"The snatch strap's too heavy for the Cruiser."
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"The snatch strap's too heavy for the Cruiser."
Have a look at I got bogged at inskip Facebook page, D3 and D4 and RRS up pretty regularly.
Sure the drive of the D1 is well set up and experienced but just owning a Land Rover doesn't make the rest of the owners immune from the same situation.....
So long as the driver of the stuck car learnt from the experience than all good.
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I got bogged at Inskip Point
Well i have said it before and ill say it again with all these idiots there just proves it for me why the hell does anyone want to go camp on a beach with this amount of idiots there :bat:
Nope not for me give me a river in the H/C anytime .
Im sure no one will miss me there[bigrolf]
No high country up here...so the beaches it isQuote:
Originally Posted by rangieman
Good to hear the high country is idiot free as I'm hoping to spend a week there next year
Uh no it`s not you just have to pick where you camp where there are no idiot`s [wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by weeds
But the saving grace is unless your into mud plugging you dont come across countless idiots unprepared and or bogged upto their ear`s[bigwhistle]
From the looks of the various bogged Land Rovers on the Inskip Point Faceplant site, most would do well to simply air their tyres down and turn off DSC. Makes you wonder how many have actually taken their vehicles offroad or even know that you need to drive them differently to an old style 4x4 to get the most out of them. Me thinks a driving course is in order, or at least RTFM. Maybe put a sign when you get off the ferry - "Late model Land Rovers, don't forget to turn off DSC"......:wasntme:
Pretty easy not to look stupid or draw attention if you know what you're doing. I've accompanied my brother with his 'cruiser and van to Fraser several times without a hitch. (Pun [wink11])Quote:
Originally Posted by johntins
We both recognize that I am backup, for peace of mind.
Camp at Cathedrals or D'barra normally.
Steve