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a Birks I have to subscribe we could be related 🤣

too much "uuuumhh"- less Y62 specs... no man!!!

Thanks mate, could the dish be mounted on the van via a moveable bracket. And do you need so much cable? Thanks and happy travels

to get the fish up the cliff face we use a cliff gaff also named a flying gaff, its big hooks that are attached to a rope and it attaches to your fishing line and it slides down the line over the fish the gaff has 3 sometimes 4 like grappling hooks which catches into the fish then you pull the gaff up with the rope the rope takes all the weight of the fish, about 100 metres around the corner from the oven is a slightly lower section which you can use pole gaffs

Great suggestion. Hard though but worth giving it a shot

mine gets 21.8l per 100 towing 3459kgs consistantly

wow a true fuel summary thanks

MS

Hey there Just letting you know I get consistently 16.9 in my Y62. We only tow a camper trailer around 1.8 tonne so that would make a difference but that’s what we run . One thing is I don’t have larger tyres which I think makes a massive difference.

Have fun miss

Thanks for not bullshiting most guys do

Nice family have fun!😊

HI MISS ITS CHRIS

Beautiful family. Please advise how much did lunch & dinner cost on average?

Hi, how does that holder thing stay on the front of the fridge? Cheers

Desmond here from Auckland new Zealand your video is awesome I will be departing new Zealand on the august 6th 2024 heading to Adelaide to join my group on a 16 day wildlife adventure Adelaide to Darwin heading towards Clare valley then port Augusta then flinders ranges then woomera spend a night at wipena pound resort a night at maestic Oasis apartments then a night at the desert cave hotel 2nights at the desert Ayers rock resort then uluru then Alice springs the group is staying at hotels and a motor inn at Tennant creek then karlu karlu kings canyon Alice springs kata tjuta Litchfield then mataranka then katherine then a 2hour cruise on the Katherine gorge river kakadu national park then Jabiru then finally Darwin food and accomadation included the tour cost me 14,000. Airfare just over a1,000 flying qantas flying on the 5th of august 2024 night acc at the Crowne plaza depart on the 6th with the AAT bus tour never be to the northern territory have not heard of Jabiru mataranka Tennant creek woomera karlu karlu Clare valley going to the dal waters pub will it be very hot and cold there will I need to get a hat to keep the flys away I will need suntan lotion hope to go to the. Reptile park hope to see birds Crocs cows buffalo doing a couple of cruise/s on the rivers the yellow billabong fly over kakadu and Arnhem land see the fields of lights get up at 4am to see the sunrise at Ayers rock and darwin can you still buy cowboy hats last time Ileft new Zealand was in 2018 due to covidi I believe the weather will be changeable much hotter than in Auckland we are topping 27degree/s any tips can you give me I heard you need to be croc wise snake wise certain places you can swim in etc I am excited cannot wait we are sticking to the Stuart highway which I have not heard of are there plenty of souvenirs shops looking forward to having a cold beer at the desert cave hotel at coober pedy your video was amazing incredible especially the croc having lunch it's 3,030km from Adelaide to Darwin that's like doing new Zealand 3 times from top to bottom or Auckland to wellington 5 times it's a long trip can I ask you I have a good pair of walking shoes they grip very well I don/r need to buy tramping boots have you heard of lychee fruit they are 20 dollars a kilo in new Zealand by how much are they i in auatralua

Hi. Do you mind me asking how the black sink, taps and shower are after the years usage? Have they scratched? Are they easy to keep clean? Thanks

How heavy is your caravan bud

What a beautiful world!

Great video, will have to keep camping in the vineyards as an option. Happy to keep watching you check out breweries 😂 but you might have to check out some distilleries as well.

We have just received our Starlink but haven't set it up yet. We are looking forward to starting off on our adventures 😊

Doing the Aussie salute a bit with all those flies.

I found using cruise control I got better economy. I was very surprised as using cruise control in my previous vehicles (prado’s) cruise control was shocking but the patrol seems to be better in selecting the right gear etc with out using manual mode like I did in the prado’s.

We are full time on the road with a 2020 Y62. Towing a 3050KG 23' van. On this current trip weve done 3800 km's and average is 23.7/100. Im very happy and comfortable with that. I try ti use 95 ron where i can, but in the NT is either 91 or 98. Ive got a rack but not much on it right now. Tyres are the same set up, just more aggressive tyres 265's Maxxis. Stiffer rear springs by Dash off road. Im running an ARB Summit bar so a little extra weight there. Over all its a beautiful car to tow with and its effortless . Love the vids

Does the modem get overheated in the bag? Also how much power is it using during connection in an off grid situation? Great vid 👍🏼

😮😂😂

You should have tickled them 😂

What us it she is trying to show ?

Well i guess thats another view to admire...

Lol

My old man tows a 3.3t toy hauler for work Moblie mechanic he’s on 35s an was getting around the 25 to 30L to the 100got a tune now around the 18 to 23 max goes so much better too

120kmphr down hill is still speeding, slow down and pick timing with winds

funny stuff wrong 4x4 mate to big to heavy wrong motor , all u trying to do is work out how to reduce fuel hehe get a dieasl !

If anything you’re likely hurting fuel economy by trying to keep the revs so low, the reason I say this is the engine makes its peak torque at 4000rpm. Revs don’t equate to economy, engine load does and the further you are out of its torque curve the more load you’re applying to the engine.

Honestly fuel is just fuel. I drive a petrol Territory, & get 19 lit per 100 kms around town then 12s on the highway towing nothing with a roof top tent. The main thing is your having fun so enjoy it 👍👍

Thank you for visiting Japan and sharing the video! Even though there is language barrier and muggy summer, you enjoyed Tokyo Disney Land👏 I’m so glad to know it😊 Please come again in cool season😂👍

As a fellow Y62 owner totally agree. We have the 4.2T GVM upgrade, roof rack and towing 3.3T get same L/100km measured bowser to bowser.

Awesome guys. I did watch but was under protest ! 👍😂

Loved it!🤩 That water is crystal blue!🩵

Have been watching you guys since you drove passed my house after you left Old Macs Farm in Tasmania. Obviously you were going slow enough up the hill to read the back of your van. Keep making content 👍🏾

Put the Jerry’s at the back of the rack it will make a big difference, also buy a 4 cylinder and smaller caravan you’ll get 15ltrs per hundred but it’s not a v8 🥹

I have almost exact same setup as you! Just picked up van in last week but have been running 45PSI all round and 30psi in rear bags (have 4499kg GVM upgrade) as a good spot. I sat in 5th/6th gear on last trip, not sure what is most fuel economical, some suggest 5th as it keeps trans temps down. have you fitted an exhaust? Love the vids hope to see you out on the road some day!

Tyres obviously make a fairly big difference. Our Y62 is stock standard other than rear springs and airbags and our van weighs approx 3.3t loaded and we averaged around 22.5l/100km towing over 5,000km. On a good day, with a tail wind it dropped to just under 20, but that was a one off situation across the Barkly, so next to no hill climbs involved. We don't buy these for their fuel economy, but for their towing capability.

Hard Solo's are the best, but so is karijini

Who is this sticker guy? PS you missed the sticker on GRR sign

So cute ❤ The song choice is awesome also 🎉❤

Love this series 🎉❤

Sefefo

Windhose

idk usually like james or smthn