Discover How Australia's Toughest 4WD Gear is Made! Warehouse 4WD Tour 

Mate I was about to say what a unit not letting anything stand in his way

Yeah, it’s amazing to watch him navigate tough terrain with just hand signals from his son. It’s such a unique and cool way of spotting that you don't see every day!

Yeah we would love to check them out!

Hai! Terima Kasih & Terima Kasih

@@4WDTV sama sama🤜🤛today weather here🌄sunny and it's 9:23am our time.slamat pagi😃🌾

@@datupangurraider7812 we can't wait to be back!

Alright, if we were to do a factory vic tour episode, which top manufacturers would you like us to feature beside Marks?

@@4WDTV Aussie Arvos did a video where they fitted "airbag bead locks" which I think a made in the Melbourne area (the company is definitely based there). I had never heard of that sort of product, let alone one that was Aussie owned. I think ideally, the companies showcased should be ones that are offering innovative products or products that most people don't know about. Eg, Carbon Off-road with their brushless 48v winch (which I've emailed them asking more info on). Unfortunately, I don't know which companies have those cool and innovative products because I don't know they exist. I do know there is a good selection of 4x4 and camping manufacturers in Victoria, on the footsteps of the Victorian High Country. But as to who is "just another bullbar fabricator" and who has the golden product I couldn't say. That said, I do wish to thank you for doing this video and any future videos of the same style. The quick fast firing "they exist and make this" gave enough information to identify what the product is and where to look for more info. We should support Aussie companies if we can. Of course, it would also be nice to go back and do in-depth videos / reviews on some of the better products (like that 48v Brushless winch). Oh, and if you do find in your research an Aussie company that does 4x4 brake locking systems (IE, holds the foot brakes at full pressure for temporary parking on steep hills or winching), I'm very interested. I can only find drag race car based products for VERY short term use.

@@4WDTV @AussieArvos might be a good source to find local Vic companies, and maybe go for a drive with. They may be "the competition", but I have the time to watch both your videos and you both have a different perspective to give, so might as well crack a can together and be mate's.

@@35manning yeah we did invite them for a collab! Nice guys doing good things!

@@35manning yeah they are well proven but we all know they are still illegal because you need to drill the rim for the second valve. But they would have explained that yeah?