Thread: Treads in the forest

I've got the Bighorns in 245/75 16's, fantastic, paid 1000 bucks for 4 of them in Newcastle, sorry can't help you with up north, but I'd imagine pretty much any tyre stealer would be able to get Maxxis brand in if they don't already stock them.

And excellent looking Disco too Treads, resembles mine quite a bit, only mines a gold colour.

Cheers

Goldey

Playing again:



The ruts were just an inch too deep on the exit



Tulip to the rescue



She was quite chuffed after doing the recovery, although I could have winched myself out

Went out with the RFS cadets on a three day bivouac in the Styx SF earlier this week. Performed 3 hazard reduction burns and completed the cadets basic firefighter assessments. As well as this we drove as many fire trails as we could to check them before the fire season. Was a great few days of 4wding

My overnight setup


After this my Disco was first through any obstacle


Spotted in it's natural environment


Pumping training at Wattle Flat


It was a great experience for a couple of our appliance drivers too, especially having to put up with manhandling our old training trucks around the bush


One of the Hazard reduction burns on crown land beside the Waterfall way

Not a lot of hard driving in Styx, but it's a very pretty place and the camping area are good and clean.

Here's something i put together from our wet weekend up there, this was an AULRO/Australia4wd combined forum gathering.
YouTube - Styx River Movie

I love Styx,

Baz.

Hi Justin looks like you had a great time in the stix
We will be heading up your way today, camping around the stix state forest, on chandler river (halls peak) near west cundarung
We will be leaving on sunday arvo.
Might see you round
By the way there will be two cars the county and a silver disco (dads brother)

CHEERS TIM.

Originally Posted by Redback

Not a lot of hard driving in Styx, but it's a very pretty place and the camping area are good and clean.

Here's something i put together from our wet weekend up there, this was an AULRO/Australia4wd combined forum gathering.
YouTube - Styx River Movie

I love Styx,

Baz.

Nice!!! please tell me you are running another trip down there soon, we will be in it

CHEERS TIM.

Originally Posted by Redback

Not a lot of hard driving in Styx, but it's a very pretty place and the camping area are good and clean.

Here's something i put together from our wet weekend up there, this was an AULRO/Australia4wd combined forum gathering.
YouTube - Styx River Movie

I love Styx,

Baz.

There are a few harder trails, it mostly depends on the weather conditions. In your video I recognised Boundary trail, it can be quite interesting in the wet We love the place too.

Originally Posted by long stroke

Hi Justin looks like you had a great time in the stix
We will be heading up your way today, camping around the stix state forest, on chandler river (halls peak) near west cundarung
We will be leaving on sunday arvo.
Might see you round
By the way there will be two cars the county and a silver disco (dads brother)

CHEERS TIM.

It's a shame I'm instructing a fire brigade course this weekend, otherwise I'd head down for one of the days to meet you. I'll be spending a week down around East and West Kunderang at the end of this month. I can't wait to be back down there!

Originally Posted by long stroke

Nice!!! please tell me you are running another trip down there soon, we will be in it

CHEERS TIM.

As would we!

I am thinking of it, it will need to be a 4 day weekend for us because of the distance from here, but we will be going back that's for sure.

In that vid the 3 talking and laughing, that Dullbird and Muddymech (Ian & Lou AULRO) and Miraz (Jeff Aust4wd), that was Ian and Lous first camping trip in Australia.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/nsw-act-re...er-report.html

Baz.