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@@PeterEllis-xv5ct yeah mate, started in Nindigully went to around Dubbo. Could have easily worked all the way into Victoria even SA

@TheHedgesAdventures Cheers

Thanks for your comment, Well we all have our preferences, but I’m sure the tractors are grateful for the competition 👍

Thanks mate, really appreciate it.we loved it to and would recommend it to anyone. I (Cam) drove a truck most the time as well.

Yeah you’re right there are a lot that go there and Yes caravans might cause more track wear but in my opinion caravaners are self sufficient including toilets its others leaving there toilet paper and rubbish around that’s going to get places like this shut. I believe it’s privately owned land and they have opted to be on wiki camps. It would also be up to them to maintain the tracks in and out. But as long as people clean up and respect it which 95% of people do it should stay open Thanks

Cheers mate we appreciate it 👍

Thanks, it was a great experience 👍

Thanks for watching, we wish you a safe and happy new year too 👍

He’s working on it 😂

Cheers 👌

Thanks Nan 👍

This was at Teewah beach, double island point 👌

Maracoonda didn’t conversion on this one 👍

@@1890cooper hey mate, we are just on that nb1 licence with the van on, I think we are about 3.8/9 with 2 passengers and a full tank. I have seen a canopy that works with the ram box but I can’t remember the brand unfortunately.

Thanks

@@WHYTEHOUSE100 yep, changed it today, more us 👍

Thanks We get as low as 11 litres per 100 km unloaded and towing the caravan we are around that 18-20L per 100

No worries at all, we personally haven’t struggled with the width of it yet, I’m sure we will one day. It is no wider than the caravan. I don’t personally have it but bushwraps do protective film for the body.

@@TheHedgesAdventures Yeah I have been looking at PPF protection and its def an option. I'd rather something stronger like RhinoHides but they don't do anything for the American utes yet.

@@TheHedgesAdventuresgreat response, a lot of Toyota guys (I owned a 200 before) say to me that the American trucks are too wide, I ask them if they’re towing their van through these tracks and when they say yes, I point out that my Silverado isn’t as wide as my van.

@@TheTripleDubya yeah 100% I get there are some limitations, but I daily drive mine with no worries at all, Woolies and everything

@@TheHedgesAdventures same here and the Chevs are a bit longer than the Rams. We run ours on truck license and she who must be obeyed handles it all very well.

Hi, thanks for that 👍 We appreciate the comment

Hey, thanks heaps. We have been a bit quiet on here of late unfortunately we had a few curve balls come our way. We plan to be back on the road soon Oh that’s cool, you will love the van. We can’t fault ours What type or ram 1500 or 2500? Ours has lift and airbags, bigger tyres and a few other goodies

Nice - ours is a 1500 Warlock 2021. Has a 1" lift from factory and just std 20" wheels. We're not looking at offroad "Aussie style" but just nice to be able to get a little bit off the main roads and feel confident. Might be airbags on the horizon - sounds like that's a necessary on Rams Look forward to our caravan. Jealous of the places you can head to in Aus compared to NZ but we'll enjoy it for sure

Thanks heaps we appreciate it, we are a few weeks behind in videos to where we actually are. We were heading north made it as far as Cairns (videos to come) but have since headed back south Thanks for your concern

That’s awesome We are heading that way next year some time, might bump into you guys 👍

Haha tell me later 😜

Hi Helen, Thankyou for your question - we will either get a day pet sitter using an app called Mad Paws, or if it’s only an hour we will turn the aircon on in the caravan and let them have a sleep. Being big dogs it doesn’t take much to tire them out. Some occasions the caravan parks don’t allow you to leave your dogs though.