I would love to see the camera car going through these obstacles more, especially since it is the first car through them and to see what you guys do for it in preparation for each obstacle
yeah they said last time they don't have the camera cRew guys out of the patrol to film it as they are setting up to film the convoy behind .. good to seem them a bit at the start tho !
Dont compare their videography to real life test and trial.. probably got stuck down more times than ten, theyre never going to show you what got broken and how many times. Not just the dmax but all their vehicles that they just send
I have been watching these videos for 3 years now on TH-cam and can’t get enough. I really hope they go on forever because it’s such a distraction from lifes stress to be able to sit down and watch these episodes. Merry Christmas to the 4wd24/7 cast and crew. I can’t wait to vacation to Australia from the USA.
Awesome track! Just a hint from Alaska for future winter track camping, wrap that gas canister in a wool sock and drop a handwarmer in it. The gas will work much better for you, Shauno.
Agreed. I have also stood the bottle in a bowl of hot water, which only works if you can heat water without using gas. I guess standing it on a warm engine block would work too.
Farout, these cooking scenes are hilarious haha! Shauno looking under the table after Grahams face has been violated by the cream, aaaaand correct me if I’m wrong, 48:43 Shauno stops himself from saying “That’s what she said”. 😂😂
I have been watching these videos all year whilst recovering from cancer .. i believe they helped with my recovery .. bloody love them don't stop guys..
Seauno, you need to look at those air lines to the front locker. The past few episodes your compressor is coming on way too often for a tight system. Looks like some good fun out there!
A mate like Shauno is a gift, he may talk alot but he does get his hands dirty.. Graham looks the the type of mate who only assist verbally, not physically.
You guys are absolutely the best. My favorite off-road show to watch by far!!! Thank you for making these videos possible to watch to the public. Much love from Canada :) Keep the good work up :)))
I love you sooooooooo much...!!!!!❤️❤️😊😊😊😊 guys I'm from Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹 And I'm waching your all episods and this is my big dream. I love 4x4 I love 4wheel driving. I don't want to live in this very crowded world. But to camp and spent my hole life in 4wheel driving in off roads .... Thanks for making me happy...
I used to come here for the awesome 4wd action. I used to love watching the boys tackle the tough tracks. Now my favourite part of each 4WD 24-7 episode is Shaun's Kitchen, pure class. If 4WD 24-7 ever goes bust you need to make a new show called Master Chef's School.
yall might want to check the belt tensioner on that dmax, Seen it a couple times, the belt starts to slip off pulleys and it tears it apart. New tensioner, and its good as gold. also good chance it's the mud, but can't hurt to take a peek at it, especially since its happened twice.
Just got a dmax after seeing whats you boys go though setting it up to do the telegraph track this year and bison boots would be a great bought the winch and mycooler man and some great mates to come along
The TFL guys who think they are "offroading" need to look at you and hide under a table. Their "off-road" is called .... road, in developing countries. What you do is REAL offroad. RESPECT.
Same dog different 'leg action' .. the 80 and the GU, Coils all round, best for articulation.👍Concerning however, that the new Camera car is a ZD GU Ute .. with a Leaf Rear! I can tell from personal experience that it definitely won't go where the old TD wagon could? 🤔
Thanks for the nice christmas gift, boys! Amazing trip and video! Wish all teh best from Slovakia. Love your channel, love your country. Keep offroading.
just wondering if you every try taking off the alt and soaking in a bucket of clean water to flush the mud out, and if that would work in a pinch. dry it up with a can of contact cleaner to dry it out. epic trail. envious
Stihl, Husqvarna, Jonsered, or Shindaiwa anything else is a waste of time and back muscles. Some of the battery ones are fine for small tasks but for any serious use, stick with the good brands. Was a logger for years. A good saw can run a very long time.
with them homelite saw, theres a little plastic flow plate that you have to flip around in cold weather otherwise it'll just keep bogging out. Its located behind the handle on the bar side of the saw
Bloody brilliant episode love it! Surely you grab a Milwaukee or likewise battery chainsaw now 😅. Those rocksliders didn't fair to well, noticed Graham's struggling aswell, whats the go there?
Put this on the resume? No way! We’ve been waiting for the upgrades on the new d-max since September 2020. Haven’t even driven it yet. Imagine the wait to get parts to fix it? No way!!!!!
the night you were there we were on the dunes nth of granville on the bikes it was a windy one good times 1000 bucks gated now so this is probably the last time itll be filmed end of an era goodonya gents merry christmas cheers
Yep. I'm in that same situation being stuck in the middle of Illinois for now. I'm moving to Kenya in the near future with my 2017 Jeep Wrangler, so I'm sure I'll have some good off roading experiences there, though.
Yes it would, including oil, water, sparkplugs, springs, shocks, hoses, wire ducktape, metal putty, nuts n bolts etc. Anything you can think of literally.
*Get these legends to 1M, Mad love* from over the ditch, for a cook up you should do a boil up.... need a 5-10L pot with pork bones and bacon bones, let those boil for 2-3 hours, chuck some potatoes in and silverbeet and cabbage server once cooked 🤤🤤🤤💯 Maori food here in New Zealand is BANGING 😍 other words delicious
When butane is cold, it's only necessary to invert the canister to get its condensed fuel to drain into the line. (It also doesn't hurt to warm it up a little before it's used.) But shaking continuously isn't necessary. Definitely leave the Homelite at home next time! You won't need three or even two saws if you carry just one REAL saw. Glad to see someone was smart enough to have an axe on hand. A few hours chopping wood won't hurt anyone (except maybe Graham lol)
I’ve got a video idea. Take a stock-as-a-rock vehicle (eg. Land Rover Discovery) along one of these trips so we can see the reasons why 4WDs need to have all this aftermarket gear: Eg. recovery points, barwork, tougher tyres, beefed-up suspension, etc.
Great episode boys I’m born n breed tassie boy she definitely a hard track! but you need to try wombat flats it runs parallel to $1000 track but harder Holes are deeper and the hills are steeper
@@ruddthreetrees1104 that's a shame. I hope the best for you and your people. But the government will only push it's people as far as it's people will allow.
always love watching you guys but i must criticize something, i am an amature at 4wding compared to you guys but my one up on you is i am an expert rigger and you guys do not a double line/snatch block pull as often as you should. the few times i have said to myself watching your videos. "thats gunna let go" iv been right all but twice which honestly i put down to luck. a slower pull is better then a snapped rope not to mention it will help the life/motor of your winch as well. im sure even you blokes can agree that using anything at its capacity will wear it out quicker. single line pulls work best when you just need that little oomph but mud has too much suction and paired worse when pulling up a rut/incline. that aside, love what ya do and i learn plenty from ya
the reason to the low flames is that you are using a high butane mixture in the gas, the butane freezes at 0 celcius, try and see if you can find a winter gas with more propane in it since pure propane can go down to -40 and still work, and the big yellow flames you get is cause when you turn it upsided down it will put out the liquid phase of the butane instead of the gas :D love your show, best reguard Swedish gas tech :D
Can’t agree on that man I got 2 12 inch 1 14 and 16 inch all cheap Aldi and Bunnings brands and I use my saws a lot and 2 of them were from council pick up and they have never let me down My 2 12’s are perfect last a week camping before the chain gets blunt And my 16 flys through everything I throw at it.. iron bark gum trees you name it and my 12 is the perfect size to save space Lol that homelite 16 is the same as my 14 inch And that needs a carb service… just saying any saw can have a carby issue so why only have 1 I got 4 and my 12 is 16 years old and still going strong and yes it’s had a carby service at 10 year old and in total cost me $89… but can’t include that as it was my birthday present My other 3 haven’t as yet but there both new/back ups…. 2 14 n 16 less then 2 months old n the 12 clone of my original I was given after the Newcastle floods because I helped them as there car was trapped in flood water n my 61 charged through it n dragged every car out of the water
@@blink1821986 C'mon mate, homelite are garbage & everyone knows it. Every single one of thier petrol products has carby issues in the first year. Extra hundred & they could have at least picked up a makita
It amazes me that you guys run and use such good equipment but when it comes to the chainsaw it’s a poxy piece of crap. Why not just go out and get one of the two most recognised brands and be re-assured that it’s well made and a lot more of a solid unit…?! Love watching your vids each week and have been since it was a mag & DVD each month. Just sharing my thoughts
Shauno seems to be more in touch with having good brand name tools etc. Graham on the other hand is a bit more old school and just uses whatever he has laying around in his shed. Agree that they should invest in at least a good Stihl chainsaw. I’m surprised shauno didn’t bring his Milwaukee one.
You oughta make a cover for the alternator in sutty! All the bog holes and one of them is bound to toast it! Another great episode with some great blokes.
I've been waiting for an offroad adventure video that shows how important to double up on anything you think might be important for the trip. And this one takes the win with the dead chainsaw. Also, they have a spare new alternator but couldn't replace a serpentine belt? 🤔 As usual, nice video mates! 👍
PRO TIP on how to easily start ANY 2 stroke engine Step one: press primer 4-6 times Step two: full choke Step three: pull until engine coughs (DO NOT PULL AGAIN) Step four: choke off Step five: start engine. If it doesn't start within two pulls, return to Step two.
i would love to wheel with these guys. just not in that much mud. shauno looked like a mess. haha. I also love the cooking portions, seeing good food but also the constant adult humor always has me rolling.🤣🤣😂😂
I would love to see the camera car going through these obstacles more, especially since it is the first car through them and to see what you guys do for it in preparation for each obstacle
I am super excited to see this is about 75km away from where I am planning to move to in 2022 and hope to make a few friends and do this track one day
Definitely, give the camera crew some more screen time in the show, it gonna make it 10x better
@@westindian870 agreed!!!!
@@allandell1282 then you would need a camera crew to film them and so on.
yeah they said last time they don't have the camera cRew guys out of the patrol to film it as they are setting up to film the convoy behind .. good to seem them a bit at the start tho !
Reuben is always putting out bloody good vibes, such a good addition to the videos
100% agree, always appreciate his appearance on episodes 🤙🏼
God old Davey Crockett
HOLYYY MOLYYY
Reuben needs to get that Shorty out and about a little more
Reuben and Rocket Rod are my favorite nonregulars on the show.
That dmax will never cease to amaze me the places it can go, as well as the rest of the convoy of course! Well done lads
You can get a lot further when the company that built it are also paying the repair bills
Yeah true especially when you winch most of the time lol
Dont compare their videography to real life test and trial.. probably got stuck down more times than ten, theyre never going to show you what got broken and how many times. Not just the dmax but all their vehicles that they just send
Appears it’s a good car. But does get skull dragged almost everywhere by something with solid axels on every trip 😂
@Trikk r.I.p 💔
I have been watching these videos for 3 years now on TH-cam and can’t get enough. I really hope they go on forever because it’s such a distraction from lifes stress to be able to sit down and watch these episodes. Merry Christmas to the 4wd24/7 cast and crew. I can’t wait to vacation to Australia from the USA.
Graham and Shauno-Sleeping in swags side by side
Ruben- Penthouse room like a king 🤣
Awesome track! Just a hint from Alaska for future winter track camping, wrap that gas canister in a wool sock and drop a handwarmer in it. The gas will work much better for you, Shauno.
Agreed. I have also stood the bottle in a bowl of hot water, which only works if you can heat water without using gas. I guess standing it on a warm engine block would work too.
What a awesome video
Farout, these cooking scenes are hilarious haha!
Shauno looking under the table after Grahams face has been violated by the cream, aaaaand correct me if I’m wrong, 48:43 Shauno stops himself from saying “That’s what she said”. 😂😂
45:08 he goes makes you feel weird, maybe if i don’t look at it
😂😂
I have been watching these videos all year whilst recovering from cancer .. i believe they helped with my recovery .. bloody love them don't stop guys..
Graham maybe the oldest one by age
But by heart he is the youngest of them all🤣🤣
This show would've been incomplete without a personality like his
they don't make em like that anymore
This deserves more likes
@@Dalebrah69 thanks buddy 🖐
Is this you Graham?
By far the best cooking segment ever
Sooty is without a doubt one of the greatest 4x4s Ive seen, that thing is an animal
Seauno, you need to look at those air lines to the front locker. The past few episodes your compressor is coming on way too often for a tight system.
Looks like some good fun out there!
Yes I’ve been waiting for a new episode 😁🙏🏼🔥🔥
Congratulations
A mate like Shauno is a gift, he may talk alot but he does get his hands dirty..
Graham looks the the type of mate who only assist verbally, not physically.
You guys are absolutely the best. My favorite off-road show to watch by far!!! Thank you for making these videos possible to watch to the public. Much love from Canada :) Keep the good work up :)))
I love you sooooooooo much...!!!!!❤️❤️😊😊😊😊 guys I'm from Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹 And I'm waching your all episods and this is my big dream. I love 4x4 I love 4wheel driving. I don't want to live in this very crowded world. But to camp and spent my hole life in 4wheel driving in off roads .... Thanks for making me happy...
The production value keeps getting better and better. This is the best four wheel drive channel on the planet.
I used to come here for the awesome 4wd action. I used to love watching the boys tackle the tough tracks. Now my favourite part of each 4WD 24-7 episode is Shaun's Kitchen, pure class. If 4WD 24-7 ever goes bust you need to make a new show called Master Chef's School.
Absolutely love 4wd 24/7. Never a dull moment. Keep up the good work boys!!
Love how Graham’s been to the $1000 track three times and this is the first time he’s actually driven it haha
yall might want to check the belt tensioner on that dmax, Seen it a couple times, the belt starts to slip off pulleys and it tears it apart. New tensioner, and its good as gold. also good chance it's the mud, but can't hurt to take a peek at it, especially since its happened twice.
Some where around the mud hills of Tasmania lived a young boy named Rocky Raccoon!
This dropping just before Christmas is just the perfect gift. I almost believe in Santa now
Just got a dmax after seeing whats you boys go though setting it up to do the telegraph track this year and bison boots would be a great bought the winch and mycooler man and some great mates to come along
Sean: gets camera covered in mud.
Graham: “look at the camera!”
Me: turns eyeballs around.
Me too🤣🤣🤣
Thanks heaps for the input
Funny to see graham do the Toyota kick after a bog hole but he a Nissan fan 😂😂
The TFL guys who think they are "offroading" need to look at you and hide under a table. Their "off-road" is called .... road, in developing countries. What you do is REAL offroad. RESPECT.
Here in Finland where I live. We have 50 - 80cm of snow, so it is funny to see how much people over there are hyped about so small amount of snow :D
God damn. I've been on a 4WD 24-7 video marathon. My Wife is getting sick of hearing the show lmao. Another great show guys. Loved it.
Milwaukee electric chainsaw ftw, Shauno's already got the batteries and charger and wont have any problem trying to get it running in the cold
Graham's Isuzu D-max just keeps impressing me video by video
Jesus it's a pocket monster
Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷
It’s amazing how a track we’ve seen heaps of times can look so different. Brilliant.
Mad respect cutting through that tree with an axe and finishing that track👍💪🤟❄💲
Canadian winter camper here - just flip the fuel canister over when cooking in winter and you're set! Great vid lads
As impressive as sooty is just remember a GU wagon on 33" has hit it first full of crew and camera gear xD
Ikr, I’m from Canada all these trucks with 35,37” tires, 6” lifts can go half the places my Toyota goes on 33s 😂
Same dog different 'leg action' .. the 80 and the GU, Coils all round, best for articulation.👍Concerning however, that the new Camera car is a ZD GU Ute .. with a Leaf Rear! I can tell from personal experience that it definitely won't go where the old TD wagon could? 🤔
Shauno is running GU front and rear diffs. So its again practically a GU carrying the Toyota again
Ive always questioned ya'lls decision to carry a homelite chainsaw. Stihl all the way baby.
"If you've got a mate like Shauno, let us know." It was at that moment I realized that I don't, because I am that mate!
The amount of winching technique and experience you guys have are insane.
Thanks for the nice christmas gift, boys! Amazing trip and video! Wish all teh best from Slovakia. Love your channel, love your country. Keep offroading.
just wondering if you every try taking off the alt and soaking in a bucket of clean water to flush the mud out, and if that would work in a pinch. dry it up with a can of contact cleaner to dry it out. epic trail. envious
Awesome guys. Love every minute of it.I have watched all the episodes and I eagerly await the next one. Fan from Fiji.
This is actually a comedy show, they just don't know it...quality all the way and totally Genuine.....Keep it rolling boys..
Can't take anyone serious who owns a homelite let alone takes one on a mission like that😅
Electric chain saw
Homelite? More like homeless
Funny thing is, they work.
Stihl, Husqvarna, Jonsered, or Shindaiwa anything else is a waste of time and back muscles. Some of the battery ones are fine for small tasks but for any serious use, stick with the good brands. Was a logger for years. A good saw can run a very long time.
He can’t afford a few alternator belts so he had to buy a budget chainsaw 🙄
That 80 is a weapon 😍
Always enjoy watching one of the best, if not the best offroad show in the world! Keep up good work guys!
with them homelite saw, theres a little plastic flow plate that you have to flip around in cold weather otherwise it'll just keep bogging out. Its located behind the handle on the bar side of the saw
Petition for shauno to get the air locker's fixed 🤚🤚
The hardest thing working on old sooty is the poor mud covered shitty compressor 🤣
Rubin is a great character! Like a Aussie Santa! Glad hes around!
Bloody brilliant episode love it! Surely you grab a Milwaukee or likewise battery chainsaw now 😅. Those rocksliders didn't fair to well, noticed Graham's struggling aswell, whats the go there?
Put this on the resume? No way! We’ve been waiting for the upgrades on the new d-max since September 2020. Haven’t even driven it yet. Imagine the wait to get parts to fix it? No way!!!!!
Great episode boys. Would love the bison boots, they would be great to take the kids hiking on our camping trips. Keep up the entertaining videos
the night you were there we were on the dunes nth of granville on the bikes it was a windy one good times 1000 bucks gated now so this is probably the last time itll be filmed end of an era goodonya gents merry christmas cheers
Should have brought a stihl chainsaw
looks like a typical day for half the year here in Canada
Cracker of a trip boys,
However would love to see on OG trip with the dirty 30 and good old shorty. I reckon shorty has a few more tips in her. 🤘
Reuben is awesome to have on the show!! Another good trip fellas
Best show on TH-cam hands down. Would love to take part in he adventures with you guys but I live in the States so that'd be hella expensive 😂
Yep. I'm in that same situation being stuck in the middle of Illinois for now.
I'm moving to Kenya in the near future with my 2017 Jeep Wrangler, so I'm sure I'll have some good off roading experiences there, though.
great episode!! good to see a bit more of the camera car at the start as well !! well done !!
I really want an 80 like sooty. It’s an absolute monster of an offroader
Me as an 11 year old kid, i just love these blokes, they make me laugh and comfort me when ever i am just thinking of 4 wheeling
On tracks like this wouldnt take spare belts, alternator, fuel, tyres?
Yes it would, including oil, water, sparkplugs, springs, shocks, hoses, wire ducktape, metal putty, nuts n bolts etc. Anything you can think of literally.
7:06 like a bat out of hell! Great drive Shauno!
Shawn "I’m gonna get a sore wrist"
Graham "nah you got plenty of practice"
😄
Runva winches work great. I bought it after watching one do a big pull with no worries here in the snow. Merry Christmas to all at 4WD 24-7.
*Get these legends to 1M, Mad love* from over the ditch, for a cook up you should do a boil up.... need a 5-10L pot with pork bones and bacon bones, let those boil for 2-3 hours, chuck some potatoes in and silverbeet and cabbage server once cooked 🤤🤤🤤💯 Maori food here in New Zealand is BANGING 😍 other words delicious
That dmax is looking flash mate, did a good job with it
so jealous of the trails in Australia
Where are you from?
@@ssusggus Canada
@@yotaforlife8408 thought you would have some good trails over there?
When butane is cold, it's only necessary to invert the canister to get its condensed fuel to drain into the line. (It also doesn't hurt to warm it up a little before it's used.) But shaking continuously isn't necessary.
Definitely leave the Homelite at home next time! You won't need three or even two saws if you carry just one REAL saw. Glad to see someone was smart enough to have an axe on hand. A few hours chopping wood won't hurt anyone (except maybe Graham lol)
I’ve got a video idea. Take a stock-as-a-rock vehicle (eg. Land Rover Discovery) along one of these trips so we can see the reasons why 4WDs need to have all this aftermarket gear: Eg. recovery points, barwork, tougher tyres, beefed-up suspension, etc.
Should look at the Milwaukee chain saw there really nice and work great no carb issues or any of that
Great episode boys
I’m born n breed tassie boy she definitely a hard track! but you need to try wombat flats it runs parallel to $1000 track but harder
Holes are deeper and the hills are steeper
Yeah they never seem to do the full loop, it always bugs me they either don't know about it or are just too soft 😂😂
Wow, that looks like here in Canada in the winter :)
This channel alone is the sole reason I'm regularly fighting the urge to pack up my life and move to Australia.
Don't do it ! The government over here is farked lol
@@shayneno999 Government in the US and Canada is farked too.
@@PresidentMcAwesomesauce 100%
@@PresidentMcAwesomesauce no where near as bad, you guys don’t have Covid camps
@@ruddthreetrees1104 that's a shame. I hope the best for you and your people. But the government will only push it's people as far as it's people will allow.
Absolutely love watching you boy's. My two boy's would love to meet you guy's hope you come back to tassie
Graham said it best about 79s , they sound good . That's about all they do 🤣
Fasaaarrr…. Talk about fish out of water! It’s like watching three snowmen trying to cross the desert.
Love it!!
always love watching you guys but i must criticize something, i am an amature at 4wding compared to you guys but my one up on you is i am an expert rigger and you guys do not a double line/snatch block pull as often as you should. the few times i have said to myself watching your videos. "thats gunna let go" iv been right all but twice which honestly i put down to luck. a slower pull is better then a snapped rope not to mention it will help the life/motor of your winch as well. im sure even you blokes can agree that using anything at its capacity will wear it out quicker. single line pulls work best when you just need that little oomph but mud has too much suction and paired worse when pulling up a rut/incline. that aside, love what ya do and i learn plenty from ya
the reason to the low flames is that you are using a high butane mixture in the gas, the butane freezes at 0 celcius, try and see if you can find a winter gas with more propane in it since pure propane can go down to -40 and still work, and the big yellow flames you get is cause when you turn it upsided down it will put out the liquid phase of the butane instead of the gas :D
love your show, best reguard Swedish gas tech :D
Do tracks get harder or do your fridges get bigger?
We had to leave Tasmania when Covid broke out. We would love to go back and finish our trip wearing a set of Bison boots they look very comfortable.
Great video love every minute of it. Please get a decent chain saw like a Stihl or a Husquvarne.👌
Can’t agree on that man I got 2 12 inch 1 14 and 16 inch all cheap Aldi and Bunnings brands and I use my saws a lot and 2 of them were from council pick up and they have never let me down
My 2 12’s are perfect last a week camping before the chain gets blunt
And my 16 flys through everything I throw at it.. iron bark gum trees you name it and my 12 is the perfect size to save space
Lol that homelite 16 is the same as my 14 inch
And that needs a carb service…
just saying any saw can have a carby issue so why only have 1 I got 4 and my 12 is 16 years old and still going strong and yes it’s had a carby service at 10 year old and in total cost me $89… but can’t include that as it was my birthday present
My other 3 haven’t as yet but there both new/back ups…. 2 14 n 16 less then 2 months old n the 12 clone of my original I was given after the Newcastle floods because I helped them as there car was trapped in flood water n my 61 charged through it n dragged every car out of the water
@@blink1821986 C'mon mate, homelite are garbage & everyone knows it. Every single one of thier petrol products has carby issues in the first year. Extra hundred & they could have at least picked up a makita
@@gqwarrior6694 not mine
I love these guys they just show you how to have fun no matter what good times
Sooty is the best
HELL YEAH BROTHER looks like some serious fun NEED MORE JOCKO
It amazes me that you guys run and use such good equipment but when it comes to the chainsaw it’s a poxy piece of crap. Why not just go out and get one of the two most recognised brands and be re-assured that it’s well made and a lot more of a solid unit…?! Love watching your vids each week and have been since it was a mag & DVD each month. Just sharing my thoughts
Shauno seems to be more in touch with having good brand name tools etc. Graham on the other hand is a bit more old school and just uses whatever he has laying around in his shed. Agree that they should invest in at least a good Stihl chainsaw. I’m surprised shauno didn’t bring his Milwaukee one.
Well he can’t afford a alternator belt 🙄
Better option would be a hatchet and a folding saw. You don't need power tools.
@@ripvanrevs you saw how thick that tree was right?
they're waiting for Stihl to call with a sponsorship deal
You oughta make a cover for the alternator in sutty! All the bog holes and one of them is bound to toast it! Another great episode with some great blokes.
I've been waiting for an offroad adventure video that shows how important to double up on anything you think might be important for the trip. And this one takes the win with the dead chainsaw. Also, they have a spare new alternator but couldn't replace a serpentine belt? 🤔
As usual, nice video mates! 👍
Ruben never fails to impress what a legend. Great episode boys.
PRO TIP on how to easily start ANY 2 stroke engine
Step one: press primer 4-6 times
Step two: full choke
Step three: pull until engine coughs (DO NOT PULL AGAIN)
Step four: choke off
Step five: start engine.
If it doesn't start within two pulls, return to Step two.
pro tip dose no apply to homelite chainsaws
@@wyattfarcry5 Pro tip does apply...
Step one: Throw out the homelite
Step two: buy an actual chainsaw
Step three: there is none
@@adamski9952 ahhh i see
And when you don't have a primer?
The MUX is amazing lol
Could be all to do with the driver 😉
Cannot believe you'd take a Homelite saw into the bush.
Great episode fellas 👍
i would love to wheel with these guys. just not in that much mud. shauno looked like a mess. haha. I also love the cooking portions, seeing good food but also the constant adult humor always has me rolling.🤣🤣😂😂
Awesome to keep having Reuben join you guys on these trips. Great entertainment!
I'm so jealous of those trails!! Man that looks so fun!
Best, real offroad show.
Hello from US
Love seeing Reuben in these vids! Funny af Aussie bloke 😂👌🏼
Graham with the beef jerky cracks me up 🤣 he was ALWAYS munching on it!!
I'll tell u this yt channel makes having covid and stuck in a room for a week sooo much better
You blokes make my week, laugh out loud moments, gotta love my old home state bloody cold but beautiful
Glad you came down to Tassie to enjoy our mild weather. This was an epic episode and worth the wait.