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  1. 3rd June 2013, 12:37 AM #1
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    I want to show my Disco 4 HSE off and thank all who have helped me.

    Hello AULRO members,

    I have been a long time watcher/reader long time non poster, this I hope will now change. I have embarked on a 18 month trek around Australia with my Disco 4 HSE, a Jayco 24 foot Caravan, my Wife, 2 Kids (3yr old Boy and 18mth old Girl) and my Dog.

    • GME Aerial UHF Extreme Duty 6.6dbi
      GME Compact 5 Watt, 80 Channel UHF Radio With LCD Microphone
      Opposite Lock Steel Winch Bar With Forward Parking Sensors
      Warn Tabor 10K 12volt 10000Lb Winch
      Tracklander Deluxe Alloy Rack 2.1m
      Featherlite 2.5m Bag Awning
      Safari Snorkel
      Redarc 25A DCDC Charger With Solar Imput
      Battery Optima Yellow Top D34
      Outback Accessories Twin Wheel Carrier
      Pair of Lightforce XGT 35w HIDS
      TRED 1100
      Mean Green Snatch & Winch Kit - RGKIT3
      Fire Extinguisher
      Epirb

    The above list was Supplied and fitted by Toby at Opposite Lock Bunbury WA, I cannot thank him enough for his help in the transformation of my Disco. Job was delivered on time and in budget.


    • GOE Rock Sliders
      GOE Compressor plate
      18" Rims (Anthracite Grey)
      4x4 Day Course on how to use my Disco (fitted to Me not the Disco )

    Big thanks to Gordon of Green Oval Experience for the supply of the above parts.
    The Course was the best investment I have made towards my Disco, this is my 3rd Disco and he still was able to show me it could do more than I thought it could and how to really drive it.


    • Engel 40 Litre Chest Fridge / Freezer Platinum - MT45FP
      Engel Slide Draw
      Greate Whites - 18 LED Bar Driving Light
      Rock Tamers

    the above was installed by myself.

    Below is a few Pictures of the finished product.

    Feel free to ask questions.





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  2. 3rd June 2013, 06:12 AM #2
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    Thumbs up

    One word Awesome
    Hope you have a great time.
    Cheers
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  3. 3rd June 2013, 07:05 AM #3
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    That is one comprehensively equiped Disco. Not only does it look great but I'm sure it will serve you well on your adventures.

    In response to your invite to ask questions.

    I would value your opinion on your Great White light bar? They are an expensive bit of kit and I do wonder about real life performance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumbles View Post
    That is one comprehensively equiped Disco. Not only does it look great but I'm sure it will serve you well on your adventures.

    In response to your invite to ask questions.

    I would value your opinion on your Great White light bar? They are an expensive bit of kit and I do wonder about real life performance.
    The bar is really good for the first 300 meters and its almost like daylight it lights up the side of the road exceptionally. in short if your looking for a spread light these are the go, but if you want to look down the road then the Lightforce XGT 35w HIDS are the go, i think they work very well in tandem.

    Hope this helps
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  5. 3rd June 2013, 01:27 PM #5
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    Awesome x2, a beautiful machine
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    How does the fridge slide bolt in? Have you removed a seat and constructed a frame?

    We towed a 21 foot, (triple bunk version) Jayco Sterling from Brisvegas to Airlie Beach a few months ago with our D4 - towed superbly!!

    Opp Lock Bunbury did my Black D3 when I was living in Perth, (see my photo gallery) and were fantastic back then too (Peter).
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    That's an awesome bit of kit! I hope to emulate that with my D3 HSE
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stornoway SA View Post
    How does the fridge slide bolt in? Have you removed a seat and constructed a frame?

    We towed a 21 foot, (triple bunk version) Jayco Sterling from Brisvegas to Airlie Beach a few months ago with our D4 - towed superbly!!

    Opp Lock Bunbury did my Black D3 when I was living in Perth, (see my photo gallery) and were fantastic back then too (Peter).
    The fridge is using the two bolt holes for the luggage tie downs and a clamping system to fit to the installed seat. I will take some photos and post them tomorrow.

    Basically I can use 6 of the 7 seats.

    Helps ("hinders") when the in-laws visit.
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  9. 3rd June 2013, 08:33 PM #9
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    Very nice setup!
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  10. 3rd June 2013, 08:36 PM #10
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    Very Nice, now get out & enjoy the beautiful beast. :-)

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