Intents Offroad Explores Moore River
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Every 4wder has heard of the awesome tracks around Moore River, but many have trouble finding them! In this episode we head on to see what the area has to offer for overlanding and the off-road enthusiast as well as map out the best of the tracks. We encounter numerous river crossings, a serious recovery situation, getting lost, and avoiding the perils of the bush. And we have fun doing it!
Head to intentsoffroad.com for a writeup of this adventure, and plenty more like it!
Nice to see a fresh face and new outlook on 4WDing and Camping.
Keeping it real. Legendary.
Reminds me of so many of our missions, nice work for filming and uploading.
Hi Alex from Intents Offroad...i like your Adventure Trips and the Videos so much and im a great Fan of Australia. Im a founder of the "Nissan Offroad Adventure Team", a 4x4 Club, and we have many fun in Offroading here in Germany too...
good video and having a few laughs along the way with friends. what more could we want ,Cheers
"As you can see its not flowing that well, it looks like we need... .. moore river!" Im dying at this
Mate love the vid. As soon as I started watching I was hooked and had to watch more. Your videos are of a very good quality. Keep up the good work, love it.
Thanks leesabaiden very glad you were entertained for the whole of it :)
Great 4x4 mate. Few points to take into account that one cannot do alone.
Indeed Ariel Tendeiro and much fun with good company :)
Hahaha that Moore river Gag was gold, your wife is a looker too
Quality camera work, good job!!
nice video mate, good presentation and great recovery with the tools you had as you mentioned winch would also have been my preferred recovery method but with your prep work the snatch recovery appeared very safe considering the suction and associated risks involved
I like your style, more please :)
Just shows how important having several vehicles is. 😊
+MaZEEZaM That's right indeed, I've ventured out in a vehicle by myself a few times in the past, and the smallest situation can really turn into a massive headache without a winch or another vehicle!
+Intents Offroad I know that feeling all to well. Was with a group of six vehicles and turned off the main highway before Guilderton and worked our way through farmland and found the river crossing in three places. On the last crossing the three vehicles in front of me managed to get through. As I was the 4th to go through and broke through the crust and sank to the floorboards and water up to the center console. Took two vehicles five attempts to get me out. On the 5th attempt my 4x4 broke through the clay base and shot out like a rabbit on the run.Insurance paid for new starter motor and new carpets plus air con compressor. Would like to know which route you guys took - if possible
Awesome video 👌👍
great stuff; keep the videos coming.
Nice trip looking forward to watch many more...
Cheers Nomad Expedition Van I'll keep em coming for ya!
Good video, once again. Keep up the good work.
well made video , enjoyed it
That was a nice vid. Make sure you post more
Ah the wonderful Moore River , which lulls you into a false sense of security. God knows how many times I have done this, and found various entry and exit points. At he 8.14 mark my 4runner took a nose dive as the front wheels broke through the crust . Took five attemps to get me out. Dirty water all inside the car . Not to mention the Air-con compressor being damaged. Insurance claim with new carpets and underlay, new aircon compressor and other items. Havent been back there for years, and I doubt that I could find my way there nowdays . Nice place to have a dip in the water but driver beware !!! :-)
0.06 shell armadale ftw .
thxs for sharing
Awesome video mate.
great work guys, reminds me of nearly losing my fourby off a dead end drop and found myself staring straight down at the beach through the heath at Wilbinga, was a solo night run and my second time there, convoy is paramount to survival, I was lucky, got my car back about a metre and a half using a bit of shrubbery and my canvas tarp before I saw headlights and salvation cause i'm not sure I would have got out alone. Love the editing and keep it shiny side up guys.
+Callum Tranter Haha man what a story that makes eh? Not sure if being reminded of that is a good or a bad thing? haha
Your Vid's are different than the other outback 4x4 adventure videos that I have seen because you are traveling with your wives, soul mates, and or significant others. The outing adventures that you post are more friendly, friends out having fun together, rather than a bunch of guys out on the tracks being macho conquering what would be imposable for the average person.
Hahahaha ticks... ok I need to put 2 liters of Termidor in my recovery kit.
cool crew
Great video, wow, those were some huge ticks.
Jason
Ya don't use soap on a camp oven dudes, just water and heat it up and oil it after
good prices on a new st patrol with $6000.00 accessories fitted, steel bulbar winch driving lights towbar bonnet protector and mats, good deal. you live in perth.....
@8:40 did you guys really join 2 snatch straps together with a bow shackle !! Come on guy safe first btw good video keep it up
Tyler Nielsen At first I was like "what do you mean bow shackles are unsafe!" then I reflected upon it and I made a video on the topic. Thanks mate, and thanks for your comment :) here is the video : th-cam.com/video/As0RTB2aS64/w-d-xo.html
Tyler Nielsen my thoughts exactly. If one of those straps goes with a shackle on it......very bad news. Don't forget, people have died recovering vehicles in the past. Otherwise a fun vid to watch.
Hi, where didyou get the strapping rig to lift wheels with the high lift? At about 9.50 stuck in the river.
+LauDuKai That's a genuine Hi-Lift product called a Wheel Mate. Got it from ARB for somewhere between $50 and $70, cant quite remember!
Mate, i would just pull the plug and let air out till the pitch changes.....
Looked fun, until the TICS!!
Awesome video, I am born and bred Sandgroper :) I am planning a trip from Darwin to Cape York in August and will be doing a video. My editing skills are lacking unlike yours so any tips tricks would be great. Also where do you get your music tracks from? I am after some that aren't copyrighted, or maybe I take a didgeridoo and harmonica and make my own (better start learning those).
Thanks +Scott Murray, good to see another Sandgroper in the mix! That trip to Cape York will make an awesome video mate. I started editing in Imovie but moved to Final Cut Pro X because I knew I might reach the limitations of Imovie pretty quick. I had a huge amount of video footage, four 40 minute episodes from another trip to edit so I used them to learn Final Cut on and used TH-cam tutorials to learn as I went. As for the music, look for an artist that offers their work free under an attribution license. My favourite is Kevin Macleod and you can find his work at incompetech.com :)
Intents Offroad Thanks alot for this information I am looking forward to my trip and will be doing some quicker ones and will trial Final Cut Pro X, I too am currently using iMovie.
How bigs the lift kit and tyres on your patrol
+Dylan Rooney 3 inch lift and 33's dude
Thanks...
What area do you live in
Ha, no winch or maxtrax?
boerboel313 nope, have not been able to afford either as of yet. But a winch is somewhere down the track for sure!
+Intents Offroad you should send a copy of your trips to Nissan, Toyota and parts manufacturers see if you can get product sponsors. Your editing and videos generally are very professional and entertaining. Please don't opt for a tv show though as they would spoil it with ads. 🐙
MaZEEZaM I like your thinking! And thanks for such kind comments about the videos :) Maybe one day we'll get there, but like you say; I'm in no hurry to "sell out".
Yeah, though I think you can get the parts and perhaps put a few decals on the 4WD without spoiling anything or turning it into some big advert. Spose it depends on what the manufacturers ask in return. I think in the case of 4WD gear people are more forgiving as they also have an interests in hearing about and hoping to own those parts for their own vehicles unlike crappy ads for stuff that for the most part no one wants or needs.
Is your gu a 2.8 ltr??
That one was 🙂 I'm in a 3 liter now
hey do you know of any tracks in york
+dj red hare aus I don't know of any tracks out that way no :(
Hi
+Kate Pettiford hey. Scarnon?
I stop watching when I keep seeing the same dude in flip flops swinging machete, as well as walking around (still in flip flops) behind the truck that was trying to work it's way up hill. Brilliant! I guess promoting off road safety is not part of your priority. Good luck.
BeeeHonest Fair enough I guess. We don't pretend to be perfect, just a bunch of friends having a good time and making videos about it. Thanks for having a look anyway.
So don't bother buying a Prado then aye?? Haha. Can't wait to get back out into some mud. Love your d.i.y. service vids too, helpful seeing as we drive the same car.
oh man please keep your head away from the jack handle, i was just waiting for it to clock you one....
How can you not have a winch when doing stuff like that lessons learnt I guess
Question for you guys : Has anyone gone to Muchea and done the trip along the RAAF boundry road ? Its 100 % legitimate , is about 20 Km in length and can take up to four hours. There are two very very tricky corners, one is a 90 degree left hander and the worst is a 90 degree right hander with a massive soft sand uphill climb. I have yet to find a chicken track that one can use. Finally it bring you out at the Pinjar Power station. On one run several years go, we left Muchea and within four km we came across four Patrols/Landcruisers all stuck in the sand. These guy were runing 35s and still couldnt get around the corner. Those of us who knew the track, took the high side of the corner , and then set about snatching the others out. I wouldnt recommend this track in the middle of summer unless you have a fridge or an esky filled with ice and cold water.Max Tarx are a must and anything you can think of. Havent done it for two or three years now, but would not do it on my own.
Great stuff ... you guys are very cool !! I am learning so much from your videos. Total beginner :-)
I did just stumble across it, wish I could join you. We do have a few tracks to explore in Alberta here too. Keep it up.
incredibly dangerous to join snatch straps with a shackle!
the whole time they are going down hill, i am thinking, damn i hate going down hill when i am exploring, half the time you end up trying to go back up
Was actually planning to go there today, but the old prado has got some problems now 😂
Love your content, just bought my first 4x4 2015 FJ cruiser. I think I shall have to attempt some of your locations, look like so much fun!
MrGee13133 thanks mate, a 2015 FJ eh? Hang onto that one, they're ending production of the FJ and yours might be a collectable one day! :p don't let that stop you getting out there and enjoying it though.
Just started watching your videos guys . Great stuff, just got into 4x4 and absolutely loving it. would love to tag along with you guys. keep it up
+Wade Harn Cheers mate! Keep an eye out for a day trip I'll be organising in the future and you may be able to come along!
Awesome video, love your editing :) great group of people you travel with as well, looks like a fun bunch.
Looking forward to seeing more in the future!
Thanks Dutch Overlanding Yep, they're a great bunch never a dull moment!
What gps would you guys recommend?
Nice video to watch. Keep them coming :)
is it not weird for yall to use pounds per square inch for your tires? There isnt a metric version?
I've often wondered that myself...
Nice recovery from the river, would be safer if you had chucked a dampener over the snatch just to stop it flinging into people / vehicles if it snaps...
+Paul Pichugin Yeah, we missed a few important safety issues in this video! We have since become a little more conscious haha. By the way love your work mate, been following you a few years now!
Intents Offroad thanks for that, I appreciate it :)
cooking pancake and bacon . you rich people clearly do not know what to cook, lol
panther5bit I know right? Must be all the caviar my parents fed me as a kid, threw my taste buds outta whack. You reckon that's weird, you should watch what I cook on the Perth beaches video!
nice speed sign table
any hilux ?? :)
Are considering getting a winch?
Four years on and a winch is still on the cards for some point 😂
Hi