Bog Holes FROZEN OVER! Australia’s toughest 4WD track made WAY tougher - do we make it through? 

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 !

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.

they don't make em like that anymore

This deserves more likes

@@Dalebrah69 thanks buddy 🖐

Is this you Graham?

Congratulations

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

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 💔

45:08 he goes makes you feel weird, maybe if i don’t look at it 😂😂

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

Me too🤣🤣🤣

Thanks heaps for the input

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 🙄

The hardest thing working on old sooty is the poor mud covered shitty compressor 🤣

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.

Thanks mate - appreciate the support

Tasmania is more like NZ than the mainland of Australia

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.

Where are you from?

@@ssusggus Canada

@@yotaforlife8408 thought you would have some good trails over there?

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 😂😂

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?

@@ripvanrevs Kind of silly when you're driving a 3 ton rig. Do you enjoy sawing and needless hard work more than wheeling? It seems like getting stuck, wading through bog holes, digging, hauling winch line and repairing broken stuff would be more than enough work in the 1st place. I like axes as a back up or around the campfire after a few beers!

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

Snow is a surprising thing for most people outside of Australia to see they believe we are mainly desert which is on the whole true but we have large snow areas with ski resorts and the whole nine yards.

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?

Totally agree m8 g'day from OZ