I cant veiw the vid but the new hummer is about the same dimentions as a hilux or rodeo so unless they were all in suzukis then I recon it would at least fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by discowhite
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I cant veiw the vid but the new hummer is about the same dimentions as a hilux or rodeo so unless they were all in suzukis then I recon it would at least fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by discowhite
The really bad part about the news reports is that they implied that the 4 W Drivers made the track that way.
And Phil Copeberg ddn't help at all.
Yes 4WD's help keep tracks open. I wonder how many firies lives have been saved because a 4wd had been down a track the week before and cleared a fallen tree that might have blocked the escape of a fire truck from danger?
Water causes erosion, 4wd's often help smooth it out in my experience
Only ******* would take this track and not the one around the bit of scrub. City people perhaps?
I agree, these are often the people who complain about car park trolley dents but don't seem to mind trying to batter their vehicles in the bush :mad:.Quote:
Originally Posted by dlatn
I complain about car park dents and batter my vehicle in the bush:)Quote:
Originally Posted by barryj
I HATE car park dents:mad: well the people who cause them:nazilock:
If it's where I think it is, I'm pretty sure there isn't a track around it. Through that area actually isn't a difficult drive although there is a lot of lean. I doubt very much that the erosion has been caused by the 4WD's, more likely by the erosion that the track has attracted, something that is often overlooked - but the 4WD's don't help it either. They don't drive like city people - much too slow. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by dlatn
If anyone on this site plays in the video, its a 4WD yobbo zone. lets remember thant landcruiser drivers are also able to legaly purchase and drive landrovers, and nobody is veting their rgistration on this site.
If there was a obviously good track that would not generate greater erosion and provided a much easier path around, what the **** was any driver going there for anyway. **** wits!
landrover people dont **** around comparing **** lengths, stretching departure angles.
landy people, they can **** off bush and get away from **** like that.
thats what makes australia great.
if you have a landy, you can **** off from ***** that wannna ruin the tracks for the fun of it.
thankfully, the good drivers go out bush and theses stupid **** dont come back.
yobbos, hoons, ****wits, yeah
So you don't really have a strong opinion about the subject ...;):wasntme:Quote:
Originally Posted by dlatn
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Originally Posted by dlatn
In the words of that great exponent of the English language........QUE?:D
He must be from Barcelona.
Well said - I know exactly what you're driving at. Never let it be said that landy drivers would ever drive up those eroded gullies when there was a track to the side which looked easily passable in two wheel drive. But then again after a bit of rain the other track would probably start to look like the track the block heads (only because they don't drive the best 4wd in the world) were trying to practice their driving skills and test their rigs on.... I'm enjoying your posts dlatn..... very colourful especially after you've had a few.Quote:
Originally Posted by dlatn