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Can I just add that many long range tanks leak and cause endless drama's over here from corrigations.I don't know if they are made stronger these days but the mounts have torn off many of them and I've seen many held on with ratchet straps and cursing owners.It's the reason I don't have one. Pat
Certainly I've seen the same after a trip to the Kimberleys etc. It was a very early Longranger in a RRC, one of their first, and when I rung them to ask about repairing it they were horrified to learn it was still in a vehicle, as ALL there tanks have been upgraded significantly at the bracket gussets etc quite some time ago to avoid this happening. I actually checked mine and it was quite a bit stronger in the bracketry department, and it was manufactured in 1994.Quote:
Originally Posted by PAT303
JC
Try $2 per litre at Camerons Cnr and $1.80 at Innaminka....Quote:
Originally Posted by Bundalene
County was using about 120 litres a day.....
Clarkie we paid $2.40 stop yeah whinging :lol2:
Where???? UK??Quote:
Originally Posted by dullbird
no on our kakadu trip last year....unfortunately we choose a great time to travel when we were having the price hike dramas...
The photo was taken at Augathella (Qld) less than 3 weeks ago.
Fuel at Gapuwiyak is $2.10 per litre, but we (thankfully) didn't need to fill up there because of our range.
how much was petrol?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bundalene
Petrol is not available in Gapuwiyak. Opal fuel is used instead and was $2.20 per litre.
You should all stop your complaining,I was chatting to a couple in woolies that just drove thier V8 cruiser over with van from NSW and they were useing 18ltrs per hundred driving at 80k'/hr max speed!!!.The nulaboring was very loooong.I'm driving back to NSW next friday in the L322,it gets 32mpg(9ltrs/100) at 120k's/hr. Pat