Great vid . No getting bogged for the vid .. no stupidity.. no double over head difflocks for 'serious' 4x4 . I did the rig road when the caravan on the ammo truck was being fitted out, great memories
Nice video, we used to take the Numery & Hale River Rd to Birdsville. You'll find 2 abandoned communities to the west of the track where there houses are locked and furniture still wrapped in 1990s plastic
Love these 4x4 Outback videos ...virtual travel during lockdown ! I live in the West of Ireland where you can drive to the East in 2hours 30...people in the Outback would drive twice or more that to get a pint of milk and a newspaper !
Inexperience is the biggest problem. Like driving in convoy as if your in traffic . Give each other 10min appart , then you can use those fantastic expensive UHFs
Front cam cover 'o' ring and it's a simply fix ... 5 minutes worth the work .. if that!! It took you overnight to get it repaired and probably cost you a small fortune. It's about $2 for a new 'o' ring. If you don't have even the ability to fix such a 'minor' issue in the outback ... you probably shouldn't be out there!!🙄 Or maybe you were just trying to dramatise the situation for the viewing audience.🙂
Great vid . No getting bogged for the vid .. no stupidity.. no double over head difflocks for 'serious' 4x4 . I did the rig road when the caravan on the ammo truck was being fitted out, great memories
Nice video, we used to take the Numery & Hale River Rd to Birdsville. You'll find 2 abandoned communities to the west of the track where there houses are locked and furniture still wrapped in 1990s plastic
Nicely put together with good commentary and plenty of drone footage, cheers we really enjoyed it
What an awesome video!
I'm doing that route!
Love these 4x4 Outback videos ...virtual travel during lockdown ! I live in the West of Ireland where you can drive to the East in 2hours 30...people in the Outback would drive twice or more that to get a pint of milk and a newspaper !
Ireland is ruled by England
@@ruwindulakshitha703 Don't know in what field you are milking your goat but glad to see you have wifi!
Awesome video and great info.
Great video! This is really a great info and well done. Thank you.
THANK YOU FOR OTHER GREAT VIDEO SHOW BEAUTY AUSTRALIA BUSH AS TRAVEL UP HAY TRACK AS WAS GREAT WATCHING
Top blokes in the Aussie outback!
It would be fantastic more videos of these!
Very good looks like
Inexperience is the biggest problem.
Like driving in convoy as if your in traffic . Give each other 10min appart , then you can use those fantastic expensive UHFs
How much diesel did you use? Please
More videos like this!
A Land Rover with a serious oil leak, who would have guessed! 😋
Front cam cover 'o' ring and it's a simply fix ... 5 minutes worth the work .. if that!!
It took you overnight to get it repaired and probably cost you a small fortune. It's about $2 for a new 'o' ring.
If you don't have even the ability to fix such a 'minor' issue in the outback ... you probably shouldn't be out there!!🙄
Or maybe you were just trying to dramatise the situation for the viewing audience.🙂
@@davidhuett3579 Why are you replying to my year old comment as if I made or am in the video?
@@erroneouscode sorry ... I meant to put my comment in the root and inadvertently put it in your comment by mistake
Video was great guys. Would I do the Hay again? No!
It's a land rover mate they come out of the factory with oil leaks
why drive in each other’s dust?
Good point I've often asked the same question
To be all in the same "image" when filming.
Thats how its supposed to be done .
hiptser overland
Can I bring my 5th wheel out There
SPEAK UP!
Love these videos but pat is better this guys is to serious he is fake to watch needs the pat factor
I'd rather this bloke Pat is a 1 hour long commercial flogging his sponsors products
I was gonna say, the only fake one is Pat!
I used to like watching the shows in the early years .... loved the quality of the photography.
Just got sick of the constant infomercials!!
"gathered some firewood" aren't you supposed to not use wood from national parks?