This is why you always bring a shovel! Dig out rocks and gravel from the bank on the right, fill the rut behind the wheel, then tracks on top to build a ramp. Pops you up and gives you some clearance on the way back out! Great ep!
really gud to c there was no rip shit tear bust in the recovery. patients is a virtue which adds up to no damage on the vehicle. gud to c ur dad enjoying the 4x4ing.
@@goldumb Yes that does make sense. Patreon viewers get to watch videos earlier. I remember now. most channels offer this as reward for becoming a member. Thanks for letting me know.
Yeah saw that once I was watching back the footage and agree, I think it would of broke anyway though, it had only been loading up a couple of seconds when it snapped, I've got the same rope and had it on similar angles and under big loads with the car not moving
most of the roads are closed in this area because of the floods. Entire sections of the road washed away down to the bedrock. I've ditched the 4WD and started hiking a lot more. Enjoy it more too.
Buy a FID for $40 and fix your winch rope by join both ends. It takes 10 minutes and you are good to go. Practice using the FID at home and be ready for use on the trail. Great vid.
Great episode - lucky you were walking distance from home otherwise you might have been cactus! You are lucky to live in such a beautiful area, I can see why it inspired you to take up 4wd'ing.
Oh sweet that’s will make so many of your followers happy and stop the questions 😂🤣 I tell you wat you miss one when I don’t have it. My compressor is out at the moment under warranty and the last trip I did there where a couple of time I wish I could just flick that switch
Great father and son team just like my son and I now just got to go home now and try and hide it from the mother and say that damage has always been there.
Your local area looks awesome mate. This goes to show how valuable 2 sets of traction boards are and why out should go out in pairs. I need to get a winch on my car as every time I go out alone I'm always nervous on which track or obstacle I take
Mate, I was the same, purchased an Ironman 9500 after seeing it work reliably with Tyler. Only used it once so far but for me it’s more a psychological thing, being confident in taking the tracks/ bog holes you weren’t before.
@@FJUH Yeah it's on my wish list atm due to lack of money. I still need to get bull bar or maybe get a custom made winch cradle and cut the centre out of my bumper.
That water looks great... but as an outsider, if I ever travel to Australia I don't think I could ever get into any open water... Crocs got me spooked from the other side of the planet lol
Good to see you out enjoying some time with your Dad. Especially liked the ending of the video ? High up in the mountain range enjoying life for what it is. Great work on the editing too. Very good to watch.
Gday Tyler, bugger eh. Luckily only a 30min walk home! We did the 30 river crossing track over Easter. Creek level was high, up to 800mm in depth on some crossings. Awesome trip incl Collumbatti and Mungay Mt. We have found that we loved E4 doing the river crossings with so many boulders in the Creek. Looks like not many people do the full length of the track. Thanks.
Fun video buddy, that view blew me away 🔝🏕 pays to b safety conscious around winches, lov my I drive throttle controller also, like a new 4wd, certainly a lot of flood damage 😢😢😢
Another great video mate. I've got the throttle controller on my LTZ and I love it. it feels like a real weapon in U-9, but I have found myself leaving it in auto. Makes it a much more pleasurable vehicle to drive in your day to day traveling. Did that adventure destroy those max trax's ? some horrible cracking noises coming out of them.lol
Great episode as always. I've had the iDrive on my 2013 Triton for a few years now. This model really has a lot of throttle lag, so it helps a lot. I love it around town but I always turn it off for 4wding. I find that even the E modes are too responsive and risky for certain situations. Also, where are the bloopers? Hahah
Yeah no bloopers this video haha. I find the e modes makes the throttle a heap less responsive on the nav but I guess they behave differently on different 4wds . Around town I normally leave it on automatic
@@TylerThompson90 I guess the getting stuck and walking home was the blooper hahaha. Great video though mate. Yeah I'll have to give it another go on the E mode next time
This is what i call mission creep 4wding. You go out with no intention of even locking hubs, then your slowly slowly slowly getting into harder situations.
I sometimes go for a 10 minutes quick beach drive with no intention of even airing down, cause I won’t go “that far”... then I get off the beach 4 hours later, 10 psi in the tyres, and sand all over my face 😅
Love seeing our local area, don’t think I’ll go there solo need a copilot, however would like to give the new Dmax a real test, keep up the great vids mate 👍😎
I'm surprised that the RAE didn't pull an old Baily Bridge out of storage or place one of their LoC bridges. That throttle sprint piece does not provide more power - it adjusts throttle response. I'd be interested in a comparison with your Dad's muX and a DMax - I'm leaning towards the D for carrying capacity. Nice piece, thanks.
You know those loops you connected your winch to the MU-X? Not recovery points! and I've seen the damage they cause when they let go. (They are for tying a car down to a trailer, and not for snatching or winching to or from)
Yeah I find with winching like that when their isn't massive loads its fine, a winch is a slow pull, compared to say a big snatch/jerk on them. But yeah he does need to get rated recovery points which I have told him
Thanks mate. Yep we did a video on this a while back, just means you can disengage the cv from rotating all the time, so if you break it disengage it and drive home. Slightly less fuel usage, wear and tear etc as your axles aren't turning all the time until you engage manual hubs
Get a tune boys, throttle controllers are a joke. Just use your foot. But get a tune and trans tune, exhaust, cooler and air filter!! Best mods ever! No power like real functional power
This is why you always bring a shovel! Dig out rocks and gravel from the bank on the right, fill the rut behind the wheel, then tracks on top to build a ramp. Pops you up and gives you some clearance on the way back out!
Great ep!
really gud to c there was no rip shit tear bust in the recovery. patients is a virtue which adds up to no damage on the vehicle. gud to c ur dad enjoying the 4x4ing.
Cheers mate
Awesome content. And I love the fact you're spending time with your dad.
Thanks mate!
Happy days. Especially with your old man.👍👍
Prime example of why you should stand clear when on the winch !! Great episode.
without a doubt mate!
@@TylerThompson90
A bit of a strange one on this comment ?
It's showing it as 2 weeks ago ??
@@weldmachine I think it’s from patreon
@@goldumb
Yes that does make sense.
Patreon viewers get to watch videos earlier.
I remember now. most channels offer this as reward for becoming a member.
Thanks for letting me know.
That must be the most epic place I've ever seen to sit and enjoy a fire 👌
Sure was mate!
Awesome video, thanks! Looks like the angle of the winch rope was wrong as it was pulling against the rut and on the edge of the fairlead. Unlucky.
Yeah saw that once I was watching back the footage and agree, I think it would of broke anyway though, it had only been loading up a couple of seconds when it snapped, I've got the same rope and had it on similar angles and under big loads with the car not moving
most of the roads are closed in this area because of the floods. Entire sections of the road washed away down to the bedrock. I've ditched the 4WD and started hiking a lot more. Enjoy it more too.
great one. would be good to see more content with your dad.
Buy a FID for $40 and fix your winch rope by join both ends. It takes 10 minutes and you are good to go. Practice using the FID at home and be ready for use on the trail. Great vid.
Great episode - lucky you were walking distance from home otherwise you might have been cactus! You are lucky to live in such a beautiful area, I can see why it inspired you to take up 4wd'ing.
For sure mate!
Dad's certainly not afraid of a little bush pinstripes, bloody good show me old boy🤟🤟
What a great day out, things go wrong but just adds to the adventure!!
Yep for sure!
Nice geniune stuff. Keep it up mate. 👍
Lovely work. Nice paced father and son hanging out with a perfect payoff and good 4wd workout
Enjoy it guys
1:24min - Right there you jinxed yourself haha
Haha yep
Great video!
Father son 4WD/camping, truly inspirational and I hope to mirror that with my son one day :)
Keep the mux content coming man 🤙
Hell yeah mate once your old man gets his locker you blokes will be unstoppable
Yep getting one in this week mate
Oh sweet that’s will make so many of your followers happy and stop the questions 😂🤣 I tell you wat you miss one when I don’t have it. My compressor is out at the moment under warranty and the last trip I did there where a couple of time I wish I could just flick that switch
Awesomeness love 3 generations out wheeling keep up the sick work legends thanks heaps 👌👌
Cheers mate!
Great episode, good to see I'm not the only one getting stuck out on local tracks
Dad still running the little 265s... Come on go the 285s.... Love your work !!
Great to see your dad giving the Isuzu some stick. . . . . Great vid
Thanks 👍
Great father and son team just like my son and I now just got to go home now and try and hide it from the mother and say that damage has always been there.
Haha thanks mate
Good one mate. Your so lucky you can have these adventures with your dad.
Great video! Love how you didn’t panic even when the rope snapped!
Thanks! 👍
I grew up in Wauchope, moved away before I had a chance to drive any of the tracks. Have hiked to Bago bluff though
Its an awesome area!
Good vid. Just I must say the winch was pulling in the wrong direction which is why it broke. Also you need to put a dampener in your kit.
Great destination. Nice day with Dad. Thanks.
Thanks mate!
Part of my recovery kit is a new winch rope........
Yeah I might need to carry one too haha
Great video!
You guys rock! I like the way you just stay calm under pressure and just think it out, and get the job done.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Thanks mate!
Hey great video new subscriber from new Zealand
Nice one. Always good to knock around with your dad
My advice, carry a bog out to use as winch redundancy
Your local area looks awesome mate. This goes to show how valuable 2 sets of traction boards are and why out should go out in pairs. I need to get a winch on my car as every time I go out alone I'm always nervous on which track or obstacle I take
Mate, I was the same, purchased an Ironman 9500 after seeing it work reliably with Tyler. Only used it once so far but for me it’s more a psychological thing, being confident in taking the tracks/ bog holes you weren’t before.
@@FJUH Yeah it's on my wish list atm due to lack of money. I still need to get bull bar or maybe get a custom made winch cradle and cut the centre out of my bumper.
Great video, Tyler. The throttle controller seems like a great mod.
Beatiful area as well.
Thanks mate! Yep dad was loving it
You can splice dynema back together.
Cracking mate especially when it's on your door step 👍🏴
Entertaining 1 day trip. Your Dad will love the elocker once it is in.
Yep getting it in this week
Great seeing what the MUX can do and the importance of carrying max trax
Great content.
I sure wish my dad was still around to wheel with. ❤️
Beautiful spot for a campfire. Great video, thanks.
Sure was 👌
Looks like the back way I took to get to the bluff the first time I went up there. Before I knew there was a proper road 😂 great stuff mate
My Lord, that's a nice sunset scenery
Sure was!
Epic day out with your dad 😁
That water looks great... but as an outsider, if I ever travel to Australia I don't think I could ever get into any open water... Crocs got me spooked from the other side of the planet lol
No crocodiles in nsw
Great choice of tyres the Wildpeaks...Steve 🇦🇺
Good to see you out enjoying some time with your Dad.
Especially liked the ending of the video ?
High up in the mountain range enjoying life for what it is.
Great work on the editing too.
Very good to watch.
Thanks mate, appreciate it!
Gday Tyler, bugger eh. Luckily only a 30min walk home!
We did the 30 river crossing track over Easter. Creek level was high, up to 800mm in depth on some crossings. Awesome trip incl Collumbatti and Mungay Mt.
We have found that we loved E4 doing the river crossings with so many boulders in the Creek.
Looks like not many people do the full length of the track. Thanks.
Mate that was us boys from 2CER at the bridge job.
Those new muddies did a pretty good job all things considered.
Such a lovely part of the world......lucky you. 👍👍👍
Sure is!
T/T. Saved the day, no harm done dude ! Next time always go with two trucks ? V.
You were so lucky to be walking distance from home.
Great video mate. Lucky you with a backyard like that.
What a great short informative video👍🏼
Glad you liked it!
Glorious spot
Beautiful drone shots! ❤️
That dinner spot at the end.....wow
Sure was amazing!
Another great video tyler as usual out done ya self liked before I even hit the play button keep them coming mate👌
Appreciate it mate
Idrive is one of the best mods you can make, thanks for the video i was starting to get the dt's lol.
Fun video buddy, that view blew me away 🔝🏕 pays to b safety conscious around winches, lov my I drive throttle controller also, like a new 4wd, certainly a lot of flood damage 😢😢😢
Cheers mate! Yep dad loves his
Always looking forward to your vids
Cheers!
Hi mate
Go the Nissan
great dinner views 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Great arvo run mate. Cheers Steve
Thanks 👍
Enjoying your vids. Anyway have you covered spares & repairs for the D23 when going on trips. Cheers
I thought it was Bago down near the Snowy Mountains. That's a fair walk home from there. 😅
Yeah this is Broken Bago state forest haha, thankfully not that far away
endings with views like that got me into 4x4ing
Looks like fun! Good film! ❤️🇺🇸👍🏻
Thanks!
good stuff Tyler👍✌🙂
Looks awsome great vid pal
Glad you enjoyed it mate
Another great video mate. I've got the throttle controller on my LTZ and I love it. it feels like a real weapon in U-9, but I have found myself leaving it in auto. Makes it a much more pleasurable vehicle to drive in your day to day traveling. Did that adventure destroy those max trax's ? some horrible cracking noises coming out of them.lol
Nope they were all good mate, no damage
Enjoyed this one !
Glad you enjoyed it mate
Great episode as always. I've had the iDrive on my 2013 Triton for a few years now. This model really has a lot of throttle lag, so it helps a lot. I love it around town but I always turn it off for 4wding. I find that even the E modes are too responsive and risky for certain situations.
Also, where are the bloopers? Hahah
Yeah no bloopers this video haha. I find the e modes makes the throttle a heap less responsive on the nav but I guess they behave differently on different 4wds . Around town I normally leave it on automatic
@@TylerThompson90 I guess the getting stuck and walking home was the blooper hahaha. Great video though mate. Yeah I'll have to give it another go on the E mode next time
This is what i call mission creep 4wding. You go out with no intention of even locking hubs, then your slowly slowly slowly getting into harder situations.
Haha yep!
I sometimes go for a 10 minutes quick beach drive with no intention of even airing down, cause I won’t go “that far”... then I get off the beach 4 hours later, 10 psi in the tyres, and sand all over my face 😅
@@Agent.K. so very true.
Love seeing our local area, don’t think I’ll go there solo need a copilot, however would like to give the new Dmax a real test, keep up the great vids mate 👍😎
Cheers mate
awesome video lads.
Thanks 👍
I'm surprised that the RAE didn't pull an old Baily Bridge out of storage or place one of their LoC bridges.
That throttle sprint piece does not provide more power - it adjusts throttle response.
I'd be interested in a comparison with your Dad's muX and a DMax - I'm leaning towards the D for carrying capacity.
Nice piece, thanks.
Thanks mate! Yeah I said it the start it just gives you faster throttle response, not more power. Need to get a dmax to test it out
never wheel alone
That mighty mane! Will it ever get a trim? It's fully bush proof 👌
Cool vid 😎👍 No drama from NP with your drone footage?
Like I say to my mates when we go 4wdriving, Should have bought the swag and stayed the night
Getting stuck makes good content so....get stuck more. 😄
Yep 😂
Wait till dad gets his locker in. Then he will be super happy
Yep getting it in this week
@@TylerThompson90 is he getting a rear or front?
Ahhh rear locker on Wednesday :)
if your dad's interested it would be nice if he could share some fishing tips when he gets a chance.
Will try do another fishing video soon!
The moment that winch rope snapped I would’ve snapped haha & would’ve been convinced I was only getting out with panel damage.
Thought Bago Bluff NP was still closed.
Great video mate.🇦🇺👍❤🍺
Thanks 👍
You know those loops you connected your winch to the MU-X? Not recovery points! and I've seen the damage they cause when they let go.
(They are for tying a car down to a trailer, and not for snatching or winching to or from)
Yeah I find with winching like that when their isn't massive loads its fine, a winch is a slow pull, compared to say a big snatch/jerk on them. But yeah he does need to get rated recovery points which I have told him
@@TylerThompson90 🤣
I have seen them come apart from a slow winch like that. Took half the bumper of the MU-X with it, in a cloud of hard plastic.....
What camera do you use Tyler ?
Keep it up also mate! Love it
Sony A7III I was filming with in this video
Where is the lookout/campspot in Bago Bluff? Looks like an unreal spot.
Rollover road mate
Love your work, keep it up 🤙
Noticed your dads M-ux has manual hubs on the front. Just wondering why? Is there any benefit?
Good video by the way.
Thanks mate. Yep we did a video on this a while back, just means you can disengage the cv from rotating all the time, so if you break it disengage it and drive home. Slightly less fuel usage, wear and tear etc as your axles aren't turning all the time until you engage manual hubs
thank your great video
Another great video u just missing ur son in it 👍
Also, my dad always told me to never out-drive my headlights. I'm sure he meant for ,e to slow down, not put more on....
Get a tune boys, throttle controllers are a joke. Just use your foot.
But get a tune and trans tune, exhaust, cooler and air filter!!
Best mods ever!
No power like real functional power
Here we see the rare Australian sasquatch. Thought extinct for the last 100 years it is seldom seen in the wild.
So, we need a gadget to help us drive a car now? lol
Does the MUX have lockers?
Not in this video, a locker is getting installed this week