Got an old Engle I won off you in the cooking competition back in 4wd action days ep 156 I think….been in every one of my cruisers over the years and still going strong keeping the beers cold to this day👌…….great vid as always 🍻👍
Brought the Roothy pack 4 months back bolted a MW 2 door canopy alloy on perfect enough for me. Took it out Cairns to Cabald gorge loaded with gear sat on the road beautiful even dropping off for the roadtrains outside Georgetown. Just running the standard tyres for now not a bad bit of rubber for out of the box.
Nice one. I have learnt a lot from your cooking segments over the yrs. I would like to see you doing a nice track and engaging 4x4 in the Mahindra. Nothing gunho trying to break thing just a nice trip. Cheers 🍻
Those little gas cookers .. bloody Iove em .. Onions sprinkled heavily with brown sugar soaked in 4x over night & splash of Port Add to HOT plate add liquid as they cook. 😉
You used to let me climb all through both milo's especially when i built my 47! Can i have a look at the mahindra when i see you next?? 😅 honestly you have me curious, how does she handle the rugged and remote stuff? Whats her name? Nesquick?
Shannon you've missed the big point here mate - Mahindra is made in India, not China. Politically I'd side with the Indians all day long = we've always been on the same side and they play cricket too!!! And unless you're driving something like my old HJ Holden, chances are some or all of what you have is made in China or Thailand anyway. I wouldn't support China EVER!
I love you mate and have the utmost respect for your knowledge and experience. I hate that stinking Mahindra. Has it broken yet ? Is that the same one or have you traded up ? I recently drove a couple at a field day here in Victoria. Not impressed ! I’ll keep my old 1HZ 80 thanks .
Haha! On ya Andy, thanks for that. I wish I'd kept my old 1HZ 80 Series, it was our family truck and bloody magnificent. I bought the Mahindra because I've never owned a new vehicle and being a tight arse really couldn't see the value in the mainstream stuff now that it's all the same anyway. I tested a couple - one for a year - gave them heaps and genuinely enjoyed them. This is the same one, just painted it green, and now has about 55,000k on - not a huge lot apart from a dodgy exhaust sensor (real easy fix once I knew where it was) and a cracked windscreen. We love it mate.
Bloody good to see you back on the box mate , and that lamb pie looks the goods …
Living your best life, camping, with the wife, excellent new truck ( green of course ) doing what you do best, thanks Roothy and camera lady :)
Our pleasure! Thanks for that. And yes we’re having a ball.
Nice to see you having the chance to travel with Karen now the kids would be all grown up.
That’s the Roothy I love to watch! Good to see you enjoying life with the missus.
More to come!
Nice upload and cooking
Jim
Nice to see you both out bush and cooking again😊❤
Awesome as Roothy ❤ you guys 👍🇦🇺🍻🍔🔥🦞❤️🍔🥧🔥🦞🍕
What an any one say Roothy..!!!!
You guys are living the Australian dream.
Thanks for sharing..
Bon Appetite 🍻
Welcome back Roothy we’ve missed you!
Got an old Engle I won off you in the cooking competition back in 4wd action days ep 156 I think….been in every one of my cruisers over the years and still going strong keeping the beers cold to this day👌…….great vid as always 🍻👍
Yep they keep on keeping the beer cold. Gotta love em.
Finally on a 'trip', time to take that beast out on a serious trip now, a vid long overdue.
Thanks for the share 🤙👍
Always good to see you on the Tube Roothy, keep up the great work.
Thankyou for another cook up video roothy, keep em coming
Great quick awsum feed. I have not seen pastry added to a stew. How simple & effective !! Cheers
Your a great man and very lucky to have your wife there also,i still love watching the videos of you guys,thanks mate
Wow, thank you. Must be beer o'clock then???
Good stuff John
Love your MAHINDRA I too own one and camp with it best truck I’ve ever owned.
Top job on your video.
Brought the Roothy pack 4 months back bolted a MW 2 door canopy alloy on perfect enough for me. Took it out Cairns to Cabald gorge loaded with gear sat on the road beautiful even dropping off for the roadtrains outside Georgetown. Just running the standard tyres for now not a bad bit of rubber for out of the box.
Yep I had a good run with the standard rubber too, not bad tyres at all. These Maxis are really good tho -
Great to see you John back cooking. I've missed that. I've still got the DVDs from og magazines you were in.
Thanks, and we plan on more bush cooking mostly because that's what we do anyway!!! Love it
Lovely
Good feed mate 👍
Good to see your video mate
Love it~ stunning , catch ya later~
What’s going on with the pony tail Roothy? Time till let it go old fella hahha, loving the set up
There was a couple of years I had hair cuts but gave it up to spend more on fuel.
Fantastic
Thanks
Nice one. I have learnt a lot from your cooking segments over the yrs.
I would like to see you doing a nice track and engaging 4x4 in the Mahindra. Nothing gunho trying to break thing just a nice trip.
Cheers 🍻
We've been meaning to do some more track filming - definitely on the cards next time!!!
Miss your cocking videos! So good!
Nice video my friend new friends here ❤
Those little gas cookers .. bloody Iove em ..
Onions sprinkled heavily with brown sugar soaked in 4x over night & splash of Port
Add to HOT plate add liquid as they cook. 😉
Yep, love the cookers too - and love the sound of caramelised onions and port!!! nice one Nathan.
Bloody good idea a roadside lamb pie, fresh homemade food on the go, probably cost $40-$50 for you both if you bought that.
Need to see the Mahindra on beer o'clock hill!
I thought about it - but not yet!
You used to let me climb all through both milo's especially when i built my 47! Can i have a look at the mahindra when i see you next?? 😅 honestly you have me curious, how does she handle the rugged and remote stuff? Whats her name? Nesquick?
Ha! Full review coming up once we've finished testing her - already done some big remote miles and no worries at all. Loving it actually.
Mahindra Indian made offroad on any terrain
How you liking the curry cruiser ? You certainly have it kitted out well
It does everything we want and more. No complaints so far at all. Thanks to 4AM Rutherford 😊
Someone told to cut onions underwater, tried that, nearly drowned.
Bugger. Made the fish cry I bet. Hahaha
John. Can I ask those rims are they a negative offset rims you have on there
Yes, details coming up in the review -
That smiley face needed a beard mate
Where's Milo 2, why don't you take It out anymore?
Terrain Tamer Sydney have it now.
Yeah she’s gone to Terrain Tamer - fair enough given they supplied everything during the build - and said I can borrow her back anytime too!!
Everything but the celery
100% agree, celery is a dampener whenever added, no point having glorious lamb to have flavour dominated by celery.
Mahindra. I love roothy but what a terrible terrible shame. Not just another one sells out to the Chinese, but our Roothy.
Shannon you've missed the big point here mate - Mahindra is made in India, not China. Politically I'd side with the Indians all day long = we've always been on the same side and they play cricket too!!! And unless you're driving something like my old HJ Holden, chances are some or all of what you have is made in China or Thailand anyway. I wouldn't support China EVER!
Your set up there is pretty schmick roothy enjoy it
Yep, thanks to 4WD Industries in Rutherford for the fit out - and it works real well.
@@JOHNROOTHROOTHY that's the ticket
Maybe a bit less pie and a bit more bushwalking’s? 🤷♂️🙈 🚶♂️🚶♂️
Now the new knees are settling in I plan on doing exactly that. Thanks
Mutton Pie Is Better...!
I love you mate and have the utmost respect for your knowledge and experience. I hate that stinking Mahindra. Has it broken yet ? Is that the same one or have you traded up ? I recently drove a couple at a field day here in Victoria. Not impressed ! I’ll keep my old 1HZ 80 thanks .
Haha! On ya Andy, thanks for that. I wish I'd kept my old 1HZ 80 Series, it was our family truck and bloody magnificent. I bought the Mahindra because I've never owned a new vehicle and being a tight arse really couldn't see the value in the mainstream stuff now that it's all the same anyway. I tested a couple - one for a year - gave them heaps and genuinely enjoyed them. This is the same one, just painted it green, and now has about 55,000k on - not a huge lot apart from a dodgy exhaust sensor (real easy fix once I knew where it was) and a cracked windscreen. We love it mate.