Really enjoy your videos mate, great 4wd footage and info without all the terrible overdubbed music etc. most have these days. Thanks for putting the time in to share with us all, looking forward to seeing your portal build 👍
This we'll be good to watch mate, my guess you'll need winching with this one. Mate, interested in seeing how the Fortuner goes in mud. That's if your Mrs allows you 🤣👍
Haha, she said, "we dreaming". I offered one of my spare winches to her car too.. Yes moneys on ill need to use the rope when we get back there with the 79
Hi, very good video again. Love the crawling speed at 13 min.... V6 Is very pleasant to drive on road, but such a speed up on the heel is only a dream for me.
Subscribing so I can see you tackle that nasty climb!!... Found your videos looking for reviews on the Khumo MT-71 and very impressed with your content :) Got Maxxis MT772 on Ranger Raptor now and looking to see if anything else out there will be as good (or better). Thanks for the effort you put into the two review vids :)
I watched a review on these tyres on Sunday. He said he rated the traction on and offroad but they were very noisy and the tread wear wasn't good at all compared to other muddies he's used.
I previously had Kumho MT's and whilst they were great off road the wear was terrible - very uneven and created real problems - swapped now for BFG KM3's - will be interested to see how these wear
You & I could be doing it all wrong. There was this bloke down the south coast on Gumtree recently trying to sell his old Landcruiser troopy for heaps of $$$ and He reckons the way to go up hills is in low range 4x4 reverse. Your thoughts please.
Well Dusty, I tried that theory some 2 decades back, TWICE.. 1st time it cost me a cv and 2nd a carrier.... Yes lower geared in reverse, but a lot of load on front end..
@@TeamBulletOffroad I was thinking back all those decades ago to my N.P.W.S tanker training course down at the Pinch river & Byadbo wilderness in the Snowy mountains & driving up the narrow tracks on knife top ridges with hairpin bends with a full load of water in the dark. Hard enough & sheet scary to do going forwards in 1st low range let alone trying some mad stunt driving in reverse. I reckon the tailpipe on a 79 series would be killed by the first rock ledge when it gets folded over & crimped off killing the engine. It would be good to invite Old mate out to showcase his skills, needless to say I've NEVER seen anyone tackle any 4WD obstacle in reverse. Gumtree certainly has some characters on it with LandCruiser prices higher than a Kings Cross junkie.
Really enjoy your videos mate, great 4wd footage and info without all the terrible overdubbed music etc. most have these days. Thanks for putting the time in to share with us all, looking forward to seeing your portal build 👍
Cheers Kai, thanks for taking time to comment..
This we'll be good to watch mate, my guess you'll need winching with this one.
Mate, interested in seeing how the Fortuner goes in mud. That's if your Mrs allows you 🤣👍
Haha, she said, "we dreaming". I offered one of my spare winches to her car too.. Yes moneys on ill need to use the rope when we get back there with the 79
“A bit hard to get traction when it’s in the air”-Drechn 2022
Nah really, never would’ve guessed?!
Smarty pants
As always thanks for filming.
TC works good
See you tomorrow.. No Traction control on 79.....
Hi, very good video again. Love the crawling speed at 13 min.... V6 Is very pleasant to drive on road, but such a speed up on the heel is only a dream for me.
Thanks 👍
Love your rig man! Wish they were more obtainable in canada
Cheers mate..
Subscribing so I can see you tackle that nasty climb!!...
Found your videos looking for reviews on the Khumo MT-71 and very impressed with your content :)
Got Maxxis MT772 on Ranger Raptor now and looking to see if anything else out there will be as good (or better).
Thanks for the effort you put into the two review vids :)
Welcome aboard! Also, thank you for taking the time to reach out...
I watched a review on these tyres on Sunday. He said he rated the traction on and offroad but they were very noisy and the tread wear wasn't good at all compared to other muddies he's used.
Copy that, traction sure is impressive, have to wait to see the rest....
Good stuff. Subscribed 👍
Thanks for the sub!
awesome Denny, drive it
Cheers Rolly B
I am keen see next video that mud pits crazy now
Coming into it now is real crazy..
I previously had Kumho MT's and whilst they were great off road the wear was terrible - very uneven and created real problems - swapped now for BFG KM3's - will be interested to see how these wear
Get some federals
Cheers Simon
yes mate do it, you know that you want to do it anyway, just get some good videos so that we can all see what happens.😁👍
That's the plan!
The only place my mt71 can't handle is where there's no bottom to be found...
Nice 1 Kevin, thanks for commenting.
You & I could be doing it all wrong. There was this bloke down the south coast on Gumtree recently trying to sell his old Landcruiser troopy for heaps of $$$ and He reckons the way to go up hills is in low range 4x4 reverse. Your thoughts please.
Well Dusty, I tried that theory some 2 decades back, TWICE.. 1st time it cost me a cv and 2nd a carrier.... Yes lower geared in reverse, but a lot of load on front end..
@@TeamBulletOffroad I was thinking back all those decades ago to my N.P.W.S tanker training course down at the Pinch river & Byadbo wilderness in the Snowy mountains & driving up the narrow tracks on knife top ridges with hairpin bends with a full load of water in the dark. Hard enough & sheet scary to do going forwards in 1st low range let alone trying some mad stunt driving in reverse. I reckon the tailpipe on a 79 series would be killed by the first rock ledge when it gets folded over & crimped off killing the engine. It would be good to invite Old mate out to showcase his skills, needless to say I've NEVER seen anyone tackle any 4WD obstacle in reverse. Gumtree certainly has some characters on it with LandCruiser prices higher than a Kings Cross junkie.
@@dustyfarmer Hahahaha... Hope they stay high when I move the white one in a couple of months, apparently now 2.5 year wait on a 70
ahh big red !! thought so !
the flow is part of mill creek also
or bardens creek .. I can't remember exactly which one ..
one of the steep sections I got stuck down in there years ago with my Patrol and had to drive out the creek side very muddy and sloppy
yeah its been washed away so much !! wow ! the main main Section i mean . very interesting to see ,
Its going to be a fun run that one, we may even get bullet down there the same run...