Oh man I can't wait to see the Ayers episode. I might be the only American actually aware of the rock and it's background but I can't wait. I do hope you cover at least some of it's more interesting bits. I wish I could visit the place but I'll have to enjoy it through your video. Keep em coming !
Just love watching you guys. ❤️ You are fair dinkum explorers. Getting to places that I probably will never get to. The videos are excellent quality 👌 👏 . Well done . So much better than the other TH-camrs that use two vehicles to tow a boat and a caravan. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see the next video.
Having done it a few times it's a great track...camped one night a bit further on from the waterhole and entertained by a flock of horses for hours. The old forgot to turn on the radio...not the first and won't be the last. Good effort with the van.
bloody epic or what, my heart was in my mouth when she nearly flipped on that bend, think even I was yelling STOP....😅 so envious of you to have such beautiful backdrops to explore, it has everything. have visited a few times but never experienced anything the likes you guys are driving, beats my Great Ocean road trip for sure....... Well Done Guy's... you are so blessed.... you love life and you live it to its fullest.....👏🤟
Most peoples lives are the drudgery punctuated by the excitement. You have exact opposite. Your equation is the better balance. Ride safe and happy travels 👍
I was hoping to see how you get the sticky mud off from the last adventure? I am sure that did not hose off easily! Thank your family for sharing your great country!
Sorry mate. It’s hard to document everything. We have young kids and plus we are travelling and living. Sometimes we just miss things or are to busy to film them. But yes. Mud come out of the truck for a good couple of days after.
As soon as you go over 25mph (40km/h) the mud flies off the tyres, the rest falls off as it dries (it shrinks as it dries) though you can end up with little dried balls rattling around in hollow sections for months.
yes i think you pair had everyone sitting on the edge of there sits with this one your vids are put together very professionally looking forward to the next one
Me and the missus stumbled across your vids last night. Totally hooked. You guys are an absolute inspiration. Cant wait to get a van and start doing this. Living the best life!!
This is absolutely the coolest rig on the planet! I have never seen a camp trailer on air ride. I have never seen any air ride vehicle that has the ability to control ride height from one side vs the other. I will say that the hitch set up is the oddest thing I have ever seen. Have you ever considered installing winches? It looks like you could use them from time to time. Also, watching you get unstuck, I have wondered if you have any kind of lockers in your diffs front and rear? I have a limited slip locker in the rear of my Chevy SUV and it makes a HUGE difference in slippery conditions. Years ago, I had one in the rear diff of my Semi truck(Prime Mover) and it was a game changer in winter weather.
Just started watching you guys and can say as a pommy im EXTREMELY JEALOUS of your lifestyle!! Your children are going to have some AMAZING memories !! Just a few questions ... how long have you been doing this as i see there aren't many videos ? Secondly how do you go about home scooling your kids in such remote locations ? A very curious pommy x
We have been travelling for nearly 2 years now. But have always done smaller trips before that. We homeschool our kids. And our eldest gets tutoring from friends of ours that are high school teachers. In remote locations we use Starlink. Elon musks newest invention. It’s amazing
Hello from Texas. Please do more. I'm 3 episodes in and already hooked. I have a young family of 6 and we are starting to dream about getting a Roamer 1 or a Bruder for adventures here across the pond. As the commenter above mentioned, the kiddos' memories will be priceless. Thank you for sharing your adventures and inspiring others to do the same!
Thanks for another fantastic video albeit I bet you wished some sections could have been less exciting. I think you are both amazing and appreciate being able to enjoy your journey. The scenery is amazing and as we have travelled in such areas it brings back great memories. Your photography is wonderful. Looking forward to further episodes.
Epic stuff family! 27:00 is why our offroad caravans in Sarff Effrieka have that back corner cut off at at least 35 to 45deg for better departure angle. I really believe, along with steerable undercart, that that could be the best mod you could do on that van.
Id also plate the underside with some 8mm steel from behind the wheels to the back, and mount all the rackage on the back higher, or elsewhere, then you can happily just drag its arse over anything.
@@maarten_notjustagrip the chassis rails did the job this time but I agree, some plating would probably be good. And move the spare wheel out of the way.
@@alanhat5252 I must respectfully disagree about the chassis rails. Without them being "bridged", they just sit either side of whatever protrusion you're hanging up on. If the whole rear end was a full width skid plate, it would help a lot. That caravan has a dismal departure angle.
I see you set camp almost every night, what's the caravan for? Storage and latrine? Do the boys sleep inside? Just rain? Do you cook in there? How much freezer space do you keep? Please make a video about the caravan, or your R V trailer as we Yanks say. Loving the vids. You are raising strong boys and a lovely young lady. Well done!
How long did your business plan take? This is a brand new Chanel as I can see. Great job on the plan. It seems to be going your way. I assume you don't just spend 600k on a banger dream unless your independently wealthy. I'm so stoked for you and the kids. They are going to be so well based and ready for anything life brings. So proud of mom and dad. Luv this.
High Guys, we mete you at Palm Valley camp ground, we were in the silver Mitsubishi Delica, you offered to tow us out if we got bogged, did not know you were on u tube and just came across your blog so happy to follow you on your adventure. We also went out to Boggy hole in our Delica, sorry to hear about your home !! will now follow you safe travels, Bob and Barbara.
Some would say, ya mad , I would say , you got guts doing that in such a long rig well done 👏 don't forget to relax 😂 ❤ guy's what an adventure 😅 love every second, can I ask what the CV cost to fix on a truck , 😢 ❤😊 from rick Perth
Hi rick. Mate the CV itself wasn’t that much, it was more the labour that cost me. I should have just done it myself to tell you the truth. And to be honest I lt was so long ago now I have forgotten
Considering the amount of precision machining there is in them CV joints are amazingly cheap (American-style pairs of Hookes joints are even cheaper though less reliable) but, as mentioned, they're far enough inside for labour to be expensive. I changed mine on my RangeRover (probably less than a quarter the weight) & it took me a long day to do each.
I just saw 2 of your long videos and im really astonished about the real good quality of them. It makes fun, to see, how you discover your country and I'm really happy to get my first impressions of it,too,as we want to install a huge solar farm somewhere in the outback, but not too far from the offshore. We plan to install a huge hydrogen production in your country, to develop the next level of a sustainable energy source of the future. Have a great weekend and friendly regards from Warsaw Poland
'" Holly Connolly" you guys really like taking it to the limit. I thought I was nuts putting a Diff Locker in the back of my Trike so I could virtually go anywhere, but you guys are on another level altogether, No wonder you only drive a few hours each day, I was exhausted just watching. make the next one two weeks away I need a rest...................LOL
I would definitely raise the spare tire mount so in the future you don't have to worry about it getting ripped off or bent up into the back of your camper. That's a very capable setup for how big it is.
A tip so youdont lose maxtrax in the sand, tie a highvisability cord/rope to them and pull them out to the side so they can be easily seen.. Nice job withe the grading of the entry to the little dip.. Thenext25 meter long rig will have an easy time..
You guys are truly an inspiration, I would have lost my shit countless times if I'd be doing that with my kid after me. Guess I need to change my perspective on life just a little bit and catch some good vibes and positivity from you. Keep bringing new videos!
Great video guy’s, Well You Certainly Push Yourselves To The Limit All the best to you all from us in England 🇬🇧🇦🇺🏴 If you do get in tight spots Vaseline down the sides works Great!
@@thecartwrights No not taking the Piss at all, when we’ve got in tight spots it was always the same Vaseline will get you out. We had a few predicaments when Off-roading a few years ago. (18 of them ) We ended up of a Tank training course in the middle of Wales. Love your videos a bit of catching up to do on your journey. Our Caravan would crumple on the stuff your doing. Keep making your fantastic Vlogs All the best to your family🇦🇺 from ours in England🇬🇧.
With a little calm rationale, planning and teamwork, most challenging obstacles are overcome. Your videos will show that some roadways and gates will need widening and flatter grades for your size truck & c'van. But what's the fun in that. For emergency cases, do you have either mechanical or electrical hitches or straps to pull or guide/steer/maneuver the truck or c'van around or through obstacles? May need to fabricte some foldable or bolted on inclined steer pads for impassable grade issues.
@@surfing4theloveofit I have done many of these tracks my self and watch a few on ere but thay are by far the best no bullshiting just out there’s doing it
looks like a really nice trail u went. just a ide but on forestry trailers for tractors here in sweden they can have a option to swing the drawbar left and right to piont the trailer in tight spots. my thougt is if that is posseble to implement on a offroad trailer like ours. thx for a good video its fun to see our adventures..
@@thecartwrights sorry, but if that's the best available it's very disappointing. It uses a half-length Panhard rod rather than a Watt's linkage to locate the tops of the axles, the axles aren't linked together to compensate each other's movement & they've used an expensive long-throw damper rather than putting it in front of the axle where there is less movement (& a cheaper, more readily available one would work just as well). Similarly, the airbags could be in front of the axle for a shorter throw though this is likely less of an issue. I can see it's good (particularly the lateral location being high & central to centralize the body's roll centre vertically to some extent) but there are off-the-peg improvements readily available.
I see the NT GOVT say the fink gorge track is not suitable for trailers and vans. Did you guys cop any flack from rangers whilst doing the track? I’m hoping to go through there with our van in June.
The VW T1 would follow along the bits I've seen so far (though the panels would need welding back together every so often) but I wouldn't trust a modern one.
Good job with the scream! Under the circumstances you had to do what you had to do to prevent a potential catastrophe. You probably won't forget to turn on the radio next time. :)
hi Cartwrights family just subscibed a great adventure you guys are having may I suggest a metal whistle for communication for lookout to driver to stop immediately so words are not missunderstood also one for each family member if they go walkabout and need help just tell the story about the boy who cried wolf also good to take to bed anyway love your adventures have fun
Oh I actually didn’t realise the Fink Trail was that treacherous 🤬 glad you guys didn’t get much damage😁 man I was holding on hoping you wouldn’t tip as well😝 Another great video and I bet you enjoy those beers🍺🍺
Greetings from Cape Town, RSA 🇿🇦 . I’ve only recently found your channel. And now I have serious toy envy. Well in your case I guess it’s called home envy. Your channel and video creation is really professionally done. Please may I ask a question? I find myself screaming at the Tv, but you never answer me. lol… Max Traxx. They’re an amazing tool to have… if you have a traditional 4x4 setup. But in your case, do you not think it would be better to have aluminium track pads about 3m long that the German over land vehicles use? Similar to what the Volvo and MAN trucks use? Don’t get me wrong. I was amazed how well they worked when you got stuck in the mud. But can’t help but feel if you had longer, wider aluminium tracks you would have put less stress on the CV joint, and would have had more forward momentum to pull the truck and van forward. And also in the video above where there was a steep drop off, these would help with making less departure angle on the van. ✌🏻 keep on truckin’
You definitely need skid plates on the back of your caravan. North American made travel trailers would never withstand the things you subject your's to. Great video. Travel safe.
A little bit of a tip. Go and get yourself a good brush cutter with an extension with a chainsaw blade on the end now you can cut any overhanging branches with ease.
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Thanks for the video, so well done. It is obvious you are such a happy loving family living an envious life, thanks for entertaining us.
No worries at all. Thank you for supporting us. It means the world
@@thecartwrights aaarerkrutyklltolii
Oh man I can't wait to see the Ayers episode. I might be the only American actually aware of the rock and it's background but I can't wait. I do hope you cover at least some of it's more interesting bits. I wish I could visit the place but I'll have to enjoy it through your video. Keep em coming !
Mate Ayer’s rock is my favourite episode. You’ll see why next week
I really really REALLY enjoyed this episode. Can’t wait for the next one.
Cheers mate. We are so glad your enjoying them
Just love watching you guys. ❤️ You are fair dinkum explorers. Getting to places that I probably will never get to. The videos are excellent quality 👌 👏 . Well done . So much better than the other TH-camrs that use two vehicles to tow a boat and a caravan. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see the next video.
Cheers mate, really appreciate it
I will say you’re daughter is a big help for mum and dad with the boys being so young stay safe and prosper 😊
Agreed. She is the best
Having done it a few times it's a great track...camped one night a bit further on from the waterhole and entertained by a flock of horses for hours. The old forgot to turn on the radio...not the first and won't be the last. Good effort with the van.
Beautiful part of the world
Purely amazing. When I'm older I plan on getting a van and doing just what you guys do!
Maybe don’t do it exactly how we do it hahahahahhaha just a thought
bloody epic or what, my heart was in my mouth when she nearly flipped on that bend, think even I was yelling STOP....😅 so envious of you to have such beautiful backdrops to explore, it has everything. have visited a few times but never experienced anything the likes you guys are driving, beats my Great Ocean road trip for sure....... Well Done Guy's... you are so blessed.... you love life and you live it to its fullest.....👏🤟
yelling doesn't make difference, it's better speak good before or have a radio check
Cheers mate. Appreciate it
Recently started watching you - thoroughly enjoying your journey. Thanks for posting this, it’s great.
Thank you. Much appreciated
Lost for words. All 5 of you are Legends. Cheers,
Went through there in April.
Camped 2 nights, spectacular scenery
Absolutely beautiful
Wow😮 that was scary when the trailer nearly tipped over but Mum and Dad working together got it sorted well done Mum and Dad 👏
We absolutely love your videos always look forward new content keep posting guys bloody awesome
Thank you so much. We are glad that you enjoy them
Most peoples lives are the drudgery punctuated by the excitement.
You have exact opposite.
Your equation is the better balance.
Ride safe and happy travels 👍
Amen!!
I was hoping to see how you get the sticky mud off from the last adventure? I am sure that did not hose off easily! Thank your family for sharing your great country!
Sorry mate. It’s hard to document everything. We have young kids and plus we are travelling and living. Sometimes we just miss things or are to busy to film them. But yes. Mud come out of the truck for a good couple of days after.
As soon as you go over 25mph (40km/h) the mud flies off the tyres, the rest falls off as it dries (it shrinks as it dries) though you can end up with little dried balls rattling around in hollow sections for months.
yes i think you pair had everyone sitting on the edge of there sits with this one your vids are put together very professionally looking forward to the next one
Cheers greg
I'm in the US. What a lovely family! You guy put off roading in the US to shame! I truly have enjoyed this video, what an adventure!!
Wow! This is gripping stuff…I haven’t been so glued to the screen since the last Hollywood blockbuster! 😳🫣🫢😱👍🇬🇧 walkie talkie ‘STOP!!!!!!!!!!!!’
Amazing photography, driving in it oldest river in the world now that’s cool .
Great video, great work
Thanks mate. A memory etched into our brains forever
Pretty impressive guys!!!! Love watching your adventures
Thank you so much
Me and the missus stumbled across your vids last night. Totally hooked. You guys are an absolute inspiration. Cant wait to get a van and start doing this. Living the best life!!
This is absolutely the coolest rig on the planet! I have never seen a camp trailer on air ride. I have never seen any air ride vehicle that has the ability to control ride height from one side vs the other. I will say that the hitch set up is the oddest thing I have ever seen.
Have you ever considered installing winches? It looks like you could use them from time to time.
Also, watching you get unstuck, I have wondered if you have any kind of lockers in your diffs front and rear? I have a limited slip locker in the rear of my Chevy SUV and it makes a HUGE difference in slippery conditions. Years ago, I had one in the rear diff of my Semi truck(Prime Mover) and it was a game changer in winter weather.
They have winches front and back they have diff locks but when you tow a 25 foot van with a 20 foot tow vehicle you run out of space really quick 😅
Pretty much. We have all the gear we need. It’s just some times, shit hits the fan, and you gotta get it done
Fantastic vid love what you guys get up to!! Keep up the adventure can't wait till we venture out in our Isuzu 😊
Good luck and god speed
You are an amazing family. Love watching your videos. Have a blast on season 2. Can’t wait to watch.
Just started watching you guys and can say as a pommy im EXTREMELY JEALOUS of your lifestyle!!
Your children are going to have some AMAZING memories !!
Just a few questions ... how long have you been doing this as i see there aren't many videos ?
Secondly how do you go about home scooling your kids in such remote locations ?
A very curious pommy x
We have been travelling for nearly 2 years now. But have always done smaller trips before that.
We homeschool our kids. And our eldest gets tutoring from friends of ours that are high school teachers. In remote locations we use Starlink. Elon musks newest invention. It’s amazing
But we have only just started filming our adventures
Hello from Texas.
Please do more. I'm 3 episodes in and already hooked.
I have a young family of 6 and we are starting to dream about getting a Roamer 1 or a Bruder for adventures here across the pond. As the commenter above mentioned, the kiddos' memories will be priceless.
Thank you for sharing your adventures and inspiring others to do the same!
Holy moly "Dad" you are gustsy ...just love watching
Cheers ruth
I was stressed just watching, but I'm glad you're all OK 👍 🏴🏴
Hahaha so stressful
Thanks for another fantastic video albeit I bet you wished some sections could have been less exciting. I think you are both amazing and appreciate being able to enjoy your journey. The scenery is amazing and as we have travelled in such areas it brings back great memories. Your photography is wonderful. Looking forward to further episodes.
Cheers Ron. Thank you so much for watching
Ooh gawd ..no way going on that track ..
what a mission! Great work getting that whole program through there
Cheers mate
Fantastic blog rear airbags on the truck on the rear can lower your back end she bends 😮 in the middle but what a brilliant job keep going no 1
Cheers mate
Epic stuff family! 27:00 is why our offroad caravans in Sarff Effrieka have that back corner cut off at at least 35 to 45deg for better departure angle. I really believe, along with steerable undercart, that that could be the best mod you could do on that van.
Id also plate the underside with some 8mm steel from behind the wheels to the back, and mount all the rackage on the back higher, or elsewhere, then you can happily just drag its arse over anything.
@@maarten_notjustagrip the chassis rails did the job this time but I agree, some plating would probably be good. And move the spare wheel out of the way.
@@alanhat5252 I must respectfully disagree about the chassis rails. Without them being "bridged", they just sit either side of whatever protrusion you're hanging up on. If the whole rear end was a full width skid plate, it would help a lot. That caravan has a dismal departure angle.
Another amazing video, the places you take us each week is just awesome
What an epic journey you are on. I enjoy it as much as you do from my chair.
That’s so nice. Thank you
Amazing well done family of champions ❤
Thank you
Love these Videos, Great work, really well edited, What great experiences. Please keep them coming.
Love traveling with you as I am
Stuck running a small insurance business with little time freedom.
I see you set camp almost every night, what's the caravan for? Storage and latrine? Do the boys sleep inside? Just rain? Do you cook in there? How much freezer space do you keep? Please make a video about the caravan, or your R V trailer as we Yanks say. Loving the vids. You are raising strong boys and a lovely young lady. Well done!
Mate 2 weeks time we release a caravan walkthrough
How long did your business plan take? This is a brand new Chanel as I can see. Great job on the plan. It seems to be going your way. I assume you don't just spend 600k on a banger dream unless your independently wealthy. I'm so stoked for you and the kids. They are going to be so well based and ready for anything life brings. So proud of mom and dad. Luv this.
Hey mate. Not long we actually never set out to do it, as we both had seperate careers to start wit. It kinda just evolved to tell you the truth
High Guys, we mete you at Palm Valley camp ground, we were in the silver Mitsubishi Delica, you offered to tow us out if we got bogged, did not know you were on u tube and just came across your blog so happy to follow you on your adventure. We also went out to Boggy hole in our Delica, sorry to hear about your home !! will now follow you safe travels, Bob and Barbara.
Some would say, ya mad , I would say , you got guts doing that in such a long rig well done 👏 don't forget to relax 😂 ❤ guy's what an adventure 😅 love every second, can I ask what the CV cost to fix on a truck , 😢 ❤😊 from rick Perth
Hi rick. Mate the CV itself wasn’t that much, it was more the labour that cost me. I should have just done it myself to tell you the truth. And to be honest I lt was so long ago now I have forgotten
Considering the amount of precision machining there is in them CV joints are amazingly cheap (American-style pairs of Hookes joints are even cheaper though less reliable) but, as mentioned, they're far enough inside for labour to be expensive. I changed mine on my RangeRover (probably less than a quarter the weight) & it took me a long day to do each.
Inspiring .. thank you would love to join you one day on your adventures with my family and 4x4
I just saw 2 of your long videos and im really astonished about the real good quality of them. It makes fun, to see, how you discover your country and I'm really happy to get my first impressions of it,too,as we want to install a huge solar farm somewhere in the outback, but not too far from the offshore. We plan to install a huge hydrogen production in your country, to develop the next level of a sustainable energy source of the future.
Have a great weekend and friendly regards from Warsaw Poland
Again, a Great and entertaining Update----Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
'" Holly Connolly" you guys really like taking it to the limit. I thought I was nuts putting a Diff Locker in the back of my Trike so I could virtually go anywhere, but you guys are on another level altogether, No wonder you only drive a few hours each day, I was exhausted just watching. make the next one two weeks away I need a rest...................LOL
Hahaha! Sorry for the stressful ride 🫣 the next episode should be nice and relaxing for ya..but we do have a big announcement 😱👀
Mate. Crazy is kinda our entire life. I mean, we live in a caravan. Hahah clearly we at crazy
I would definitely raise the spare tire mount so in the future you don't have to worry about it getting ripped off or bent up into the back of your camper. That's a very capable setup for how big it is.
It goes well. One down fall would definitely be is departure angle at the back
@@thecartwrights I've hit the A-frame on the ground a few times with mine, your A-frame doesn't look like it extends far enough back for that.
Prepare also a few Snow-tirechain for next mud area.....
Boy oh boy you guys push it to the limit, but you've done it and continue to do it well done , so enjoy your videos thank you.
Our pleasure! Thankyou for that!
Wow that was a bit technical, I was thinking of those CV’s in a few spots there but the Suzi done it easy🍻
Mate I was nervous aswell
A tip so youdont lose maxtrax in the sand, tie a highvisability cord/rope to them and pull them out to the side so they can be easily seen..
Nice job withe the grading of the entry to the little dip.. Thenext25 meter long rig will have an easy time..
Believe it or not. We have these hivis straps also. We just didn’t use them
It seems the same problem on a few "Expert4x4" channels...
Some times you get lazy. And you pay the price
@@thecartwrights well digging a truck out of themud after going down to the axles does make for good video content... :)
Hahaha good point 😂. Thanks for watching mate
Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Cheers mate. Appreciate it
You guys are truly an inspiration, I would have lost my shit countless times if I'd be doing that with my kid after me. Guess I need to change my perspective on life just a little bit and catch some good vibes and positivity from you. Keep bringing new videos!
The PONDEROSSA FAMILY!!!! Great!!!!
Imagine being an explorer with Ox n cart, family, provisions and the threat of bushrangers; slowly pushing through the outback!
Men were different back then mate
Great video guy’s, Well You Certainly Push Yourselves To The Limit
All the best to you all from us in England 🇬🇧🇦🇺🏴
If you do get in tight spots Vaseline down the sides works Great!
Hahahaha dunno if your taking the piss or not. But I like your style
@@thecartwrights No not taking the Piss at all, when we’ve got in tight spots it was always the same Vaseline will get you out. We had a few predicaments when Off-roading a few years ago. (18 of them ) We ended up of a Tank training course in the middle of Wales.
Love your videos a bit of catching up to do on your journey. Our Caravan would crumple on the stuff your doing.
Keep making your fantastic Vlogs All the best to your family🇦🇺 from ours in England🇬🇧.
Nice memories with the whole family.watching from the Philippines
Thanks for watching
seems the caravan could use a smart self leveling feature for off road, together with a tilt angle sensor
We have one. It’s name is “dad”
With a little calm rationale, planning and teamwork, most challenging obstacles are overcome. Your videos will show that some roadways and gates will need widening and flatter grades for your size truck & c'van. But what's the fun in that. For emergency cases, do you have either mechanical or electrical hitches or straps to pull or guide/steer/maneuver the truck or c'van around or through obstacles? May need to fabricte some foldable or bolted on inclined steer pads for impassable grade issues.
It was tight dragging a Patriot x1 up the boggy hole track let alone a truck and a 60ft caravan. Solid effort
Great stuff guys - thanks heaps and safe travels….
Cheers mate
Loved this episode! Had my heart neally stopping a few times 😊 looking fwd to your next video ❤
Thank you!!
thats the finke river 4wd track, good effort getting that rig through, i have done that in flood.
There is no way I’d attempt it in flood. Your a brave man
My first video of yours that I have watched. I loved it! What a delightful family. :)
Thank you so much!
You guys are a joy to watch. Thanks for sharing
Thankyou so much for your positive feedback and for following along with our journey from your home 🤙🏽
Cheers mate. And thanks for the feedback
That was the best Video ever well done ,i will put that track on the must do list
Drive safe🤟🙌👌
Best content on TH-cam guys keep them coming 🍺🍺🍺🍺👍👍👍👍🤘🤘
Absolutely ❤😊
@@surfing4theloveofit I have done many of these tracks my self and watch a few on ere but thay are by far the best no bullshiting just out there’s doing it
Cheers pomybastard. And cheers Rick. Appreciate it guys
Perfect Sunday arvo with the crazy Cartwrights .cracka episode
Hahahah crazy Cartwrights. It’s got a ring to it
@thcartwrights honest content full of fun crazy moments that's captivating great results on screen keeping it real an keeping it interesting
You guys are next level! I need to find out your names. I just hear dad
Haha. Sorry about that 🤪 it’s just that’s what we call each other for the kids..so, habit 😎
Dad - Jackson
Mum - Kyla
Eavie
Ellis
Wilder
LIved every minute...excellent.....keep filming🙂
Cheers mate. Appreciate it
Totally enjoyed it and family drama.
Haha climbing the tree to pull away from van, 👍🏻
She is a machine
we have all done it, least you were taking it easy and backed up
looks like a really nice trail u went. just a ide but on forestry trailers for tractors here in sweden they can have a option to swing the drawbar left and right to piont the trailer in tight spots. my thougt is if that is posseble to implement on a offroad trailer like ours. thx for a good video its fun to see our adventures..
Wow that’s cool. Iv never seen that before
@@thecartwrights nor have I, I've seen steerable axles though.
thinking about it, a swinging A-frame would often put the hitch on the high side, provoking an overturn.
Fill your trailer tires with water. The added weight low won't hurt your power and the weight low will hold her down. And keep her from rolling.
You could get another half ton on the ground. Ballast!!
Wow. Iv never heard of this. I’ll look into it. Our water tanks are pretty low already. So that helps a lot aswell
@@thecartwrights talk to farmers they're the ones who do it most.
Probably been asked heaps of times, buuuut, what is that suspension on the van? Very impressive.
CRZR industries made our chassis and suspension system. Look it up on instagram, you will be blown away. Best system on the planet
@@thecartwrights sorry, but if that's the best available it's very disappointing.
It uses a half-length Panhard rod rather than a Watt's linkage to locate the tops of the axles, the axles aren't linked together to compensate each other's movement & they've used an expensive long-throw damper rather than putting it in front of the axle where there is less movement (& a cheaper, more readily available one would work just as well). Similarly, the airbags could be in front of the axle for a shorter throw though this is likely less of an issue.
I can see it's good (particularly the lateral location being high & central to centralize the body's roll centre vertically to some extent) but there are off-the-peg improvements readily available.
What a life! Great family. Enjoying your journey.
Thanks so much!
Welcome to another edition of "Lets watch the Cartwrights get stuck again"🤪
Hahahaha some would say stick to what your good at. And we are good at getting ourselves into a pickle
I see the NT GOVT say the fink gorge track is not suitable for trailers and vans. Did you guys cop any flack from rangers whilst doing the track?
I’m hoping to go through there with our van in June.
Thanks for the pre warning, I did need that stress ball 😂😂😂
Hahaha we actually can’t watch it. It stresses us out
So Fun ! cemented memories ❤ ~peace~
Cheers mate
Me and my wife are going away in our VW T6 next week for 4 days wish we could do what you do❤🇬🇧
Hahahah mate we’re nuts. Don’t do what we do hahahah
The VW T1 would follow along the bits I've seen so far (though the panels would need welding back together every so often) but I wouldn't trust a modern one.
F@#king couple of legends. How you do all that and not lose your shit is unreal.
Keep it up
Makes for good ratings?😅😅😅
Love love you guys, thanks for the great content. 👍👍❤️❤️
Thank you for watching mate. Much appreciated
Awesome episode again. Love it.
Cheers double trouble. Very much appreciated
Good job with the scream! Under the circumstances you had to do what you had to do to prevent a potential catastrophe. You probably won't forget to turn on the radio next time. :)
I am yet to forget to turn the two way on again. Haha. And im pretty impressed with the state of my lungs tbh 👏🏽👏🏽 really surprised myself 😆
Hahahaha mate, considering what I put her through. She is going well
😂😂😂😂
hi Cartwrights family just subscibed a great adventure you guys are having may I suggest a metal whistle for communication for lookout to driver to stop immediately so words are not missunderstood also one for each family member if they go walkabout and need help just tell the story about the boy who cried wolf also good to take to bed anyway love your adventures have fun
Great idea!!
Good job again guy’s, what a lot of fun.
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh I actually didn’t realise the Fink Trail was that treacherous 🤬 glad you guys didn’t get much damage😁 man I was holding on hoping you wouldn’t tip as well😝
Another great video and I bet you enjoy those beers🍺🍺
Mate I sank a few after this one. Cheers mate, thanks for watching
@@thecartwrights hahaha and I bet you enjoyed every drop too🍺🍺🍺🍺
I love your Videos, Good Luck Brother and farmly.
wow very interesting experience friend
Yes it was
Супер! Вы классная команда!!!
Greetings from Cape Town, RSA 🇿🇦 .
I’ve only recently found your channel. And now I have serious toy envy. Well in your case I guess it’s called home envy.
Your channel and video creation is really professionally done.
Please may I ask a question? I find myself screaming at the Tv, but you never answer me. lol…
Max Traxx. They’re an amazing tool to have… if you have a traditional 4x4 setup. But in your case, do you not think it would be better to have aluminium track pads about 3m long that the German over land vehicles use? Similar to what the Volvo and MAN trucks use? Don’t get me wrong. I was amazed how well they worked when you got stuck in the mud. But can’t help but feel if you had longer, wider aluminium tracks you would have put less stress on the CV joint, and would have had more forward momentum to pull the truck and van forward. And also in the video above where there was a steep drop off, these would help with making less departure angle on the van.
✌🏻 keep on truckin’
Hey mate. This is a great idea. I’ll look into it
Thats was fu$kin unreal nice guys 😮
Cheers teresa. Thank you for watching
love the video's. you guys not afraid to meet some crocediles in those waters? great from norway
Mate we swim with some in a few episodes. Scary stuff
29:16 Gully crossing, double stack on the maxtrax or let air out of the rear truck airbags if you have them. (Land Rover tips 101)
Hahahaha the master !!! Thanks mate 🙏🙏
Hi do you change you tyre pressures or does your truck have to do from in cab or remote or on the fly…
Hey mate. We have to manually change the pressures. Nothing high tech about the isuzu
Love the van wish we got these in 🇬🇧
I love isuzu. How do you do maintenance of the truck?
Spare tyre sits way below the van's departure line. Keep an eye on its mounting.
Good travels.
Yeah I agree
If they keep dragging the spare tyre like that it won't sit far down any more. The situation will self-correct.
Hahaha clearly your a practical thinker 😂😂😂
Pity you couldn’t use the airbags on the rear axel of the van to raise it to max height & improve the clearance when you had to skull drag it.
Mate, bags where maxed out. I guess on our next van, we will be looking at better departure angles
Hey Mate,put some bloody sand shoes on. SNAKES😢😢Great show JY
Hahaha mate I don’t own shoes
You definitely need skid plates on the back of your caravan. North American made travel trailers would never withstand the things you subject your's to. Great video. Travel safe.
Yeah agreed
or a row of sack barrows lashed under the back ;-)
A little bit of a tip.
Go and get yourself a good brush cutter with an extension with a chainsaw blade on the end now you can cut any overhanging branches with ease.
Mate if I did that, I’d have greenies everywhere dipping there lid