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Add this to your list if you haven't done it before - actually knowing how to do it. For all the video's and stuff you might watch, you just don't learn something until you need to do it - so better...

Good free camps to stay all along the Murray. Have a look at wiki camps or the camps 8 book.

Those kits work well. Only used it once, but is saved us having to change the tyre

Good call save the outback for winter , and a longer time frame , took me 3 weeks in sept to do brisbane to birdsville, birdsville to leigh creek up the strezz to Innaminka, then on to Cordillo...

Would parts of this area be closed over summer, similar to the Simpson
As stated terrible time to go, especially if something goes peared shaped

As Tim says - this is not the best time of year to be out that way. We have relatives out that way and have been there a number of times - but never this time of the year. The people that live out...

Check the weather forecasts out that way, temps in the 40s are not uncommon, can you and your vehicle handle that?

That said, it is a great drive through the area you've chosen, if you go I hope...

Just watch out for the resident dog there who like to piss on tents hey!

Boy has CC changed since I was there it only had a shed serving drinks ,

The pub at Cameron's corner do a great meal, they also have rooms in a Donga village as well and nice hot showers, there is also a caravan park or you can "bush camp" near the front gate to the pub.

Be sure you check out both pubs in Tibooburra,
Camping at Dead Horse Gully at the end of town
Dont get trapped drinking at CC they do have booze buses out that way
Enjoy oodles of wildlife to be...

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Just installed an kenwood DDX5015dab

Digital radio is amazing... the link feature with the phone is amazing... Bargain for $420 From BJ Hifi.

Rob,

I have TV so yell out when as I can put you onto the correct antenna instead of buying a heap of crap that wont work.
Its a bit hit and miss with reception on DBT TV, My TV works better on my eonon...

I have a Pioneer unit http://www.pioneer.com.au/au/products/25/109/281/AVH-X3700DAB/page.html
This one suits me as I'm going to run Nav on my IPad

Here in Victoria it’s exceptionally dry, it’s very hot & wind is forecast.

It is New year’s Eve & it is inevitable that some moron is going to set off their illegal fireworks tonight just because...

I've used blue loctite for replacing the inlet when I did a turbo setup on my GQ not sure if that gives you any indication.

Could but Ive never seen a rated stainless bolt.
Probably ok for the smaller bolts, But for price
Id go zinc

Use zinc plated Nyloc nuts on any external bolts.
Only use rated zinc plated bolts for any job
Thats just me, as for loctite I ring my mate
he knows every bottle ever made and for what purpose,...

A Merry Xmas and New year :santa::santa: to Past Present and ALL the Lerkers out there
a Safe trip if Travelling watch the speed and drink

No. Waterfilled tyres serve two rolls. If the tyre has a blow out there is less chance of flame / fire (as used in mining equipment) and for tractors it is used to put weight at the very bottom of...

Remote trips I'd be throwing in pliers and a tyre tube.
As good as a second spare.
I also use the pliers at home.
Mind you I picked mine up for $20.. Bargin. .
Paid for them selves when...

I have a head breaker and levers but only carry it when outback touring as I carry a second spare tyre Off the rim to save weight. A HD inner tube is a winner also for Outback. A couple of decent...

maybe some detergent concentrate, these are items for long trips.
I wouldnt worry if it was only a weekend away
my mates valve stems werent leaking more perished and cracked causing them to...

I have tyre levers but rarely take them on any trips, I have just brought a horse of a compressor
and a few plug kits like you have, the plug kits stay in the car.
A few valve stems might be handy...