Tim,
Some Driver Training would not go astray.
Why not join a club and learn what to do and what not to do in those situations.
Regards Philip A
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Tim,
Some Driver Training would not go astray.
Why not join a club and learn what to do and what not to do in those situations.
Regards Philip A
Hey Philip:)Quote:
Originally Posted by PhilipA
Yeah we are members of a club, but i don't think they do driver trainer etc;)
I'm quite happy to learn as i go, i have been a passenger while 4wding ever since i can remember so do know the basic stuff, i just need experiance and to learn the width of the car and where my wheels are etc.
CHEERS TIM.
Pity about the damage mate :( . But it's a hell of a lot of fun doing it at the time :twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted: .
Nice one :BigThumb:
Nice pic, bet you got your adrenalin fix that day. My worst day was checking out tracks for the AULRO meet at Blackwood. I went through a boghole that saw water above my wipers which filled my alternator with mud and seized it, thank God I carry a spare. In the middle of changing the alty 3 toyotas came the other way down the barely one lane track ( I made em push me off the track then back on), then I got my chainsaw stuck in a tree that was blocking my next track. While I was winching the chainsaw out, yes winching the chainsaw out, the Disco overheated and burst the overflow tank. At this point I decided to go home. All part of the fun matey, at least you had the good sense to know when you were in trouble and to seek help.
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