We bought a secondhand Telegraph X 12/2019 model earlier this year for $15k that had leaking shocks and fitted Lovells. They seem to go ok. I recently replaced the circuit breakers with Jaycar ones and that fixed most of the electrics. Fitted a Cruisemaster hitch so we all had the same on big trips but we knew what we were buying so still happy with it.
Yeah I removed the circuit breaker and replaced with a midi fuse, not going the Lovells kit I'm playing with some old man emu shocks and retaining the coils. We'll see how it goes
It was you and N's personality that got me hooked on your videos. Love your honesty during your trips. Also noticed your drone views improved! Looking fwd to your next adventures!
We have a austrack tanami 15 hybrid van which has the cheap Chinese shocks but at this stage they are holding out so far. But will upgrade one day soon. As for wheel alignment on a camper it’s pretty easy to do, I just did a search on RUclips and found a couple of vids. Cheers and beers.
I just pulled out what I thought was on of the good shocks and I can depress it one handed on a bench. I suppose it depends on where you pull them on the bitumen they may hold up alright get them off road in places like the Gibb River road clearly they are not up to the task. It's been a learning curve but hopefully by documenting the problems we've had will help others to be aware of what these things can do and the changes needed to make them off road capable. We;re still learning. Thanks for watching
I honestly would say that 90percent of small channels including myself have never do a course in film making or how to create content. You just need to find your niche, best idea is to watch a lot of RUclips channels and see what they are doing. I stepped back from RUclips for personal reasons and the channel plateaued out doing monthly videos from fortnightly. It’s never going to be easy, YT is saturated with channels. Just need to stick with it. I’m no expert, but I’ve taken a few smaller channels under my wing As I know how hard it can be and I like to see young - small channels grow.
Love the down to earth content that you create and the video content is done well, audio is the one thing I think needs a little work. Good luck with the content courses, I’m sure it will help. Still looking forward to catching up for a beer soon.
Hi guys , very keen to see the Austrack content
Hi it’s Troy hope all works out with the changes your u tubes are great the tilpa pub ect was great 👍
We bought a secondhand Telegraph X 12/2019 model earlier this year for $15k that had leaking shocks and fitted Lovells. They seem to go ok. I recently replaced the circuit breakers with Jaycar ones and that fixed most of the electrics. Fitted a Cruisemaster hitch so we all had the same on big trips but we knew what we were buying so still happy with it.
Yeah I removed the circuit breaker and replaced with a midi fuse, not going the Lovells kit I'm playing with some old man emu shocks and retaining the coils.
We'll see how it goes
Im not sure if I can get there on the 18th but I will try. Cheers Steve
It was you and N's personality that got me hooked on your videos. Love your honesty during your trips. Also noticed your drone views improved! Looking fwd to your next adventures!
We have a austrack tanami 15 hybrid van which has the cheap Chinese shocks but at this stage they are holding out so far. But will upgrade one day soon. As for wheel alignment on a camper it’s pretty easy to do, I just did a search on RUclips and found a couple of vids. Cheers and beers.
I just pulled out what I thought was on of the good shocks and I can depress it one handed on a bench. I suppose it depends on where you pull them on the bitumen they may hold up alright get them off road in places like the Gibb River road clearly they are not up to the task. It's been a learning curve but hopefully by documenting the problems we've had will help others to be aware of what these things can do and the changes needed to make them off road capable. We;re still learning. Thanks for watching
I honestly would say that 90percent of small channels including myself have never do a course in film making or how to create content.
You just need to find your niche, best idea is to watch a lot of RUclips channels and see what they are doing.
I stepped back from RUclips for personal reasons and the channel plateaued out doing monthly videos from fortnightly.
It’s never going to be easy, YT is saturated with channels.
Just need to stick with it.
I’m no expert, but I’ve taken a few smaller channels under my wing
As I know how hard it can be and I like to see young - small channels grow.
Love the down to earth content that you create and the video content is done well, audio is the one thing I think needs a little work. Good luck with the content courses, I’m sure it will help. Still looking forward to catching up for a beer soon.
We'll get there mate
@@wewentthatawayadventures Off course you will mate
Hey Rob & Nene, I love the bar