The RRS ( Black Betty) had Traction Control issues as well as ending up with a broken P/S front CV joint. It was such a pity for Jimmy and Karen as they where the video creators.
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Everyone was pretty careful, especially with so many eyes looking on. But the traction control made the climb seem like a Sunday drive (which it was), as long as you picked the right line.
A couple of us were down near that bottom section were Jimmy first had issues negotiating the terrain, Steve and myself heard what we thought was the noise of a breaking CV. We where surprised that he could actually drive on from that point, yes it took quite a few attempts as you can see in the video as the RRS acted much like an open diffed 4wd.
Video snippet from our last GOE training day:
https://youtu.be/jrtCbPZf4d8
Cheers,
Gordon
split my sides at the comment from Symmetrical on the Youtube site, noting the comments about Black Betty cracking a joint, he commented "Range Rovers for all their expense and electric aids are not good, go Land Rover" :lol2: :rocket::soapbox:
Oops - the HD version!
https://youtu.be/R5rWuN1JaZQ