+pinny6x6 , I have changed the roof. I only just saw you comment on another video on mine the other day that you made a year ago! The roof was intended to be a pop top for camping, but I never finished it. It was damaged recently and I did away with the idea. Wanted to lower the height as it can be an issue here. Had to air my tyres down nearly flat on this track at times to get under large fallen trees.. The side door I cut in a long time ago to make it easier to get in the back without disturbing all the gear hanging on the back.
The main reason the Pinz is so awesome is its equipped with axle locks on all axles. This gives it considerable traction. Unlike basic Land Rovers which while great off roaders in standard form, suffer with traction loss when a wheel is lifted. The only scary thing with the 6x6 is when you lock the rear pair you lose the steering and practice allows you to compensate by reducing speed and as always when off roading, reading the terrain
Every axle can be equipped with lockers, LR, Jeeps etc. BUT Pinzis have: 1. independent axles with very high articulation 2. NO diff in the "way" 3. portals which give these "small" cars with very small tires (235/75-16 if I am correct) a huge ground clearance The lockers can be thrown in and out at every speed
Well I'm curious about the "$1,000 Track" name. Does it cost that much in repairs to vehicles after using the track, or was it the total expense in materials & labour in building the track?
The hill that thing climbs straight out of the river is steep as! And it just walks up it! Traction is its middle name! Then Dido came on and radio and all respect was lost :)
Hi Blakey. I'm interested in getting a Pinny but have no idea where or how. Any hints tips or suggestions please. I live on the South Coast of Western Australia.
Hi - Great video where did you source your truck from did you import it or are they locally available in Australia. I have been a fan of the Pinzguaer for a while but not sure how to get one in Australia stumbled on your video by accident
@@inevitablecraftslab It is quite possible Austrian would be his first language. However, his grasp of the English language is good enough to make his point understood.
Albert de Salvo... jo .. eh ... aber hier lernt man englisch ab der vierten Schulstufe und der Satz ergibt nur Sinn wenn man sich die Worte ansieht und dann 90% des Sinns selbst interpretiert.
@@inevitablecraftslab Ich muss zugeben, dass ich keine Schwierigkeiten hatte, Sascha Grannersbergers Kommentar zu verstehen, aber andererseits gibt es keine Erklärung für diejenigen, die zu dick sind, um sie zu verstehen.
Please , What Country / Nation is This ? What /Where is this Off-Road Trail Located / Area ? Thanks !! ( Unimog Owner ..Next Vehicle ..Pinzgauer 6x6 712 AMB )
Great vid, Although I have always been a Unimog owner I cannot every watch something like this and believe the Pinz is definitely in the top 5 in the world, and thats a tough group to belong to! I have a question, was that a toyota following the Pinz? who was pulling him along as he was trying to keep up?
@@geertf7703 , Toyota had no lockers in this one, but was locked front and back in the more recent one I put up here on same track. Except he bust a CV not far in. Think his tyres are about same diameter, but a bit wider
The Pinzgauer is a beast...hook some chainsaws up to the front and it makes it's own road....I buying 2 for some gold tracking up some mountain sides......i want to buy a Trojan and run it up the mountains.....
Phil Box haha no way. lot more fuel efficient, can go faster, allot lighter. allot cheaper.. unimog is great and i love em but the pinzy is up to par with the uni
What a fantastic vehicle. I love it.
Great track and video. Pinzgauer loved it too!! looks like you made some changes too the roof.
+pinny6x6 , I have changed the roof. I only just saw you comment on another video on mine the other day that you made a year ago! The roof was intended to be a pop top for camping, but I never finished it. It was damaged recently and I did away with the idea. Wanted to lower the height as it can be an issue here. Had to air my tyres down nearly flat on this track at times to get under large fallen trees..
The side door I cut in a long time ago to make it easier to get in the back without disturbing all the gear hanging on the back.
Driving that, listening to Jewel. Sounds like a great trip.
I think saw this vehicle in Oatlands yesterday. I fell in love straight away and want one.
Ledwinka principle transmission with portal outdrives.unbeatabel ground clearance.
Beautiful video. I would love to have seen a 4 wheel and an 8 wheel Pinzgauer along side. I want one now!
If I'm not mistaken there are only 4x4 and 6x6 Pinzgauers...
Correct!
Blakey010..... I thought it was available as a 4x6 too
Blakey010..... I thought it was available as a 4x6 too
The main reason the Pinz is so awesome is its equipped with axle locks on all axles. This gives it considerable traction. Unlike basic Land Rovers which while great off roaders in standard form, suffer with traction loss when a wheel is lifted. The only scary thing with the 6x6 is when you lock the rear pair you lose the steering and practice allows you to compensate by reducing speed and as always when off roading, reading the terrain
Can you get them in australia or did you import it from overseas??
Every axle can be equipped with lockers, LR, Jeeps etc. BUT Pinzis have:
1. independent axles with very high articulation
2. NO diff in the "way"
3. portals which give these "small" cars with very small tires (235/75-16 if I am correct) a huge ground clearance
The lockers can be thrown in and out at every speed
Baris Oz. i think the australian army uses them
@@doctabaris888 very late reply,. but you can see the driver is on the left side, so its likely an import
@@derJackistweg ruclips.net/video/W9xVtrmBDN8/видео.html "very high articulation" -LOL-
No problem for the Pinzgauer and his talented driver!
Cool . That thing is a tank !
I think I have seen that 6x6 in Orford on the East Coast before.
you probably have, been through a time or two
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"A LAWDY HE COMIN!"
Cool bananas!.. we used them across the ditch.(NZ Army).. Thanks mate 👍🇳🇿.
Awesome mate.
That was bad ass!
i wish i will be there.nice video
Very impressive.
Well I'm curious about the "$1,000 Track" name. Does it cost that much in repairs to vehicles after using the track, or was it the total expense in materials & labour in building the track?
Nickname given by track users, as the track often causes vehicle damage, sometimes expensive..
this is one of the coolest things i've ever seen! haha
wow that thing is a beast
I fucking love the aluminum siding, bet that was stupid expensive
Also, what motor is in your pinz?
Doesn't sound like a gasser
The hill that thing climbs straight out of the river is steep as!
And it just walks up it!
Traction is its middle name! Then Dido came on and radio and all respect was lost :)
Lol Fuckin Dido
Lol Fuckin Dido
i am just sweing this, your comment made me crackup
Hi Blakey. I'm interested in getting a Pinny but have no idea where or how. Any hints tips or suggestions please. I live on the South Coast of Western Australia.
What a weapon!
Hi - Great video where did you source your truck from did you import it or are they locally available in Australia. I have been a fan of the Pinzguaer for a while but not sure how to get one in Australia stumbled on your video by accident
Хорошая машина.
I'm more Impress that the 80 series Toyota was keeping up with one of the most capable offroading vehicles ever made.
Pinzgauer on the cold stream Track, Tasmania :P
Do you have it easy to get parts for your pintz over there in AUS?
I want one...
In the water! 😄
What is that 6x6?
What tyres have you fitted?
BF Goodrich KM2 255/85-16
What is the price on this to buy one that is in good shape. Are they able to purchase here in the USA?
about EUR 40000 in Europe in good used shape, shipping to USA is not expensive, like USD2500.
Bruce Brooker I saw two of them in Sausalito
I've seen them twice, they are in a parking lot
Did it really not get stuck once or was that just edited out
Didn't get stuck in any of the bog holes. Just had trouble once on a section of steep slippery clay and had to winch the last bit
@@Blakey010 How much $ does one of these Cost?!??? Really curious
@@johntrudell8023 , hard to say as not many around. Probably around $20k USD and up
Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey, that's pretty good.
Austria this is the land were i come from and this is the land with builds on of the offroader in the world the pinzgauer
Der Unimog sieht immer so aus, als würde er umkippen, nicht so der Pinzgauer.
Sascha Grannersberger that sentence does not make any sense ^^
@@inevitablecraftslab It is quite possible Austrian would be his first language. However, his grasp of the English language is good enough to make his point understood.
Albert de Salvo... jo .. eh ... aber hier lernt man englisch ab der vierten Schulstufe und der Satz ergibt nur Sinn wenn man sich die Worte ansieht und dann 90% des Sinns selbst interpretiert.
@@inevitablecraftslab Ich muss zugeben, dass ich keine Schwierigkeiten hatte, Sascha Grannersbergers Kommentar zu verstehen, aber andererseits gibt es keine Erklärung für diejenigen, die zu dick sind, um sie zu verstehen.
Please , What Country / Nation is This ? What /Where is this Off-Road Trail Located / Area ? Thanks !! ( Unimog Owner ..Next Vehicle ..Pinzgauer 6x6 712 AMB )
Tasmania (Australia)
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Какая цена этой машины
Great vid, Although I have always been a Unimog owner I cannot every watch something like this and believe the Pinz is definitely in the top 5 in the world, and thats a tough group to belong to! I have a question, was that a toyota following the Pinz? who was pulling him along as he was trying to keep up?
It was a Toyota, and I spent a lot of time recovering him...
@@Blakey010 toyota with lockers and the same 255/85-16 tyres or smaller??
@@geertf7703 , Toyota had no lockers in this one, but was locked front and back in the more recent one I put up here on same track. Except he bust a CV not far in. Think his tyres are about same diameter, but a bit wider
unreal
i want a Pinzgauer
The Pinzgauer is a beast...hook some chainsaws up to the front and it makes it's own road....I buying 2 for some gold tracking up some mountain sides......i want to buy a Trojan and run it up the mountains.....
If I had one of them I would only come out of the woods for food and fuel! Be the mobile hermit!
Aaah... The ugly beautiful vehicle where the capabilities outweigh the esthetical looks. I'd love to have one of these in a heartbeat👍
The aesthetics are great, perfect utilitarian design....and I'm an Industrial Designer 😂😂😂👍
"Run forest"- +
Snorkel?
Up high on the right hand side behind the cab
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Dear Sant
Did you know that Pinzgauer comes from Austria, Europe? Not from Australia, we have no Kangaroos :-)
Well if they don't make them any longer you will not be able to get parts or anything for them
They are still in active service in some militaries, at least the Austrian Army, so Parts are still produced.
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Tanzanian land looks exactly like southern Ohio
I think you mean Tasmanian land not Tanzanian. Hahahaha
@@campbelltown3065 you are correct!
now the same trip the land cruiser on film....
it looks unstopable!
Hey
A bit skinny to take my ex Army Unimog by the looks.
Phil Box haha no way. lot more fuel efficient, can go faster, allot lighter. allot cheaper.. unimog is great and i love em but the pinzy is up to par with the uni
Нашли где проверять такую Машину!, для неё - это асфальт, вот сюда её надо !!!! ruclips.net/video/NqSjPXDNhdU/видео.html