Thanks for watching Patricia, yes beautiful park here in Albany, we do love a bit of green grass around us, and this one has plenty, very nice park. Thanks again, Ken and Julie
Hi Eddie, thanks for the positive feedback, I've certainly seen travelers with much, much more. Anyway, hard to know what you need till you do it. We left some heavier stuff at home, firepit and our electric bikes as an example, to keep weight down Thanks for watching Ken and Julie
Thanks for the feedback, the privacy screen is a poptop end wall, fits 1/2 our awning perfectly, we also have another waterproof one, that doubles for a porch awning or we can have both in on the long side of awning. The one on in this video, i put slots under the velcro slots and put one strap through so we can roll up and velcro up if we want to. We prefer the half when just wanting a bit of privacy. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie
Geat setup. Just goes to show everyone's setup is different for everyone's needs. I remember sitting at bramwell. There was a huge chev pickup with a enormous van hooked up. Jilly and i were thinking why the hell have a huge set-up like that.. The owners appeared... They were huge.. We dont judge setups any more 😂😂
Hi Paul, thanks for the feedback, the things we havent used in general, i'm happy we haven't used. When your sitting at home preparing for a 30000km+ trip, you imagine you might need lots of things. Were happy with setup and grateful to be out here doing it this year. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie
Good content thank you. Very neat and organised. I live in my car with my dog, its far from neat or oganised but it is clean. Most important thing for me from your list was the led light. Repairs etc I have to rely on garages and roadside assist. Disability prevents me from doing anything from changing a tyre to a hose. All my food clothing and gear that cant fit in the car is in my little 6x4 covered trailer. Safe travels guys.
Thanks for the video, some really great ideas there. I have the same car as you and I really like how you have used the space where the 3rd row seats should be. Also, your compressor location is great. Thanks again for the ideas. Travel safe.
Great video. That's waaaay more gear than we carry, but you have it very well organised. Curious to know if you've ever weighed your set up? We have an Vancruiser van (2620kg Tare) and tow it with a 2008 Lexus LX570 (200 series Landcruiser). We ran it over a weighbridge out of curiosity and found even almost unloaded, we were over both the Rear Axle limit of the car and GVW. I was surprised, as I used to do this sort of testing as part of my job but would have thought our set up would be well under. I've since removed ALL the rear seats from the car and moved some heavy gear over the van axles to lower the ball weight. The GCM of the Isuzu and many utes is a trap that many get caught out on.
Hi Des, we weighed the car and van twice before this trip at a local weighbridge just to get an idea of how we were going. The Cars GVM is 2750 and it weighed 2320 with Julie and me in. ball weight 240kg, so close. Thanks again for watching, appreciate the feedback Ken and Julie
@@shanewalker2257 Hi Shane thanks for the positive feedback. The towels are Tek Towels large bought from Anaconda. We have found them so handy and they dry quickly. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie
What size motor has your car got would you change anything a bigger car or is the car ok to tow the van . we like your car size what sort of van is it again.
Hi Mark, the Isuzu has a 3lt 4cyl engine in it. It tows my size van (19ft) very well. The reason we chose this car was room in garage at home, reliability and fuel economy, (not to be under estimated with the price of fuel at the moment). As for changing it for another vehicle, i would maybe go for dmax with batwing back on it. Lots of room in them. + 3.5t towing as instead of 3t. I am very happy with how the MUX as performed though. Thanks for watching Ken and Julie
Hi Daryl, We use Campsmart Extra Drop, we find the extra drop ones work best for us. Have had no problems with them, good quality. Thanks for watching Daryl, we appreciate it. Ken and Julie
Hi, thanks for watching, The drone case was bought on ebay for about $35 The description below should bring it up on ebay search. Drone case For DJI Mini 3 Pro Drone Accessories Storage Box Hard Case Hand bag Carrying Bag Hope that helps Ken and Julie
Holy shit that's awful lot of gear to take with you just in case. I just finished 7000 + kilometre trip without incident. And I only carry about 20% of what you had. Electric awnings save a a lot of bother. Good content guys. Cheers 🇭🇲😀👍🍻🍻
Thanks for watching Jimmy, yep, i just didn't know what i would need, not having done the top end before, Next time will leave with a little less. Thanks for your feedback.😊 Ken and Julie
All very light stuff, plastic containers, cloths, bags, etc, socket set probably the heaviest thing there, 100kg maybe Thanks for watching Ken and Julie
Hi, you could be right, but when your going to travel 35,000km+, into places you've never been before, you just don't know what you might need, and when you see some of the other setups out here, mine is nothing. Appreciate the feedback Thanks for watching Ken and Julie
We have watched a few of your videos and find them interesting, however we have noticed that Julie is reluctant to be on camera. If you were more positive in the comments towards her she might be keener to be on camera. Try not to use back handed complements.
Gosh ,looks like us when we travelled ! Nice to see you in one of ourCaravan park in Albany !
Thanks for watching Patricia, yes beautiful park here in Albany, we do love a bit of green grass around us, and this one has plenty, very nice park.
Thanks again, Ken and Julie
Great run through. I'm kinda surprised by the other comments, I thought this was pretty reasonable amount of gear for full time travelling!
Hi Eddie, thanks for the positive feedback, I've certainly seen travelers with much, much more.
Anyway, hard to know what you need till you do it.
We left some heavier stuff at home, firepit and our electric bikes as an example, to keep weight down
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
Great video and your storage set up is epic
Thanks Charlotte, we appreciate the feedback.
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
Some great tips. Also like the 1/2 length awning privacy screen not seen that before
Thanks for the feedback, the privacy screen is a poptop end wall, fits 1/2 our awning perfectly, we also have another waterproof one, that doubles for a porch awning or we can have both in on the long side of awning.
The one on in this video, i put slots under the velcro slots and put one strap through so we can roll up and velcro up if we want to.
We prefer the half when just wanting a bit of privacy.
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
Geat setup.
Just goes to show everyone's setup is different for everyone's needs.
I remember sitting at bramwell.
There was a huge chev pickup with a enormous van hooked up.
Jilly and i were thinking why the hell have a huge set-up like that..
The owners appeared...
They were huge..
We dont judge setups any more 😂😂
Hi Paul, thanks for the feedback, the things we havent used in general, i'm happy we haven't used.
When your sitting at home preparing for a 30000km+ trip, you imagine you might need lots of things.
Were happy with setup and grateful to be out here doing it this year.
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
Good content thank you. Very neat and organised. I live in my car with my dog, its far from neat or oganised but it is clean. Most important thing for me from your list was the led light. Repairs etc I have to rely on garages and roadside assist. Disability prevents me from doing anything from changing a tyre to a hose. All my food clothing and gear that cant fit in the car is in my little 6x4 covered trailer. Safe travels guys.
Thanks for watching, your feedback and story. 😊
Safe travels
Ken and Julie
Thanks for the video, some really great ideas there. I have the same car as you and I really like how you have used the space where the 3rd row seats should be. Also, your compressor location is great. Thanks again for the ideas. Travel safe.
Thanks Peter, appreciate your feedback.
Ken and Julie
very helpfull
Great video. That's waaaay more gear than we carry, but you have it very well organised.
Curious to know if you've ever weighed your set up? We have an Vancruiser van (2620kg Tare) and tow it with a 2008 Lexus LX570 (200 series Landcruiser). We ran it over a weighbridge out of curiosity and found even almost unloaded, we were over both the Rear Axle limit of the car and GVW. I was surprised, as I used to do this sort of testing as part of my job but would have thought our set up would be well under. I've since removed ALL the rear seats from the car and moved some heavy gear over the van axles to lower the ball weight.
The GCM of the Isuzu and many utes is a trap that many get caught out on.
Hi Des, we weighed the car and van twice before this trip at a local weighbridge just to get an idea of how we were going.
The Cars GVM is 2750 and it weighed 2320 with Julie and me in. ball weight 240kg, so close.
Thanks again for watching, appreciate the feedback
Ken and Julie
Is it legal to remove seats?
@@bobr6555Hi, not removed permanently, will be putting back in.
Thanks for watching.
Ken and Julie
Hi guys love you channel. Where do we get the towels in the container you have in car please?
@@shanewalker2257 Hi Shane thanks for the positive feedback.
The towels are Tek Towels large bought from Anaconda.
We have found them so handy and they dry quickly.
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
@@gonecaravanning thanks Ken and Julie
What size motor has your car got would you change anything a bigger car or is the car ok to tow the van . we like your car size what sort of van is it again.
Hi Mark, the Isuzu has a 3lt 4cyl engine in it.
It tows my size van (19ft) very well.
The reason we chose this car was room in garage at home, reliability and fuel economy, (not to be under estimated with the price of fuel at the moment).
As for changing it for another vehicle, i would maybe go for dmax with batwing back on it. Lots of room in them. + 3.5t towing as instead of 3t.
I am very happy with how the MUX as performed though.
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
Thank you very much for your reply. What about your Caravan? What sort of Caravan was it again?
@@passiveincomemadeasy hi Mark, its a Essential 2-1 cruiser, 19ft with a ATM of 2704kg.
Hope that helps
Ken
Hi Guys what brand of privacy screen do you have
Hi Daryl, We use Campsmart Extra Drop, we find the extra drop ones work best for us.
Have had no problems with them, good quality.
Thanks for watching Daryl, we appreciate it.
Ken and Julie
What case do you use for your drone?
Hi, thanks for watching,
The drone case was bought on ebay for about $35
The description below should bring it up on ebay search.
Drone case
For DJI Mini 3 Pro Drone Accessories Storage Box Hard Case Hand bag Carrying Bag
Hope that helps
Ken and Julie
Holy shit that's awful lot of gear to take with you just in case.
I just finished 7000 + kilometre trip without incident. And I only carry about 20% of what you had. Electric awnings save a a lot of bother.
Good content guys.
Cheers 🇭🇲😀👍🍻🍻
Thanks for watching Jimmy, yep, i just didn't know what i would need, not having done the top end before,
Next time will leave with a little less.
Thanks for your feedback.😊
Ken and Julie
There's a couple hundred kilos there bud
All very light stuff, plastic containers, cloths, bags, etc, socket set probably the heaviest thing there,
100kg maybe
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
Hi mate very interesting video however I do think you have way to much crap .
It's stressful watching you take it all out.
Hi, you could be right, but when your going to travel 35,000km+, into places you've never been before, you just don't know what you might need, and when you see some of the other setups out here, mine is nothing.
Appreciate the feedback
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
We have watched a few of your videos and find them interesting, however we have noticed that Julie is reluctant to be on camera. If you were more positive in the comments towards her she might be keener to be on camera. Try not to use back handed complements.
Thanks for watching
Ken and Julie
Your opinion only.