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Kudos to the Colombian government welcome, if it had been anywhere in Australia the cars would surely have been defected. [biggrin]
Hi -
I am a history professor at Marywood University in the US working on an article about driving and tourist experiences in the DR Congo/ex-Zaire from the late 60s to the early 90s. I've interviewed about a dozen tourists and tour company truck drivers. If you are up for it, I'd like to interview you or send a short survey to you. I know how random this is! Anyway, feel free to reach out. I was on the Kinshasa to Kikwit road in 23 and it only took me one day believe or not! Jeremy Rich jrich at marywood.edu
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Originally Posted by sashadidi
I just checked my load restraint guide. The above pic shows insufficient number of cable ties.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
The manual states and I quote.
1/There should be a minimum of four cable ties on each corner with two through each hole.
2/ Cable ties should have a minimum width of 3 mm and comply to Australian Standard 30215 Appendix 3 section 4, clause 6.11[bigsmile1]
I wonder if they've ever heard of roof load limits.[bighmmm]
Has to be in low range. Has to be.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Are they 10 litre jerries on the front? What's off the tailgate? Extra roof rack?
Looks like there might be a bit of bend in the chassis.
