What has made you Happy today??

[mihit]

Perfect size for the 15" rims in my opinion.

I think so too. Shame there aren't more choices for tyres.
No rubbing, enough pinch on the rim to be a poor-man's-beadlock. I run the same equivalent size on 16" rims too (285/75?) which has more tyre options, but i love the gold facctory steelies

[BrazilianY60]

I run that on 3 sizes of rim.

33x10.5 on 15 inch.
285/75r16.
285/70r17.


The 15 inch was a one time and only opportunity. For whatever reason they imported that size by mistake, sold the units they had and never imported them again. If you call their (BFG) customer service here they´ll say that size was never on the local portfolio.

[AB]

Father Inlaw just gave me a swag he had and only used once which is great as I desperately need a new one.

I understand it’s prob not an expensive one but there is zero branding on it, would anyone have an idea on what brand this could be?




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[MB]

‘FILFIiAL’ for sure @AB, they were extremely well built for the dollars but lacked all the flash colour branding crud of modern others…..Dutch and or Danish European I believe?


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[PeeBee]

‘FILFIiAL’ for sure @AB, they were extremely well built for the dollars but lacked all the flash colour branding crud of modern others…..Dutch and or Danish European I believe?


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Looks similar to the unit by Cabelas in the US, originally selling for circa $129USD, then their popularity went through the roof and you could not buy one for less than $399USD. Compact design, but based on the old banana lounge stretcher concept, biggish flat folded footprint, , flat lid wont shed water that well if its not tight and definitely a problem in the snow. I have a bivvy from cabelas made from the same materials as this style of enclosure and its definitely waterproof. The design allows you to open the thing right up for hot nights as well. Good score I reckon.

[AB]

Looks similar to the unit by Cabelas in the US, originally selling for circa $129USD, then their popularity went through the roof and you could not buy one for less than $399USD. Compact design, but based on the old banana lounge stretcher concept, biggish flat folded footprint, , flat lid wont shed water that well if its not tight and definitely a problem in the snow. I have a bivvy from cabelas made from the same materials as this style of enclosure and its definitely waterproof. The design allows you to open the thing right up for hot nights as well. Good score I reckon.

Thanks mate, yep I did notice the flattish roof could be of concern, I'll have another play to see if I can get it more pitched.

[Bidja]

Getting a new tractor as my old Fergie TEA 20 has blown out a piece of block side casing due to coolant freeze/expansion past winter. Time to retire it to shed for rebuild latter yrs.

Just paid for new Kubota Tractor MX5200D with manual transmission and is being delivered Saturday arvo _ 50hp with turbo, 2/4wd high / low range with front 4:1 bucket and lifting forks.:dance:

[Stropp]

Thanks mate, yep I did notice the flattish roof could be of concern, I'll have another play to see if I can get it more pitched.

Maybe a caravan awning curved support bar?

[AB]

Maybe a caravan awning curved support bar?

You're an ideas man Stropp

I could also just lay on my back, think happy thoughts and battle through the weather circus tent style lol

[Winnie]

You're an ideas man Stropp

I could also just lay on my back, think happy thoughts and battle through the weather circus tent style lol

Couldn't be worse than the old Simpson tents

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