Loving this trip - getting into some awesome country there. Stories, tips and interesting snippets are all great. Footage is keeping it real, so good. Food is next level too! Thanks again. This is livin’ Barry!😃👍
Still have my swag rolled up with my dads handmade leather straps. Very particular smell. It has a very thin mattress- I’ve grown soft …too rough for me now! 😂 great stories from uncle Richard.
Luke, loving the vids on this trip mate. The benefits of owning Drifta is testing everything and more! I need to get some of those chair blankets mate as well as more bloody canvas bags… Keep up the narrative 10/10!
I sure hope ya checking ya undercarriage for vegetation build up driving those not so used tracks lads or you’ll lose at least one of those vehicles by fire 🔥
Luke, that flat tyre could be a sign telling you to invest on a set of TPMS. I have one that is relatively inexpensive. The small monitor main unit is stuck on the windscreen that has a solar panel at the back to keep it charged. No need for cables. It's completely wireless (but has an option to power it using a mini-USB, tho I've never needed to charge/power it that way in the 3yrs I've had it).
@@DriftaCamping4WD Of course it won't (ie. stop a flat) but it will stop you unknowingly driving on a flat tyre. Avoiding potential damage to either or both the tyre (like what happened to your travel companions) and rim. And you know you can adjust the threshold of the beeps, right?
As an American amateur radio operator, I couldn't help noticing the antenna you're running up front on your brush bar. Was curious what sort of comms you're running there. Great series... have been binge-watching it today. 🙂
I was surprised to learn where you guys were at on this episode. I was expecting to see some footage of Uluru. Did you guys bypass it? Or simply didn't show them on the video? Richard is such a legend, "You'll never hear the end of it. Ey?" Great stuff.
I thought I missed an episode, and looked at his channel for it. But it seems they must have by-passed it for this trip. Afterall the CSR is their goal. Though Luke's GF might be a little disappointed if she hasn't been there before and they didn't go.
Sadly all those old skills are gradually disappearing. My grandfathers brother was a saddler and went over to New Zealand during the 30s and made a great living over there doing leather products. Pity I wasn't alive then to hear and see those skills in action.
Richard and driftas stories 👍👍👏💯
Great story bout the old cruiser Luke. One I haven't heard before. 🙏
Really enjoying this series and specifically Richard's campfire stories. Thanks!
this style of video is better than the over edited over polished ones.
That yarn with uncle was really cool to hear Luke. Thank you.
thx mate no worries : ) L
Richard is a legend. Good on ya
HR UTE when a MAN becomes A LEGEND 🤘🏻
Luke these stories and yarns are so enjoyable. As a painter of 22 years I loved your painter story 🤣 brilliant!
Loving this, mate. I’m sure this will be one of my favourite series, look forward to it each day
Loving this trip - getting into some awesome country there. Stories, tips and interesting snippets are all great. Footage is keeping it real, so good. Food is next level too! Thanks again. This is livin’ Barry!😃👍
thx mate : )
Really enjoying this series, absolutely enjoy listening to the life stories from everyone. Keep up the great work
Still have my swag rolled up with my dads handmade leather straps. Very particular smell. It has a very thin mattress- I’ve grown soft …too rough for me now! 😂 great stories from uncle Richard.
Great video again mate.
That Drifta Stuff is Bloody Awesome, HUGE Thanks for sharing that Terrific Trip Lads.
Luke, loving the vids on this trip mate.
The benefits of owning Drifta is testing everything and more!
I need to get some of those chair blankets mate as well as more bloody canvas bags…
Keep up the narrative 10/10!
thx mate : )
Loving the trip
thx mate 😀
Chewin the fat around the fire lads. Top stuff 👍
Good ol Colgate country NSW haven’t heard that name in a while lol. Small world
I sure hope ya checking ya undercarriage for vegetation build up driving those not so used tracks lads or you’ll lose at least one of those vehicles by fire 🔥
Cripple,Wonkie,Raza,Johnny and Colgate I wonder ? most worked at the Blayney Abattoir at one point lol
Luke, that flat tyre could be a sign telling you to invest on a set of TPMS. I have one that is relatively inexpensive. The small monitor main unit is stuck on the windscreen that has a solar panel at the back to keep it charged. No need for cables. It's completely wireless (but has an option to power it using a mini-USB, tho I've never needed to charge/power it that way in the 3yrs I've had it).
won’t stop a flat tyre tho : ) have tried them but constant bipping i chucked em out 😅
@@DriftaCamping4WD Of course it won't (ie. stop a flat) but it will stop you unknowingly driving on a flat tyre. Avoiding potential damage to either or both the tyre (like what happened to your travel companions) and rim. And you know you can adjust the threshold of the beeps, right?
As an American amateur radio operator, I couldn't help noticing the antenna you're running up front on your brush bar. Was curious what sort of comms you're running there. Great series... have been binge-watching it today. 🙂
Great episodes.
Loving this vlog Luke, bush tucker man did a great episode on lasseters reef👌 I'm assuming kaito is running the show back home
Very good👍👍
That was such a great episode.
I was surprised to learn where you guys were at on this episode. I was expecting to see some footage of Uluru. Did you guys bypass it? Or simply didn't show them on the video? Richard is such a legend, "You'll never hear the end of it. Ey?" Great stuff.
I thought I missed an episode, and looked at his channel for it. But it seems they must have by-passed it for this trip. Afterall the CSR is their goal. Though Luke's GF might be a little disappointed if she hasn't been there before and they didn't go.
@@fatmanoverlanding we went to the rock : ) windy as hell tho didn’t film much . )
yeah called in for a quick look : ) L
Sadly all those old skills are gradually disappearing. My grandfathers brother was a saddler and went over to New Zealand during the 30s and made a great living over there doing leather products. Pity I wasn't alive then to hear and see those skills in action.
iPhone 14 satellite SOS now available in Australia and New Zealand for emergencies when out of range. Thought I’d share.
yes but its an iphone
@@BTBSean0could save a life though.
@@BTBSean0 Yes it's an iPhone which is even better. The original and still the best. 😁
What do you do to get the flies out of the cab after a stop?
just wind down the window they soon gone : )
ICheck tyre pressure monitoring system costs $250 . Saves the unknown
What unknown. Seems the crew stopped n changed the tyre.
need a better mike