That's right, blame the pizza sure sureQuote:
Originally Posted by MB
Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahah
Never underestimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you.
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That's right, blame the pizza sure sureQuote:
Originally Posted by MB
Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahah
Never underestimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you.
Geez you get around mate! Living the dream :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by pearcey
Looks like a great time guys. We plan to holiday over that way in two years... Keep the beer cold.
>>>tappin from tassie
Nice pictures guys. Looked like a fun weekend.
Thanks for posting. Hope to make it next time.
Was great to catch up with some members on the weekend.Thanks for letting myself & daughter join you.
Trip back on the powerlines Sunday was pretty tame compared to Saturdays efforts by the looks. Quite a bit of traffic though.
great to see you out there mate, hope the daughter had a good time campingQuote:
Originally Posted by Barrakooda
yeah she did, a bit shy but working on it.
you are right there TPC will try to edit my photosQuote:
Originally Posted by TPC
all done hope I got it right
do you have to ask Stropp? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
leave my dog out of it you pair!! She hasn't been the same since we got home lol
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Some how I missed these
Left afatboy and his dog and on the right the mighty CLUNK
Damn I forgot how gorgeous I was first thing in the morning hahahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Kimbo63
Hope the young un wasn't put off campingQuote:
Originally Posted by Barrakooda
All good Clunk
@Barrakooda for some reason I thought you had a GQ any how it a really tidy unit you got yourself thereAttachment 69055
Thanks Kimbo, youre right though i did have a 93 N/A GQ but upgraded it to the GU you see in the pic about 1 1/2 year ago, what a difference. Credit has to go to previous owner who was setting it up for touring (but didnt happen). Only things ive done so far is add the roofrack & replaced the 3.9 diffs with 4.1's, also replaced the digioptions HU with a Kenwood one Thursday before the trip.
Daughter was playing her pick of music on the drive along the powerlines Sunday, then it was my turn but with the request "Dad dont play any of that old type stuff" so put on a mix of AC/DC, anyhow after 2 or 3 songs we pulled up to check a spot on the track, got back in the car & daughter had her music on again. Ahhhh the youth of today
I forgot to mention... If you're after a challenge there's some sections on the power line track which are pretty full on and would challenge a lot of well equipped vehicles and skilled drivers too.
It's been on my bucket list for a while,Quote:
Originally Posted by AB
Definitely on the bucket list mate. We should organise a meet up one year for everyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben-e-boy
The camp spot is close. So much fun and each section is close to each other.
5 ways to get up each section so everyone can enjoy themselves too.
Stropp pointed out a little rocky outcrop that apparently Clunk has mastered several times. Bloody hell, reckon I'd be lucky to fit a quad bike through it, well done I says Mr Clunk, twas definitely GQ territory with sliders ;-)
What can I say, I'll slip through anything me [emoji12]Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
A bit like the glasshouse in some wayQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Her patrol.......bastardsQuote:
Originally Posted by Kimbo63
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If you build it Mr Ben, they will come ;-) !Quote:
Originally Posted by Ben-e-boy
It wasn't the frogs mate.....it was that crazy bastard in the middle of the night yelling at themQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
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I thought you'd passed out thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Avo
I was quite impressed by Kimbos little pre set tyre deflators too!
Where does one acquire those little presents from?
I noticed Kimbo still checked the pressure afterwards though to be sure so are they unreliable or is it just what you do to be sure?
Four of them makes efficient work, nice!
On a sad note though...
The dumped cars, asbestos, tyres and crap on that track was disappointing gents!
Is there fear of that track getting closed down over there, is there talks about that, is there pressure from other groups to close it down due to the ship dumped everywhere?
If they are the Staun tyre deflators then I have a set you can have for a reasonable price mate, lets discuss next meet up....................remind me though as the memory is has turned to shitQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
I've had my staun deflators for Over 20 years now and they are still exactly the same as the new ones on the shelf ( no change at all ) so as I always say if ur onto a good thing then stick to it ... Bit like the GQ's hahaha
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Yep it's pretty disgusting that people can spend the time to dump there shit there, but dont have the time tobtake it to a dump........ 4wd groups and clubs get together at least once a year and have a clean up at the track. There's always a fear that the authorities will shut it down, there's been many talks over the years about closing it but nothings happened about it yet. Others will know more about the inner wranglings of the talks. Unfortunately it's the same in several of the more local prime spots to 4wd....... too many folk with a don't give a shit attitudeQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Yep Stauns maybe slower (but then again probanly no slower that having to go round and deflate each tyre one by one) and a pain in the arse to initially set up, but once done, stick em on and let them do their work......Quote:
Originally Posted by Doggy
I dont use mine any more. Found the springs stuck so deflation pressures were inconsistent. Then sometimes i want 18psi and other times 25psi so had 2 set at 18 and 2 set at 25 and it took ages to deflate using only two of them. The Currie deflator, while more work, at least achieves consistent pressures and whatever pressure you want.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
G`day Guys
I use the end off an old hand pump or foot pump ( the one with the lever that folds down and pushes on the valve) these hold the valve open and it takes very little time to drop pressures.
I must say that I was the last to leave the camp at the meet up and did a walk around and the place was spick and span,(didn`t even find any chunder)Well done guys and gals.
That is the reason I never got them, I always decide what pressure I will drop too at the time. I usually go 30 for long dirt tracks and sand can be anywhere between 25 and 10 depending on the conditions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Plasnart
It's always on the cards here unfortunately, SWAT 4x4 and several other crews were there the weekend before in a combined clean upQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
Never underestimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you.
Yep trackcare WA is doing alot of cleanups in areas that are favourites of our 4wd communties..next one is down here at the yeagerup beach track and beach on the 26th sept...i'm in on that one...Quote:
Originally Posted by oncedisturbed
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...016/09/142.jpghttp://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...016/09/143.jpg found this on the way home...i think the town is Brookton...
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Thats pretty cool hey. Its in beverley not brookton.Quote:
Originally Posted by Avo
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Ah fuck...knew its started with a --'b
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And now you know why they didn't let me find the campsite
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