If you only do one 4wd Trip in your life I think this one would be on top of the list. It covers nearly the whole spectrum of 4wd (besides snow) and is achievable for most 4wd vehicles if you have 2 weeks time. What do you think?
When my son got his "L" this year we headed straight to the Bendelby ranges for him to learn how to 4WD in his old D1 300TDI. After a few days getting wheel placement right he has never looked back. This is a great place to roll swags out down on the creek line, endless tracks to explore its a great confidence builder. More than that it is great to see some more touring videos again
Being a south Aussie i maybe bias but, this video is completely true. A absolutely beautiful station to get away, it in my top 3. Can't wait to get my newly brought disco 2 out there to see how she does
Was at Bendleby a few weeks ago. Billy Goat is only hard if your car is not highly modified because in normal cars you have to drive very close to the quite steep drop offs to get around a few rock steps. Having your wheel so close to the edge is a bit butt clenching. You guys just trundle straight over them so it would have been a doddle in your cars.
@@AlloffroadAu Unfortunately, we came in from the north at Arkaroola and had a week of fantastic views before hand. A bit like touring Europe and seeing your first castle... after 20 castles, the thrill wears off, we were in great view overload. Excellent video, the drone footage gives a whole new perspective.
Great video and drone production as always. I’ve done the Flinders and Bendleby is on my list. Thanks. Oh btw, it’s not politically correct to call those native trees ‘Black Boys’ anymore. Grass Trees should be used nowadays. Cheers.
thanks Graham, yes political correctness gets me being a black boy, white boy, yellow boy, green boy has no negative connotations for me it's just a colour and lets face it we have many different skin colour on our planet.
@@AlloffroadAu Just because there are many skin colours doesn’t mean they should be singled out. I used to call them black boys too, but I changed. If you don’t want to, that’s your choice.
@@AlloffroadAu Xanthorrhoea australis, the grass tree, southern grasstree, Austral grasstree or black boy, is an Australian plant. It is the most commonly seen species of the genus Xanthorrhoea. Its trunk can grow up to several metres tall and is often branched. In certain Aboriginal languages, it is called bukkup, baggup or kawee.
@@grahameroberts8109 all good mate don't want to go in discussions about it, I dont have an issue either way thats what I know them under and the plant being black the name fit's quite well, but I'm happy to also call them Grass Tree. For me "Black boy" is not offensive it just describes a majority colour of the plant so if any person of colour takes offense my appologies it's not mean that way at all.
Great video, generally speaking would you take a stock Hilux Rugged X fitted with Goodyear Duratrac tyres into the Bendleby Rangers. Not needing to do Pats etc
Hi Stefan, I always look forward to your content. Please keep up the great work so that I can continue to live vicariously through your travels! BTW what maps do you use and find the best? Paper maps that is..
It's a walk in the park now. 10/10 tracks are easier the some on the 8 and 9 out of 10 ones. 31" tyres and lift was great views and driving but was walk in the park. Just slow to flex the 200. Never even lift a tyre once....
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If you only do one 4wd Trip in your life I think this one would be on top of the list. It covers nearly the whole spectrum of 4wd (besides snow) and is achievable for most 4wd vehicles if you have 2 weeks time. What do you think?
??.IFS with 2' lift.??..you cant raise an IFS vehicle.period..raise it 2' lose 2' travel..garbage 4x4..
Bendleby Ranges is definitely on my list of places I want to visit once my new 4x4 comes in, along with Skytrek at Willow Springs Station.
When my son got his "L" this year we headed straight to the Bendelby ranges for him to learn how to 4WD in his old D1 300TDI. After a few days getting wheel placement right he has never looked back. This is a great place to roll swags out down on the creek line, endless tracks to explore its a great confidence builder. More than that it is great to see some more touring videos again
very beautiful. All people in west Europe jealous what you can drive in Australia with your 4x4. Thanks for sharing with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
Beautiful... I really enjoyed this video!
Greetings from Croatia!
Being a south Aussie i maybe bias but, this video is completely true. A absolutely beautiful station to get away, it in my top 3.
Can't wait to get my newly brought disco 2 out there to see how she does
Love watching that rangie in action. Makes everything look sooo easy.
yea Dave's Rangie is a beast
Love the Rangie.
Awesome wheeling and beautiful scenery/photography, and 10 better than Discovery Channel.
Wow, thanks!
Absolutely stunning here!!!! 👍🏼😄
It really is!
@@AlloffroadAu Yes i can see. Thanks for showing Stephan.
great trip and looks even better when its green like that. amazing how quick it comes back with a little rain.
It really is mate, transforms the landscape so quickly
Great video. Looking forward to the series.
Thanks! More to come...
Excellent content as always! Love the drone shots with that background, stunning!
Thanks a lot mate
Wow what a stunning property and views
excellent series, loved it Stephan
Thanks a ton!
Looks an interesting drive, will have to check it all out one day soon !
You should!
Awesome video and awesome looking property! Adding this place to my wish list!
You should!
Great stuff guys, good to see you over here in SA.
Thanks for watching!
Some seriously epic footage Stefan!
thank you very much
Great video, thank you...
Glad you liked it!
Great stuff, very enjoyable.👍
Thanks for the visit
🏆🏆🏆👍🙏
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for coming
Was at Bendleby a few weeks ago. Billy Goat is only hard if your car is not highly modified because in normal cars you have to drive very close to the quite steep drop offs to get around a few rock steps. Having your wheel so close to the edge is a bit butt clenching. You guys just trundle straight over them so it would have been a doddle in your cars.
Yep still a great track with awesome views
@@AlloffroadAu Unfortunately, we came in from the north at Arkaroola and had a week of fantastic views before hand. A bit like touring Europe and seeing your first castle... after 20 castles, the thrill wears off, we were in great view overload. Excellent video, the drone footage gives a whole new perspective.
@@mikehzz9848 yea I understand been in that part of the Flinders also a few times stunning views as well..
@@AlloffroadAu Mate, I love that Range Rover.... I'll watch any video that's in. Lol!!
Wow, that's amazing country out there. Thanks for sharing, great video. That area definitely is on our list to visit.
well worth the trip mate
Amazing tracks Stefan, great tracks and amazing views
Another great one Stefan. Cheers Steve
Glad you enjoyed it
Mate what an awesome spot, I definitely be putting that on my list to do , thanks for sharing. Hopefully you get that alternator belt sorted 👍👍.
Thanks mate all sorted now lol
Great video and drone production as always. I’ve done the Flinders and Bendleby is on my list. Thanks. Oh btw, it’s not politically correct to call those native trees ‘Black Boys’ anymore. Grass Trees should be used nowadays. Cheers.
thanks Graham, yes political correctness gets me being a black boy, white boy, yellow boy, green boy has no negative connotations for me it's just a colour and lets face it we have many different skin colour on our planet.
@@AlloffroadAu
Just because there are many skin colours doesn’t mean they should be singled out.
I used to call them black boys too, but I changed. If you don’t want to, that’s your choice.
@@AlloffroadAu
Xanthorrhoea australis, the grass tree, southern grasstree, Austral grasstree or black boy, is an Australian plant. It is the most commonly seen species of the genus Xanthorrhoea. Its trunk can grow up to several metres tall and is often branched. In certain Aboriginal languages, it is called bukkup, baggup or kawee.
@@grahameroberts8109 all good mate don't want to go in discussions about it, I dont have an issue either way thats what I know them under and the plant being black the name fit's quite well, but I'm happy to also call them Grass Tree. For me "Black boy" is not offensive it just describes a majority colour of the plant so if any person of colour takes offense my appologies it's not mean that way at all.
@@AlloffroadAu 💖
Great Video Stefan
Thank you very much!
i LOVE THIS SERIES. do you have an itinerery i could use to copy this trip with me and my friends?
Awesome video. I’d love to do a trip to the Flinders!
You should!
Top stuff Stefan 👍👍👍
Thought I recognised Scott. Bet he prefers his GU over the VW
lol he sure does
Great video, generally speaking would you take a stock Hilux Rugged X fitted with Goodyear Duratrac tyres into the Bendleby Rangers. Not needing to do Pats etc
always depends on the driver, but yes in general no issues just pick your lines and take your time
@@AlloffroadAu Have driven 4x4 for many years so I will give it a crack, thanks.
@@aussietourer5488 you will be fine then mate
What do you think of the hema x1 do you think it is good to buy thanks
no I would not buy a single purpose device especially not from Hema
What satellite navigation do you used and maps thanks
www.patreon.com/posts/all-my-4wd-app-47654971?
Hi Stefan, I always look forward to your content. Please keep up the great work so that I can continue to live vicariously through your travels! BTW what maps do you use and find the best? Paper maps that is..
Thanks, will do! I have to admit I rarely use Paper maps best digital maps for Australia would be ExploreOZ EOtopo
Spotto'd you in BH about a month ago. Was wondering where you were going.
yes that was the trip mate, small world lol
@@AlloffroadAu If I saw you not just your empty car I would have said hello.
Can a stock prado go here. I am just not in situation to do any modification.
yes no issue for most tracks
Thank you
It's a walk in the park now. 10/10 tracks are easier the some on the 8 and 9 out of 10 ones.
31" tyres and lift was great views and driving but was walk in the park. Just slow to flex the 200. Never even lift a tyre once....
yea was easy when we did it, went for hardest lines to have a little fun but the views are the reward not the tracks
its a shame you mist the hospitality they were putting on for you that is what makes the place the whole experience
Not sure we missed that, we had a private tour on 3 days around the property and use of the shearing quarters so where well looked after.
the old bbq at the end
A yes we missed that only heard about it when we already set up at Mt Patt otherwise we would have been there...