to help others out of trouble. You get as much help solo as you would in a big group, if you need it. Awesome place, awesome trip, solo is fine.
Just sitting down to watch at the end of Father’s Day. Wife got me the TT hoodie as a pressie from the ankle biters. Stoked that XL turns out to be extra long not extra wide like most. Love your stuff mate especially the time with your son.
Super vid. TT..Tops... Big bog hole you reversed on. Front lockers werent on....... Keep them comin... Me and my wife really enjoy the footage.... Fruit bat.. Majestic... Loved it there...
Great video mate. I reckon this is your best one yet. Cracking editing 👌🏼 It was great to see more of the Cape than just the usual highlights. I love how you do these in series. Keep it up mate!
Wow. I really enjoyed this video. If I was looking at buying a new 4x4 I would definitely be looking at Navara. You torture yours so much and it takes it.
What a mad dawg ..... Great Series, LOVED IT..... only one problem...... the series ran out haha, cant wait to see the next series ! What a great camera crew you have haha :D
Great content mate, on what date you did the Frenchman track? I'm on bike and not far, hasn't rain few weeks, wondering if rivers will be doable. Did a creb track 2 weeks ago and was pretty easy, fully loaded Cheers!
haha the very last advert I got for this video was a Telstra one ! "can I get the wifi password" ? lol .. I'm guessing a celfi might help a bit in certain areas . other than that nothing.
I’ve got the most “unreliable” 4wd apparently, a Jeep rubicon JL and never had an issue, except the windscreens crack easy. Can’t say the same for the ranger I had before this beast… Awesome videos mate, can’t wait to get out of this lockdown shit
did you guys free camp the whole time while up the cape? we did the cape back in 2018, the wife 2 kids and I were in a 02 GU Patrol with 310k on the clock, out of 6 4wds we were the only ones to make it back without any real damage. good choice on buying a Nissan. Stick with what you know
Hey mate just discovered you channel recently and it has been awesome to watch, we are looking forward to visiting some of these spots ourselves. Was just wondering we noticed in some of your vids you have a table like set up that sits over your fire pit, not sure if you mentioned it in one of your videos, just wondering what it is and where can we get one from. Thanks again for the great content.
For the 10 days it was on during the cape trip Id argue more benefit then damage as it helps keep the masses of dust away from the airbox and engine, what is the damage?
Diesel vs water? Water is heavier than Diesel so that's why the water trap is at the bottom of the filter/seperator. Gravity does the work (and some other stuff).
G'day Tyler. Happy Fathers Day! Thanks for putting up these videos. Very inspirational. You're a family man (growing again soon) & we love to watch the interaction between you & Kai. The reason you are getting soo popular is because you are slowly becoming Blonde Roothy! Lots of 4wd Action readers (remember magazines) loved watching Roothy and the passion he had for the bush and for the adventure. You have mechanical sympathy. You care about what you do & don't "just send it" to be a HERO for video footage. Don't stop doing what you do legend! I'd love for my work & family life to be flexible enough to be able to travel like you do.
Thanks mate, appreciate it!
11:23 Just waiting for you turn around and go running after the fire 🔥😂. Always great vids mate. 👌 #livingthedream
🤣🤣🤣 yep saw that too!!
I pay credit Tyler .👍👍This is the first time I’ve seen a return drive from the tip ,as a lot of the other $$$$$$$ 4x4 shows never do.
didnt 4wd247 do it ? maybe the tele trac in reverse
@@youtubecarspottersguide1 Yeah, they showed it in reverse. Is it where they had to turn back from a deep Pascoe River?
Cheers mate
I think I've seen more of the Cape watching this series than all the other 4wd shows put together. I enjoyed every second of it. Happy father's Day mate
Thanks mate, appreciate it!
TT that was amazing, that water crossing had us all with our feet off the couch when you did it. Pascoe is not for the faint hearted...💪🤙
Thanks mate, sure was deep!
I’ve done a lot of 4wding in my time and watched a lot of 4wding videos in my time, absolute credit to your video work editing and the way you have shown how to drive an area where others make it out to be $100,000 vehicles or forget about it! You and your son should be so proud.
Thanks mate, appreciate it!
At the 11:50 mark, I was watching behind you… I had a Russell Coight thought with bushfire starting 🤦♂️🤦♂️😂😂😂😂
Haha, me too.
Thanks for sharing Tyler. Awesome river crossing. Happy Fathers Day to all the Dads out there in lockdown watching 4x4 vids.
I think the word you're looking for is "Density" when describing water in diesel fuel. On another topic, I own an LC80 and I love it, but just ignore the people suggesting you should have bought a Land Cruiser or another brand instead of your Nav etc. IMO you've bought the "right" 4WD if it does what you want and meet and/or exceed your expectations - regardless of brand. Keep up the great adventures, and continue to share your hints and tips for each area you visit. It really helps people like me who are planning to tackle these areas for the first time when things open up again. Thanks 👍
Specific Gravity.
Great video buddy, thought the water was going to come in the window at the Pascoe River crossing. :)
Thanks mate, yep was bloody deep! haha
Thanks Tyler, I really miss that country. Kinda sad I'm getting on in years and losing time to covid lockdowns, never thought it would be like this. All the best, keep doing what you do and sharing.
Such a good realistic view of the cape and what's involved, myself and our little family are doing the cape solo this year and watching this series has got me so keen. What a trip for you and your young fella, I'm sure a trip he will be telling his kids about when he gets older.
Cheers mate, enjoy your trip!
Tyler this is the best Cape York video series I have watched. And I have watched quiet a few. You do a brilliant job of showing us the real Tele track. Not just the hero parts.
I last travelled up there was back in 1989 in a stock standard little 1986 Holden Rodeo no winch or another extras, along with me was a 1986 Cruiser also no winch or big lift kit. WE did the entire Tele Track carrying all our fuel.(4x 60litre drums of Diesel in the back of the Rodeo). The cruiser had a 200L tank in the tray. Only place I bogged the Rodeo was exiting the northern side of Cockatoo crossing.(Very sandy climb back than). The chasis broke on the way home at Batavia Downs. Welded it up on the side of the road and made it back to Cairns. How things have changed. Congrates on your hard work Mate. Keep up the good work and travel safe.
Thanks mate, appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing the places we don't normally see in Cape videos.
Glad you enjoyed it mate!
Mate, that Nissan has been kicked in the knackers over and over, I'm impressed. The Toyota boys are living in some sort of cult mind control daze. Nissan should be using you to promote their products.
Thanks mate!
That Navarra is awesome. I live in Canada, I've got an '18 frontier pro4x... I love it. I just wish there was more aftermarket stuff available for it like they have in Australia. Maybe with the new one that's coming we can finally have some aftermarket support for it
My Nav coped with the cape just fine. Landcruisers don't noticably do much better. GQ's, on the other hand...
@@AndyViant all 4wd's cope with the cape just fine. Landcruiser's definitely do cope best, not even a competition as they are built for the abuse. The price tag makes them a bit pointless unless you are using it for commercial stuff working and being abused and neglected for 30 years. But for good solid 4wd adventures without the toyota tax old gu & gq patrols and the new navs are pretty hard to beat.. looks pretty tough too
@@AiDOS__ Plenty of people would disagree over the Landcruiser versus Patrol thing. Everything I have seen over the years suggests that Landcruisers are easier to roll over, easier to break axles and swivel hubs in, break diffs and break transfer cases in, and their water pump failure rate is much higher.
Overall, their engine reliability is better, but if you were to put say a TD42 against any Landcruiser motor, I'd take the TD42 every time.
Funnily enough, the Army, for whom the Cape could easily become the front line of defence, don't use either.
Defenders and Wranglers will both far exceed the stock capabilities of either LC or Patrol.
So, to suggest that the LC has magic superpowers compared to other alternatives, suggests blind brand loyalty over rational testing.
Especially without any data to back it up.
What I will say is that LC's are more common up there, but that's probably just good marketing than anything else.
Another great series mate!! Was so good to see more of the cape then are in most vids and esp more parts of the Tele track that aren’t shown. Can’t wait to see what’s next…..
Glad you enjoyed it mate!
Loving the Cape series! Its great to see you getting out there and driving the vehicle to the max.
Glad you like them!
Great show mate and enjoyed the ride. Thanks alot for all your efforts
Glad you enjoyed it
Another great video mate, i was waiting for your son to say STOP when you were halfway through the Pascoe river crossing LOL.
😂😂
Another great vid. Malaki’s pics are awesome too.
Wow mate. After that car before you drowned then watching you my stomach was in my throat for you but you just glided through it! Legend.
Thanks for another great video. I have welded on two star pickets some water pipe. So I use it for fishing rod holders. Next I have a hinged corrugated tin for wind break. Also a stake for a area light or wind break for swag. Or beach shelter. Multi use.
Great trip buddy, loved it, certainly got some flexing on the car, impressive driving 👍👍👍🏕🏕🏕🏕🏕
Cheers mate!
Another sensational video bud.
That young tacker of yours is living an adventurous life. Very lucky.
Keep it coming our way mate. 👍🇦🇺
Thanks mate!
Great Video Tyler thanks for your honesty shows through that you say how it is.
Also great to see your with your Son enjoying together.
Thanks again be safe cheers
An other wild trip,some great driving & goo camera work. SAfe travels
Navara got a nice wash crossing the Pascoe, awesome series Tyler
On ya Tyler, great series. Living the dream vicariously from Lockdown number 6 in Melbs. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Thanks mate, hopefully these lockdowns end soon!
Funny how you can get to the cape and back without all the BS shows like 4wd24/7 carry on with. Loved your trip
Awesome trip and video series. Beach runs, water crossings and tough tracks, what an adventure. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate!
These water crossings are killing me. Well done Tyler.
You really gave a great down to earth and informative perspective of Cape York. Very enjoyable video and look forward to seeing what’s to come. Cheers mate.
Much appreciated!
Great series mate! Thanks for taking us along with you. Again. 🙃
Cheers for watching mate!
Awesome series mate! Glad you were able to have a blast despite of some car troubles getting there. It truly seems like a magical place. Keen to see the next series!
Thanks mate!
Top series this mate. I am new to the 4WD world, and I'm loving this kind of stuff whilst in lockdown. It's giving me inspiration to get out and see this amazing country we call home, as soon as we can. Sure, there's plenty of places overseas I want to experience with my family, but this big brown land has so much beauty and peace to offer as well. Cheers mate. Please keep cranking the videos out.
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the series!
If you have 100 cruisers on the track ,chances are that one of them ends up on tow truck 😉
Yep.
This episode made me bite the bullet. Your are the best person to support on Patreon. I want to see you succeed as I reckon you're a top bloke and RUclipsr. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks mate, really appreciate the support!
Another great installment to your Cape trip... Fruit Bat Falls is just such an amazing place, brings back great memories. Next time I'm up there we are going to visit 5 beaches and also do the Frenchmans...
As always you do a great job with your filing and editing.👍😎
Thanks mate!
Loved this series mate. I need to get back up there. Cheers Steve
That Nav Is a weapon 🤘
You do an awesome job filming and editing you give the big boys a run for their money
Cheers mate
What another bunch of great adventures!!! I enjoyed that little bit of bush chemistry class.. nice feature ;)
Thanks mate 😁
Awesome series Tyler! My wife and I are inspired!
Cheers!
Did the frenchmans a couple days ago, that navara is still there 😂 missing a couple parts these days though
11:29 dude your starting a bush fire ! watching the final part of your trip is really painful, so want to experience the top end again... so so bad. thanks for sharing in your ty style, only multipart vid of the top end, apart from sams original chasing lines series that is captivating
my hats off to you doing it on your own!
thanks mate!
That blue navara that drowned in the pascoe is still there, just up the top.
Albeit a bit destroyed.
Pretty sad it got left there, bit of an eye sore now.
Another cracking video. The quality of content and production continues to impress.
Thanks mate!
Another epic video champ.
That Pascoe river crossing I was praying for you lol 👍🏽
Thanks mate!
Awesome video Tyler Cape looked great can't wait to see the top end
Very cool TT. Even though there’s lots of people up there it’s still pretty Ballsy to take it on by your self. 👍🏿
Nah it's fine to go solo. Everyone has recovery gear they're just waiting to use to help others out of trouble. You get as much help solo as you would in a big group, if you need it. Awesome place, awesome trip, solo is fine.
Another awesome vid Tyler 👍
Just sitting down to watch at the end of Father’s Day. Wife got me the TT hoodie as a pressie from the ankle biters. Stoked that XL turns out to be extra long not extra wide like most. Love your stuff mate especially the time with your son.
Cheers mate, glad you like the hoodie!
Super vid. TT..Tops... Big bog hole you reversed on. Front lockers werent on....... Keep them comin... Me and my wife really enjoy the footage.... Fruit bat.. Majestic... Loved it there...
Thanks mate!
that cut to day 8, beautifull!
Your experience certainly shows.
Well done Tyler 👍
Another great vid Tyler. We couldn’t do Frenchman’s in May, was way too
Deep and flowing. Loved seeing your trip through there, future inspiration.
Thanks mate!
Another great part of your trip
Nice work boyz
love the videos Tyler. good to see where you can take a duel cab!
Awesome trip mate and great video 👍🍻
Thanks 👍
Nailed it again nice Vidio mate
Your young fella so lucky to get to do all this 👍🏼👍🏼
The blue Navara was still there when we went through 8/7/21. It had been winched up that bank and out of the way
Great video mate. I reckon this is your best one yet. Cracking editing 👌🏼
It was great to see more of the Cape than just the usual highlights. I love how you do these in series. Keep it up mate!
Thanks mate!
Awesome episode! Decent flow in the Pascoe crossing too.
Yep sure was!
Awesome work across Pascoe river. Again, you made it look so easy. I'm sure it wasn't. Well done. ✊👌👍
Thanks mate 👍
Awesome video mate solid effort
Awesome experience n series mate. Well done.
Another great vid mate. Can't wait to tick this off.
Digging the new tunes
Thanks mate!
Great video mate. Still trying to get up to the cape. Glad you mentioned the RTT, was going to ask how it held up.
Another awesome video! 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Really interested in your fire pit - .looks very quick and easy to set up - what brand is it?
Keep doing what your doing, great content, best 4wd footage of the cape area by far. How about a 5 minute review of those drifta chairs 👊💥👊
Thanks mate, appreciate!
another great vlog Mate ... Fantastic drone footage good 4 wheeling and river crossings great to watch
Cheers mate!
Hi Greetings From UK.... What is the aerial on yr bumper passenger side the thick black one... and what radio do you use..👍🇬🇧
Wow. I really enjoyed this video. If I was looking at buying a new 4x4 I would definitely be looking at Navara. You torture yours so much and it takes it.
Thanks mate!
11:44 you starting a bushfire 🤣
Thanks for videos mate 👍 to do that trip solo is a big effort well done! I think Malakai has found his future calling as well 👌
Thanks mate!
Personally I am a Ford fan, but the reliability of that Nissan has amazed me...
Tyler, thanks for another great video. Happy Fathers Day!
cheers mate!
Another great series. Thanks 👏
What a mad dawg ..... Great Series, LOVED IT..... only one problem...... the series ran out haha, cant wait to see the next series ! What a great camera crew you have haha :D
Haha thanks mate 👌
Looks like an awesome trip. It's definitely on my bucket list
Another cracken vid dude. Cape is my number one place/ track I want to do. Happy Father’s Day mate. Cheers
Thanks mate, appreciate it!
Loved this trip, been awesome
Great content mate, on what date you did the Frenchman track? I'm on bike and not far, hasn't rain few weeks, wondering if rivers will be doable. Did a creb track 2 weeks ago and was pretty easy, fully loaded
Cheers!
This was back in early July mate, rivers would be much lower now
A lot of work involved in what you do mate but the reward is well worth it 👍 🏴
Thanks!
That fire looked like it was getting hectic after fruit bat falls 😂
At 5:30 your gear bag on the back looks like it is stoned 😂
Another great episode Tyler. 👍👍
Thanks mate
very cool episode ! good work !
haha the very last advert I got for this video was a Telstra one ! "can I get the wifi password" ? lol .. I'm guessing a celfi might help a bit in certain areas . other than that nothing.
Haha cheers mate!
Cool photos 👍
first class m8 camera work is top stuff , love the music( totally awesome ) and the camp chair reviews lol
Much appreciated
I’ve got the most “unreliable” 4wd apparently, a Jeep rubicon JL and never had an issue, except the windscreens crack easy. Can’t say the same for the ranger I had before this beast… Awesome videos mate, can’t wait to get out of this lockdown shit
Thanks mate!
Another great episode, thanks Tyler
Soo good
Great job again bro. Question dose water get into the van with deep crossing
Nope never get any water in
did you guys free camp the whole time while up the cape? we did the cape back in 2018, the wife 2 kids and I were in a 02 GU Patrol with 310k on the clock, out of 6 4wds we were the only ones to make it back without any real damage. good choice on buying a Nissan. Stick with what you know
Yep it was all free camping mate!
Hey mate just discovered you channel recently and it has been awesome to watch, we are looking forward to visiting some of these spots ourselves. Was just wondering we noticed in some of your vids you have a table like set up that sits over your fire pit, not sure if you mentioned it in one of your videos, just wondering what it is and where can we get one from. Thanks again for the great content.
Thanks mate! Glad you're enjoying the videos. fire pit table is from here
driftastockton.com.au
Hi Tyler, that snorkel "sock", you know is killing the Nav?
For the 10 days it was on during the cape trip Id argue more benefit then damage as it helps keep the masses of dust away from the airbox and engine, what is the damage?
Diesel vs water? Water is heavier than Diesel so that's why the water trap is at the bottom of the filter/seperator. Gravity does the work (and some other stuff).
Again, great series!