My right front seat weighs significantly more than the left front.... [bighmmm]Quote:
Originally Posted by AndrewM
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My right front seat weighs significantly more than the left front.... [bighmmm]Quote:
Originally Posted by AndrewM
No electrics in my seats, we have the poverty pack with certain upgrades, so should be the same as the back, I'd love to remove more, but Kerry needs to sit somewhere:lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by AndrewM
Milkcrate replacement?Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
Passed a D4 owner a few days ago driving around in a hire car after hitting a pot hole which blew out two tyres. He's waiting on them to be freighted in...
And the wheel diameter was?Quote:
Originally Posted by Russrobe
20 inch of course. No problems with my 18s.
Just finished the Karunjie track from Wyndam to GRR. Was great fun. Bit technical.
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Going back to the OP, I'd rather tow than overload my vehicle. Overloading the vehicle does all sorts of negative things to it, which catch up with you in time. Towing transfers considerable weight from the vehicle to the trailer or van being towed, and so the vehicle is better able to cope with the tow. That's my theory anyway.
Agreed.Quote:
Going back to the OP, I'd rather tow than overload my vehicle. Overloading the vehicle does all sorts of negative things to it, which catch up with you in time. Towing transfers considerable weight from the vehicle to the trailer or van being towed, and so the vehicle is better able to cope with the tow. That's my theory anyway.
Even a small trailer is a great way to take the load off the truck and you have also the ability to carry a few extra "Luxuries" that make the experience of a trip away in the Bush that much better.
Not to mention it is a better option to cart your firewood in the trailer than on the roofrack.
Trailers ARE a PIA to cart around But at least you are not overloading your vehicle and you can always unhitch it at camp and venture off exploring the area without it.
Excellent!!!! [emoji41]Quote:
Originally Posted by Russrobe
They're the sort of tracks worth doing!
Note for those inclined to go there: These tracks are also ones you need to have specific 4wd insurance as it's not gazetted and many policies won't cover you...
